Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-27
Randolph Continued.

A.. c. Holman was in town Friday.
DIR. Corbin, the Montpelier ~osteopathist
was in town a day last week.
Last week Saturday afternoon 1O2 books
were taken out OF the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Winch have been
visiting in st. Johnsbury the past week.
Prof. j. E. Goodrich, d. d., OF the Uni
versity of Vermont will preach at the
White church next Sunday morning.
The funeral OF Lslie May Hoisington,
wife OF Clayton Spaulding, was held at
the home of her father, Aaron Hoising
ton, Friday. Her age was q years.
A w. r.. c. sociable and supper will be
held with Mrs. J. p. Cleveland next Tues
day evening. Everyone is cordially invit.
ed and may be sure OF an enjoyable time.
Hon. Victor l. Spear left Tuesday for a
two weeks lecturiDg trip with the State
Board OF Agriculture. Meetings are held
this week at Brandon, CasIIeton and
Rupert.
The Christian Endeavorers of the Chris.
tian church will observe Endeavor Day
one week from e Sunday evening and
Rev. Mr.. Warner from Bethel viii give an
address.
The stores of w. e. Lsmson, Mann &
Allen and j. ii. Lamson have been wired
lbG past Ntths lnG lIhhtibTAntsS hIG
being placed, which is one OF the last
things to be done on the street system.
Judge Hutchinson is in Bradford this
week as u OF a committee chosen by the
stock holders and depositors OF the Brad
ford Savings bank to investigate and ex-
anime into the condition of the bank and
report to the depositors. The inspector OF
finance is also with them.
The seventeenth anniversary OF the or
ganization OF the Christian Endeavor
society VIII be observed in the Congl
church instead OF The assembly room next
Sunday evening, Jan. 3Oth. A printed
program which will be given by the mem
oers OF the society viii be very interesting
and instructive TO old and young. The
exercise with Illustrations will be conduct
ed by the president of the society.
Commencing in a few days, still another
mail will he added to the service. A
closed pouch from Boston will come up
on the 3 O'CLOCK D. m. express and be re-
turned on the 7:20 local. the exchange
being made at Montpelier junction.
where the trains meet. II will thus reach
Randolph and ether points and be dis
tribeted when the evening local mail ar
rivea. This arrangement will enable US to
receive matter from Boston mailed there
before II a. IN. and especially mail from
the suburban stations, which comes into
Boston too late for the early morning
mail A similar service from New York
city Is contemplated.
The ladies OF st. Johns church will
bold their grand exhibit and sale of near.
ly fifty beautiful pictures in Williams
hall Saturday evening, JAM. Goth. A fine
musical entertainment, beginning at 7:30
O'Clock, will precede the sale, and some Of
the best of our nome talent viii contrib
ute to the enjoyable program. Miss
Blanche Sparhswk and Miss Caroline
Banher are the soloists engaged; Miss
Farnsworth, accompanist; Miss
Eunice Denison, violinist; Miss Ella Par
piano soloist. j. W. Gabrielle will
assist these artists by giving several selec-
on that modern wonder, the gramo-
phone. A candy table will add its at
to the other pleasant features of
the entertainment.
The public debate in Dubois & Gays
hall Friday evening, Feb. Atm, promises to
be quite an interesting affair. The ques-
ton, which is practically Prohibition VS..
High License, is to he the coming ques-
ton in Vermont. Already it has stirred
up considerable feeling II the western
of the state. The subject will pe
handled on both SIDES. The dispu-
are well known as oebaters and y in
be A. L. Newton, Rev. II. A. Howard and
Prof. NJ. $. Villas for prohibition; Walter
" NNDuAhIu ~ DhFlAlOuAH CutltEts D.. u. 4
Denison and Henry w. ~Tewksbury for
high license A small admission fee is to
charged and tie entire proceeds are for
he benefit OF the High school library.
The object Of the discussion is TO create an
in public debate, previous to the
contest between the Randolph
Chester High schools to be held here
alter. At Chester the W. schools will
consider b above question.
Yesterday morning, while al nsture
basKing under a fresh blanket OF new
allen snow, when nothing could be con-
,eived calculated to rufhe the tempera-
nent, School street-classic Schoo,
the scene Of grim-visaged
var. Il all came about SIS the result OF a
over such a simple mstter as tbs
OF way for a snow-path. Two
lsighbors-that is, their premises lie near
ach other-could not agree and, instead
4 submitting the matter to arbitration
fter modern diplomatic methods. they /
ngaged at a passage Of words and arms
proved serious to each other and +,
m1sing to their ~neighbors. The wife of :
OF the Contestants, broom in hand. /
ainforced her spouse, but this did not +,
him from being bowied over in !.
snow aud otherwise Inundated. TIE +
lth WIS cleared, We sre told. but :
rincipally with the coTporeity Of the one :
10 attempted TO DO il with a shovel. II
stare does not take pity and weep in the
Of rain instead Of Sn hereafter. it
u Be necessarv % suspend the right OF
z5ens corpus and declare martial laW
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