Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-08

The fDformals meet Monday evenin
, with Miss Maud Blanchard.
J. W. Brown, eldest son of Landlor
Brown OF the Red Lion, came from vii
Jamestown last week.
Mrs. e. A. Mutt OF Montpelier is takinl
a stenogEaphic report OF the Sugar Max
ers' convention proceedings.
The ladies OF Beulah chapter, Order O
the Eastern Star, will give a Valentine tel
next Tuesday evening at the Red Lion I'M
pBrlors.
Charles Hayward and "Niclz" Neibaum
having given up ever hearing "Bill" Vial
on the lecture platform, went to hear Bill
Bryan at Montpelier.
w. w. Jones and wife entertained tn
Neig hborhood whist party last Frida,
evening. j. Harris Bass and Mrs. Byron
Manchester carried away the honors anC
j. B. Wells and Mrs. Ernest Manchester
were second.
The Il. f. Emerson Co. has lately put in
an improved mortising machine, which
/ bores holes, makes the mortise and cleans
out the chips in a single operation. The
company received a carload OF wire screen
cloth last week and the making OF screens
has begun.
! The annual roll call and "At Home" OF
/ the Christian church is to take place
Wednesday next at 1880 sharp. Every
/ thing points toward pleasant and profit
able evening for those who can attend.
The members OF the church and congrega-
tion are invited.
Earl Mcintosh was arrested yesterday
! by Officer Ketcham for being intoxicated
Saturday night. Will Raymore was called
as witness and both he and Mcintosh
pleaded guilty and were fined IS and costs
for drunk. Mcintosh disclosed on
Floyd Bruce, who was fined $40 and costs.
or SlS rs in all. All the fines we're settled
When Hon. WI. Bryan passed through
Randolph on the afternoon mail Friday,
en- route to Montpelier, a number OF peo-
pie gathered near his car and, i'm answer
to their apparent desire, Mr.. Bryan came
TO the car platform and shook hands with
10 or 20 who availed themselves OF the
privilege. He greeted them cordially and
had happy remark for each.
Not having been a resident OF the n. Y.
A. Z. six months, Arthur l.. Newton has
not been able to compete in any races, bat
In trials on their eighteen lap-to- the-mile
track, he has beaten two OF the records,
making five miles In rs M, two miles in
m. 81 s., one mile In m. 30 S. BY these
trials he proves himself one of the finest
long distance runners in the world
The 18th anniversary of the Y. P.s. C.E.
was observed sunday evening at the
Congl church. A service prepared by
Rev. f. f. Clark, founder Of the {. RI,
was rendered, entitled, "Things That
Endure" Those who took part were
Rev. W. NJ. Newton, Miss Anna Nichols.
Carrie Young, Kate Howard and GUY
Woodward There vas congregational
singing. The Juniors also celebrated
with Especial program.
Officers OF the Geo. Dewey lyecum elect |
ed Monday evening President, John
Connolly; vice president, Robert Church;
secretary, Grace Smith; treasurer, Fred /
Drew; editor-in- chief, Leo Smith; LIST as
sistant editor, Bessie Lewis; I'd assistant
editor, Gail Lamson; scribe, Roy speare.
% executive committee, Ernest Kibbee: 1
Sd executive committee, Julian Grow; LAT 4
doorkeeper, John Lamson; % doorkeep- 4
er, Dean Wedgwood; reporter, Edwin .
Rsinev.
See first page and learn how to earn
700 range with little trouble. To the mar
~ sending us the largest amount In new
inscriptions between now and Nav Isl
he handsome Quaker Grand Range, shown 4
n j. II. Lamson's window, will be given. 1
providing the winner secures at least s25
worth. This ought not to be dif5rntt