Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-25
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.)

Telegraph Operator +. L. Herbert is
boarding at the Red Lion.
Mrs. F. NY Whitney OF Northfield was in
town Tuesday for dental work at DR..
Blanchard's.
WA. Mcintosh, his niece and house
keepet have all been i'll with the grip, but
are now better.
CT. Dickinson, of Stuart & Dickinson,
undertakers, went on Tuesday to Malone,
~ ", for few days.
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Mrs. Il. L. Evans Wednesday afternoon
of next week at 2:3O O'Clock.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington started this
morning for Newport, where she expects
to remain during the summer months
Squire Bowen fell recently while at
work and fractured two RIBS. As he 10
over SO years OF age, the accident is quite
serious one.
Frederick Leeds of New York city was
in town Tuesday on his return trip from
Hanover, n. H., where he had been visit
ing Charles Mccall.
The Rev. q. j. Sutherland, rector OF St.
Mary's church, Mortified, will ofiiciate
in ST. Johns church Wednesday evening,
March 81, at Z 80 o'clock.
Owing to the recent change in the con-
troll OF the o. & l.. C.. X. r., Central YER
mont milages will not be honored for
transportation on that line.
The ladies of the o. +. S. will hold a
sociable in the Masonic hall anterooms
next Thursday evening, April LIST. There
will be an entertainment and supper.
Miss Beatrice Brook, who had been in
town for several months, returned yester.
day to her home in st. JOhnsbury because
OF the illness of members of the family
with measles.
The Lowelltown (Me) Lumber compa-
ny started its business Monday, after be.
| ing shut down for some time on account
Of the business depression. Geo.L. Spear
| one OF the firm, went thither Friday.
A large number availed themselves OF
the opportunity to taste maple sugar OF
the vintage of 1897 for the first time at the
Methodist vestry Tuesday eveDing."W
ster's best" was served and the company
departed in very sweet frame OF mind.
Commencing March sth and until fur
Their notice, the rate from all stations OF
the c. V. r. r.. to Chicago and return vii
be s31. so, via Montreal d Grand Trunk
going and returning. Tickets will b'
good only for continuous passage, to ex'
pire thirty days from date of sale.
Yesterday the light fall of damp snow
created a scene of wonderful beauty OF
Randolph avenue, the long rows OF leaf
less trees mantled with sparkling crystal
appealing to the artistic eye Of many cit
liens whose aesthetic tastes have Ions
slumbered under the smothering weigh
OF financial incubus.
While driving a road cart near the Rob
inson place on the Center road Monda!
morning ]. NJ. Atwood was run into SUD
denly from behind by A. L. Morse's horse
which had freed itself and started on al
excursion on its own hook. The force o
the collision broke a shaft of the roa'
Fcart, famed MIR. Atwood somewhat an,
sent the wandering horse sprawling il
, the gutter.
At the annual meeting of whitne
Chapter. No. 5, at Masonic hall Monday
the following officers were elected: G.
Partridge, F. H. P; NJ. L. Scott, king; 5
n. Fisk, scribe; c. Z. Abbott, Treas;
III. Bell. Sec; Lucius Webb, c. H.; F. A
Phillips. p. S.; Geo. w. w. Davis, X.
C.; A. N. Culver, NJ. Sd V; e. w. HAY
r ward NJ ID "; z. l.. Bass, NJ. LIST V.
Homer w bite, chaplain; f. t. Sauit an
J. d. Denison, stewards; Gordon Peel
tyler.
The ladies Of the w. C. T. U. and invite
friends observed the 93d anniversary c
the birthday of Neal Dow, the apostle c
E prohibition, at Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury
J Saturday afternoon. The program was q
, follows: Song, "America;" scripture les
: son; prayer, Rev. V. NJ. Hardy; remark
D on the significance of the day, Mrs. @. w
I. Morrow; paper on Neal Dow, Mrs. Mar
A. Mann; remarks by Rev. TIA. Howard
5 paper on Neal Dow's home life, Mrs. Fam
/. Lewis; remarks by Mr.. Hardy; solo, witt
2 autoharp accompaniment, Miss Ella Blk
i by. tea was served and a pleasant SO
cial hour followed.