Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-03
Randolph Continued.

j There was a dance at Grange hall Fri
/ day evening.
E Mrs Jennie Bass isvisiting in Burlington
and Williston.
Miss Bertha Wardner returned from
| STAFFORD Saturday.
Leon ID. Latham, Esq, OF West Hartford
was in town Saturday.
c. S. Clapp and Luke Tarbell OF North
! field we're in town Saturday.
The Hartford bridge disaster occurred
eleven years ago tomorrow night.
Frank b. Wood has sold his home place
on the Center road to Frank e. Sawyer.
]. NJ. Holman is putting in Richmond
hot water heating apparatus in his new
house.
II. W. Mclntyre's dynamo has arrived
and his plating apparatus is now In prime
working order.
Frank Jerd OF East Roxbury has hired
the Foster slaughter house and will carry
on the business.
j. II. Smith OF Boston came Saturday,
expecting to return some time this week
with Mrs. Smith.
A boy threw SNOWFALL at Dave Bean a
week or more ago, striking him on the
leg just right to lay him up.
The j. O. u. A. M. will visit the Royal
ION COuuCli ntAl lutsuhy evening lUSItdu
OF holding regular meeting.
The test case involving the fish law was
heard before the supreme court at Mont
pelier last week. No decision as yet.
The Royalton Ministerial association
meeting to have been held here Tuesday
was postponed on account of the storm.
The Cooperative creamery continues to
receive abtut l0000 pounds OF milk every
other day. -Four new patrons came yes
terdaygH 7g|
The W.R. Z. sociable which was to have
been held with Mrs. j. p. Cleveland
Tuesday evening was postponed indef-
nitely because OF the storm.
The family OF Nelson Bell, living near
the Hoyt crossing, are in a sad condition.
The father and mother and two children
are III and the family needy.
The 25th wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Bowen was celebrated
Tuesday evening. Few, If any, went
from here on account of the raging ele-
ments.
Miss Elm Flint, youngest daughter of
Charles Flint OF jamestown, So. OAK, has
arrived in town and will visit for several
weeks at her uncle's, J. p. Cleveland's, and |
With other relatives.
A party OF young people enjoyed a ride !
to West Brookhala Friday evening and |
were entertained at Darius Hatch's by /
Miss Alabel Wadleign. Whist was the /
order OF this evening and a nice time Is re-
ported.
Mrs. Artemus Cushman, who died at
Rochester Saturday, was the widow of the |
late Gen. Cushman and aunt of A. b. and /
q. Il. Cushman of this place. The funeral |
was postponed from Tuesday until /
Wednesday on account of the storm.
The j. o. U. A. NJ. gave a whist party at
Grange hall Tuesday evening. There
were nine tables and Irwin S. Chase and +
Mrs. A. K. Dean won first prize with plus
2e, while Z n. Pean aud Miss Nellie Har-
wood took the consolation, with minus a.
The neighborhood whist party met at
Harris Bass Jan. Goth. Seven tables were
Lyman Hutchinson and Miss
Lizzie Holman gained the most points. and
Ernest Tracy and Mrs. ID. Chadwick were
second. All had a very enjoyable time
Tue next meeting will be at w. w. Jones
Tuesday, Feb. Sgh.
The musicale and art sale at Grange hall
Saturday evening, given under the auspi-
ces OF st. johns society, was well attend
ed. The vocal solos by Misses Haufier
and Sparhawk, the violin selection by
Miss Denison and the piano solo by
Miss Parsons, as well as the gramophone
we're well enjoyed. Candy
was sold and the picture sale Melted a nice
little sum. The receipts were about go.
The Mortified Netrs compliments RAN
tolph's participants in the musical con-
7ention at that place last week as follows:
= Miss Haufier was Literally applauded for
The efforts she put forth and has demon
'trsted to the majority of Northfield's mu-
iical people that she occupies an enviable !
position in the front rank OF vocalists In
his section of Vermont. The entire alb
ence of aff-ctation and striving for effect
which characterizes her singing is highly
Miss Farnsworth performed
he difficult work of accompanist in a
'reditable manner"
The committee in charge of the coming
musical convention has ngaged the fol .
owing out of-town soloists besides those
mentioned last week: Prof. c. S. Conant
4 Concord, n. H., a tenor who is an in
tructor in the public schools of that city; Q
diss Grace ADpleb OF Littleton. n. H.
ontralto, who was heard here last year;
Hiss NJ. Josephine Page of Laeonia, Nh,
ianlst. Miss Page is in great demand at @
MUSICAL conventions and is called one Of n
be best pisnIsts ia New Hampshire. Large a
osters will be out in dav or two. also a
irculars giving foil information. IL you e,
ave in adjoining towns friends whom Al
on wish to notify, hand their names to b
ev.G. W. Morrow OF F. w. Sault who will q
laii circulars for you. This promises to be Z
reat musical event as the soloists en- ~
iged are some OF the very best in New ia
nglaDd and the committee is fortunate tt
being able TO secure them on very req X
nRbie terms. Let everyonedo bis share q
making this convention great success. ia
e sd. in another column. d