Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-24

Josiah Tilson mas been very sick with
kidney trouble.
Rev. John Q. Angel and two children
OF Montgomery arrived yesterday
e. K. Fish went to Montreal Wednesday
evening and will eat Thanksgiving turkey
in that city to-day.
The regular meeting OF the Rebekahs
Will be held Friday evening, ct which
time there will be work.
Messrs. Will and Frank Dawley OF
Barre are spending Thanksgiving as the
guests OF their friend, David Dunbar.
Mrs. Harriet spaulding, Miss Lena
Spaulding, Mr.and Mrs.Carroll 4. Grang-
er and daughter, Florence, OF Barre are
here for the holiday.
|. M. Frost has resigned the position OF
manager OF the White River Electric
company here and has accepted similar
position at Montpelier.
Twenty members OF Phoenix Lodge No.
Is OF Randolph went to South Royalton
Wednesday evening to he present az the
district meeting OF Rising Sun Lodge No. q.
l.. P. Thayer Is at home from St. Adams
A family party OF about 20, including
Leonard Wheeler and family from White
River Junction, will gather round his
board today. ~
At eight O'Clock this morning, at the
home OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Emily
Lazelie, on Weston street occurred the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Clara, 10
Fred g. Grain OF East Braintree, Rev. Q.
w. Morrow officiating. Only the immedf-
ate relatives OF the contracting parties
were present.
Lyman Luce went out coon hunting last
Saturday evening and succeeded in cap
turing four coons. Sunday evening he
sailed out to get four more but instead
got bad fall, severely iDjuring his right
knee. A doctor was summoned and he
hopes to realize enough from the sale Of
his coons to pay the doctor for his services:
Robert Morton and John Chase from the
U. v. NJ. and the Dartmouth contingent,
including Messrs. Sherman and Horace
Moulton, ]. B. Mcintyre, Harry Clark.
Walter Woodward and Charles Cushman,
with quite party OF fellow students, are
here tor the holiday recess. Will Mouiton
is also back from Springfield, Mass, for q
few days. The young men and their friends
enjoyed dance at the Red Lion Inn last
evening. i -
A large number OF RandoIphites were il.
Montpelier Tuesday, some 70 watch the
ebbing tide of legislation end some to at
tend the Fish and Game League banquet.
Among them were VIM. II. Dubois, J. B.
Wells, James Hutchinson, v. /. Spear, N.
L. Boyden, j. F. Mead, A. 4. Bass and
wife, f. Z. Dubois and wife, j. b. Ell
dredge, A. A. Neibaum, Martin Wash
burn and wife, H. M. Wires, e. A. Shat
tuck, g, l.. Martin, Herbert Salisbury ana
DR.. and Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard. The skin
Of the young bear that formed part OF the
banquet of the Fish and Game League was
sold at auction for Sl3, w. b. Wall being
the purchaser.
Since the days OF the patriarchs and
fathers long since gone to their long
home, no member of the House has exer-
cised more influence on legislation than
has VIM. b. Wall OF Randolph during this /
session and very few men in the last quar-
ter OF century have exercised as much. |
The busiest man In the General assembly. |
Mr.. Wallis record as an effective worker |
can hardly be realized. He has almost in |
been found on the popular side !
and the welfare and best interests Of the !
people have found In him a warm and |
forceful champion. No Vermonter is bet /,
ter known or has more friends than Mr.. |
Wall and II such thing were possible his |
has increased every day of the |
session. He has only friends and to a |
man they are heartily wishing that 1t will |
be many years before his shadow begins |
10 wane.-M Montpelier journal.