Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-10
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y; B, Copeland and wife visited In Chel-
sea last week.
DR.. J. M. Ryder of Woodstock was in
town saturday.
Miss Ada Burroughs spent Sunday in
South Royalton.
Miss Marion Finn of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs: Charles Ingalls, is spending the
week In Gouldsviile.
Fred Jewett of Rochester has been Wis
ting at Nathaniel Harris.
Z. j. Heath of Gouldsviile visited here
from Friday until Sunday.
j. b PICKETT, ESQ.,, of Bradford was in
town Friday and Saturday.
W. A. Mcintosh was at home from
Hanover, N. H., over Sunday.
X. II. TIlson moves this week To the
farm OF bis wife's father on Hubbard hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Mann returned
York.
Annie, little daughter OF F. B. Wood,
gave twelve of her mates a nice straw ride
Saturday.
Arthur Bean has finished at the U. v.
M. and is at work In the insane asylum at
Waterbury.
b. G. Mcintyre, W. c. woodward and
e. z. Seelman OF Dartmouth we're in town
over Sunday.
The Juvenile Templars enjoyed a straw
ride to Bethel Saturday evening. The
party WAS large and merry one.
large quantity of personal property
belonging TO NJ. Parmenter was sold at
auction on Depot square Saturday.
Misses Elsie Powers and Ethelynd
Gould returned to Boston Monday to re-
sumo their duties in the Emerson college.
For the first time in fourteen years the
four daughters OF II. A. Powers were
together at Mrs, Sadie Bruce's last week.
The masquerade ball at Williams hall
last Friday evening was well attended, es-
pecially by spectators. A nice supper was
served.
That $45, 900 fire in Keene, n. H., last
week, caused by lamps explosion, would
not have occurred il electric lights had
been useJ.
Memuers OF the local Masonic chapter
attended the funeral OF p. c. Durham at
Bethel sunday. Mr.. Durham was a mem
Der OF the chapter.
Mrs. Il. K. Evans has returned from
Boston, where she has been taxing lessons
on the mandolin and guitar. She will
organize a class here.
G. ii. Tewksbury spent Sunday in town.
He reported Mrs. Tew ksoury as some
what improved. She Will stay at Saranac
Lake, N. Y, permanently.
Since his arrival at Denver, F. E. Du-
Bos has 0een obliged t. gu omit to several
operations on his arm, a occurrences OF mis-
trouble having been brought on by faiI
down stairs.
The Clark Concert company, consisting
OF DR.. George X. CLARK, ms wife, Mona Z.
a fln~ Lxr.a No. E.tf has. ra Ola n
concert in the entertainment course at
Barre March 10.
Miss Alice Erskine vent to Boston
Monoay whence she will go to Whitman,
Mess, TO fiji millinery engagement
Miss Lora Hutchinson also went Monday
to Lowell and Boston on visit.
Quite crowd as embed at the depot
Saturday morning to ste Buzzeil and Mrs.
Marsh, the condemned murderers, who
.ent through on the mail, to the states
prison. They occupied the same seat and
seemed TO be enjoy ing the trip first-rate.
A. q. Holman has purchased the inter-
est of Ii 4 Burgess in the hardware store
OF Hale & Burgess, st. Adams, and the
tirm benceforth viii be Hale q Holman.
The Messenger says, "Mr. Ito man Is
well known business man OF thi, place,
having been connected with +. h. Nor
toms clothing store for long time. tie
has equation as an eoserprising, up
right dealer"
Hobart Porter, OF Sanderson & Porter,
New York, was in town last week from
Wednesday until Saturday. This irm has
practically completed its contract OF put
ting in the electric lighting system for
our streets Mr.. Porter will finish the
dynamo for the power station and will re-
turn next week to install IL, by which
tins 1t is expected tn It the othsr work at
the station wi II be sufficiently progressed
to admit OF it.
A quarterly meeting OF Mt. Sinai Tenn
pie, N. Nj. s., will be held aG Montpelier
Friday evening. The notice OF the meet
ing, issued in the form of a pamphlet, is
unique. its cover is OF sand paper, in
dicative of the desert through which the
nodes have to pass ere they reach the
oasis. The first page bears cut OF Pur-
veyor j. W. Gabrielle, and underneath,
the query, "How is it, all right ?" which
of the genial Will will rec
ognize. The summons to attend is per-
emptory and a shot time in the old town"
Is promised.
Concerning Miss Grace Applebee's work
in a recent musical convention at Bart |
lett, n. "a local paper says: "'Good Bye,
Sweet Day. sung by Miss Grace Applebee
Of LttIeton, was one OF the best OF the |
evening. Miss Applebee has fine alto /
1Sc~
possible manner. The Holy City was |
one of the best OF the evening. AS the |
previous evening when Miss Bailey sang,
we could see the baby peacefully sleeping,
so again in this solo we could see the old |
Jerusalem and the new. Miss Applebee |
bad her soul in the song and cid herself
credit"
A party OF four Jews came to town last
week and started out peddling. They |
that they were selling goods
Tor e. A. Thomas. This soon came to Mr..
Thomas knowledge, who, not being in
he deal, and not desiring to have his
name used in such connection, naturally
objected. Warrants were made out for
The arrest of the peddlers, but they took
eg bail toward West Braintree and es-
,aped, the town being the gamer thereby.
They also visited Brookfield. 1t is not
known bow many we're gulIed. They
would make price OF s25 on dress pat
;ern and descend by easy stages to IS.