Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18

Mrs. George Crocker Is quite seriously
III.
Mrs. A. J.. Curtis is visiting in st,
Johnsbury.
"Jack" Callahan went to Barre yester-
day on business.
NJ. o. Evans Of Waterbury visited his
son, h.. E.. Evans, yesterday.
The Brigham creamery paid 10 1-Sc. for
April butter, less &c. for making.
DIR. Ernest Bullard and wife of Warren
visited at n. W. McCollom's yesterday.
Robert Flint started for Marshall, Mich,
Tuesday afternoon, where he expects to
remain.
Flint & Rowell shipped IS calves, 30
sheep, 80 hogs and one COW Monday.
Prices unchanged.
Photographer Booth is showing some
nice crayon portraits in the window OF
DIR. A. e.. Bailey's office.
The. W. r. G. held a pleasant social
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. 4. Dean.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. L. f. Drake and Mrs. II. N. Brown
left yesterday for Northampton, Mass, to
visit E.. @. Davis, a brother of Mrs. Drake.
The Missionary society OF the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. A. A. Smith
May % at 8 O'Clock. Will every member
try to be present. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Booth, Roy Hol-
man and Fred Curtis, who had been EN-
ployed at Laurel-in-the-P Pines, Lakewood,
N. j., through the winter, are expected TO
arrive today.
Will Tobey, Vernon Brown and Harry
Chase were in Mortified Tuesday and
procured for the Randolph recruits of Co.
+ the Spanish war service badges that
were made available through the gener-
Dsity OF Col. W. Seward Webb. The
metal part OF the badge is from material
taken from Cervera's flagship.
Mr.. Langdon OF New Jersey, represent
ing Mr.. Manning, the landscape architect,
who laid ont the improvements to the
cemetery addition, is In town this week
experimenting the work OF setting out
the large number Of trees that have been
received. The handsome Wall monu-
ment is to be moved 10 the new addition
and located near the projected fountain,
far from the railroad track limit.
Picturesque Randolph will be issued
next week Friday. Over forty new half
tone cuts are being made OF views and res.
licences in this town, which takes more
time than was expected. The book will
40 pages instead OF 80 pages, as at
planned. The price will be 10 cents
per Single copy HoSApaiA iouL InpltS lot
25 cents; 10 copies for SO eents, II by
mail, add one cent per copy to the above /
prices except in the first case. The edi-
lion viii be $500 copies and II is hoped
every one will buy at least 10 copies and
send away to friends, especially city
friends.
The w. Z. T. Z. held its annual meeting
with Mrs. A. b. rewksbury last Saturday
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing ear.-President, Mrs. S. 5,
Clark secretary, Mrs. w. w. Carpenter;
treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Newton; ist vice
president, Mrs. Mary Mann; 2nd, Mrs. w.
Rogers; 3rd, Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury;
4th, Mrs. II. Miller; auditor, Mrs. Mary
Mann; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mission
purity, Mrs. Fannie Lewis; homes for
homeless children, Mrs. A. A. Smith;
evaugelistic work, Mrs. q. W. Morrow, 5.
:. work, Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy; temperance
literature, Mrs. f.. +. Lille; legislation
ana scientific temperance instruction,
Mrs II. Miller; systematic giving, Mrs. W.
w. Carpenter; press work, Mrs. W. W,
Rogers. The meeting closed with q few
pleasant words from Mrs. Morrow, the
past president. The love and respect Of
this union, which she has served 50 faith
FULLY, win follow her to her new home.
After a social chat, light refreshments
were served.