Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23

Inc mouse OF Mrs. Thomas Beedle bas
peen newly shingled. This has been done
~ her friends and neighbors with bnt
lll.le expense TO her for either material or
Mofk; Mrs. Beedle is very grateful to her
trishus Tor their kindness, as the house
nau become almost uninhabitable.
Al the Democratic caucus SATURDAY.
nighti Joshua NJ. Grant was nominated
ior town representative and the union
5gse TICKET was renominated. MIR.
o y, Is a prosperous farmer living on the
eeived and he win probably run somew hat
ahead OF the regular ticket.
The Republican cou mtg committee have
arranged 10 mold a grand county rally
here Wednesday afternoon. August 2qtb
They have engaged as the PRINCIPAL
speaker, Hon. Frank NJ. Carpenter OF Bos-
ton. There are to be other speakers to be
announced later. George NJ. Kempton.
the Weh- known campaign singer. is also
promised. The WilliamstoWn band will
oe present.
The Republicans have held no caucus
ana tne only nomination papers filed were
Tor Col. Curtis 5. Emery, who is for Dill.
llngham. There are some Grout men in
town and much talk has been made about
candidate, but none has been entered
Col. Emery, from his brilliant record in
the House two years ago, has the entire
confidence OF his party, even II some do
not agree with him on such trifiing mat
ter as who shall be U. s. senator.
Overseer w. II. Emery and B. II. Adams
went 10 Pomiret last week after Orlando
warner and wife. who are ehargeable to
this town. II was said by three doctors
there that Mrs. Warner has a cancer in he
II rtrfua - taa
here than pay the doctors bills and care
at the Pomiret town farm, to which place
that town was soon to take them. Mrs.
Warner objected so strongly There being
200 pounds OF her that it required the
use OF handouts to convince her that
these things must be.
The teachers hired to preside over the
schools In our town the coming term are
as follows High school, Principal, j
Nj. Comstock assistant, Miss Lena Spauld-
ing; intermediate, Miss S. Alma Wheaton
Of Barre; primary, Miss Anne K. Howe Of
Tunbridge; district No. 5, Miss Florence
j. Moulton 81 Thetiord; No. :, Miss Sarah
r. hemenway; No. S, Miss Martha Moves I;
No II, Miss Ethel NJ. Kenney OF Thet
ford; No. y. Miss Florence l.. Hemen-
way; No. IL, Miss Laura X. Fuller. The
high school and No. IL begin Aug. u, all
the rest Sept 3.
There is 10 be q sociable and lawn party
AZ n, l.. BiKby's Thursday, Aug. 30th.
Every body is cordially invited TO come
and have a good time. Ice cream and
cake will be served on the lawn II the
weather Is suitable, II not, in the house.
The audience will be entertained by Fred
Hemengay's magnificent Edison phone.
graph ana other Interesting features dur
ing the evening. This photograph cost
800 and Is very large and clear. The pro-
eeeds OF the entertainment are TO go to
assist in repairing the church. There is
moon Aug. 30, nice ride, good time.
Willis Lougee OF New York, secretary
OF the international Young Mems Chris
tian association COMMITTEES, spoke in the
Congn church last Sunday morning and
evening. He spoke on the work OF the
association and the good results all over
the world. he is very interesting
speaker. Having travelled extensively, he
has large circle OF sequaintances. Mr.
Lougee is a native Of this town and when
Is years OF age went 10 Lowell, Mass, to
work Ia the mill. He became converted
az one OF Mr.. Moody's meetings in that
city, proceeded to obtain a better educa-
ton and make his life-work that OF saw
ing other young men. There was large
audience present both morning ana
night TO bear him. While here he was
the guest OF r. n. kenerson.