Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
Randolph.

The last of the Boston excursionists 70.
turned home Monday.
Mrs. c. ). Eastman of Claremont 81
is In town for few days.
The Chautauqusns meet with Mrs
Lemuel Richmond Nov. 10 at 7:f5.
Presiding Elder Davenport nreachaa :,
the M. + church Sunday evening.
Miss WiDifred Richmond is AZ bome
after an absence OF nearly two months.
Mrs. {. IL. Loveland OF Melrose, Mass.
was visitor last week at J. B. Drew's.
Mrs. l.. B. Allen is receiving a visit from
her sister, Miss Ellen Mead, OF Mortified.
Fred @. Webster returned to Burlington
Tuesday after spending few days here.
DIR. w. Nj. Kelly returned Monday from
Lynn, having been delayed there by an
attack Of the grip.
Miss Louise Hastings came from Fitch
ourg, Mass saturday and is a guest OF
NJ ISIS Grace Lamson.
The school is holding solid session in
the forenoon this week on account OF the
musical convention.
A, Burt OF Enosburg Falls has moved
into George Pinney's upper tenement and
works in the Souto mill.
Two selections from the sacred oratorio.
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. ID. Denison and daughter. Katb.
crime, returned Monday from a two
weeks stay In Royalton.
Mrs. Fanny yinton, who had been
guest at Lucius Webb's for a week, re.
turned 10 Chester Monday.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper ~ still in Newport
where be has been holding revival meet
ings for the past two weeks
DIR. W. 8. Curtis was down from Mont
pelier over sunday. Fred Curtis returned
with him Monday for the day.
Levi Raymore and son, Arthur, went To
Springfield SATURDAY. 70 work in a factory.
The family will probably go later.
Alfred c. Wells went TO West Hartford
On business Monday. Tuesday he went
TO Burlington 10 remain a few days
Miss Emma McClay OF Woodstock
cousin Of Prof. i. ID. Shaw, was enter /
tained 81 bis home several days last week. /
= 3 Briggs, who lately moved here /
from Campell0, Mass, has rented tene. !
ment IN the Wolcott house on Prospect I
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester snow and
daughter Of South Royalton spent sun
day with Mrs. Shows sister. Mrs. X. G. /
Morton.
DIR. J. c. Clarendon, Boston specialist,
Is stopping at the Red Lion Inn this week
and treating patients. His adj. appears
elsew here.
Misses Mabel wadleigh and Bessie
Woodward closed their fall terms OF
school this week Miss Grace Godingis
scnool closes tomorrow.
Mrs. r. W. Gold OF Northheld came Sat-
urday Tor brief visit At A. NJ. Hubbard's.
NJ IaFa HnFHhtpanVt ~ Aaaf ia aIA
Is spending the week there.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Chalmers % River
head, l.. l., arrived Saturday TO spend
some time AZ j. p. Cieveland's. George
who accompa MED them, returned
10 Riyerhead Monday.
Among the beautiful specimens exhib-
tied by T. II. Totman at bis floral opening
saturday wss a lovely carmine chysan-
ihemum which measured fourteen inches
IN circumference.
Mrs. Ernest Burridge was summoned 10
Mass, by telegram Saturday
owing to be serious illness OF her hus- I
band. lie will accompany her here as
soon as be is able TO make the journey.
A small black donkey, the property Of
Z. &. McCriliis. arrived here Saturday and !
Ras much admired BY the small urchins,
'ome OF whom were made supremely
happy by the privilege Of bareback ride.
Charles W. storms, no has been work !
ng for j. r. Hobart on the express team, !
eft last Thursday for Montpelier juno !
ion where he has a position as night tel /.
graph operator. He Is succeeded here by |,
Walter Newton.
J. A. Brown, proprietor OF the Williams. !
own House, was In town Saturday. &C
by Horace W. Bailey OF New I
gU4 ~ vnrFhaatFU 4 and Z v
ORD Church's interest in the Red Lion \
mn, but no trade is reported. \
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis broke a rib last c
week Thursday In a peculiar manner. She a
vas sitting pumpkin when the handle OF n
be sitter on which she was bearing down
ard slipped aud the end OF Il struck her /,
hard blow IN the side, trsctnring one
10. =
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller gave a report OF the =
ecent State Sunday school convention at
SUNDAY, before the NJ. Z. sun a
ay school. Miss Ellen Whitney, delegate !,
0 the recent Christian Endeavor conven- !.
lon at woodstocK gave an account OF II at n
he {. +. meeting Sunday evening at the !,
bite church. :,
A. q Scammons troupe played "The il
leeping City, before q good-sixed audi Il
nee at Dubois A Gays hall last Friday v
yening. Much OF the elaborate special 4
,enery brought could not be used on so n
mall a stage, but the burning asylum, v
be escape from Sing Sing, moving train q
nd many excellent specialties were Il
hown. The play has good plot and was Ia
nususlly well presented. IL
While we couldn't all go to New York o.
nd Washington to the Dewey celebra- u
ons, we can see about everything that 81
there at Dubois Gays ball d
ext Saturday evening, In the moving Sc
lctures exhibited by the American vita
raph, direct from Roster 4 Balls, New p
ork. Over 100 views will be shown, u
I'D to be wonderfully accurate In detail. &c
here is also q complete set Of pictures Il
Dvering the America yacht races ana &c
her views OF current interest. There al
e limitations, but no machine equal 70 sc
Ie vitagraph In effect. The Giant vita.
bone, q ound-reproducing instrument q
wing popular songs and marches, mon on
ogues and sketches, will also be ope' e.
ted. Popular prices will prevail. Man. 81
zer r. f. Dubois is trying to secure u
1e class of entertainments for this win
= and deserves announcement.