Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-15

ness Monday and Tuesday.
Edwin Jones OF Windsor was a guest at
j. j. Tr, rises the last OF the week.
Mrs. II. G.. Cole OF Boston came last
week and is guest at L. j. Adams
Dudley Rice OF Roxbury visited al W.
w. Carpenters the last OF the week
Mrs. George L. Spear returned last
Thursday from a visit to Montpelier.
Merrill Campbell, who lives on the
Horace Lamb farm, is i'll with bronchitis.
NJ. v. Chadwick OF the Adams House,
Montpelier, was at home over Sunday.
Sherman Moulton of the Harvard Law
school came Saturday for a brief vacation.
Mrs. K. S. Snow went to Melrose, Mass,
Monday to the home of her son, ID. f..
Cooling.
f. A. Thomas and z. L. Merchant went
to the New York markets for new goods
Monday.
Bert Stevens, who is employed in the
South Royalton shoe shop, spent Sunday
at home.
Ernest G. Burridge left for Lynn,
Mass, Friday where be has a position as
pharmacist
W.. A. Mcintosh OF Lebanon, N. H.,
visite5 his son, George, at +. j. Storms
over Sunday.
DIR. II. II. Mcintyre is taking a six
months course in the New York POST
Graduate Medical college.
Ransom and Rodney Slack have dissolv-
ed partnership 10 farming and the latter
will carry on the place alone.
Miss Emily Miller closed another sue
cessful term OF school in Plainfield last
week and is again at home.
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in NorRich Saturday after a ten days
visit here, a guest OF Mrs. f. t. Salisbury.
An eight pound daughter came to
gladden. the home OF Station Agent John
F. Hobart and wife last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Vail OF Pomfret,
who had been entertained by Hon. and
Mrs. Victor ! Spear for several days, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Mary Mcintyre arrived home Sat
urday after a several weeks visiting trip
in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Brooklyn, Bur-
lington and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. VanOrmRn were
called to Montpelier last Thursday by the
critical illness of Mrs. Martin Hersie,
hslt-sister OF Mr.. VanOrman.
D. II. Morse left Monday morning for a
weeks trip with the state board OF agri-
culture, which holds institutes this week
in East Hardwiek, Craftsbury, Elmore
and Stowe.
The marriage OF Lillian Louise, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elverton S. Jewett, to
David Hunt, Jr., occurred at Cam bridge,
Mass, Feb. sth. The couple will reside at
207 W. 55th street, New York city.
McCarter's variety show OF Boston was
greeted by small audience at Dubois 4
hall avaninU The trOuDp
was composed OF five members, who took
their departure by team for Bethel i'm.
mediately after the performance.
Miss Grace Lamson begins Apr. LIST
years engagement as soprano in the choir
auartette OF the First Baptist church OF
Fitchburg, Mass. Claude Beedle is Greet
or OF the quartette and Clarence Dutton
the tenor. Miss Lamson will also receive
vocal instruction from Mr.. j. g. Bartlett,
tenor OF the Rugglss Street quartette OF
Boston, who has sung at our musical con-
ventions.
AT the grange meeting Saturday even
ing, there was a large attendance and a
good number OF applications for member
ship were considered. The feature OF the
program was "The Mistletoe Bough,"
which was prettily illustrated by eight
OF the mem bers in appropriate costumes
and wigs OF the oiden time. committee
OF three was appointed to arrange Tor
public entertainment to be given In the
near future by the grange for the benefit
of the Randolph orchestra. Music Will
be furnished for dancing after the enter
tainment, and each lady attending IL ex-
pected to bring a box OF lunch for two.
There was the usual large lecture course
attendance at the London Glee singers
concert last Thursday evening. Englsh
folk songs were rendered by the hve yo-
calists, dressed in the costumes OF the
periods portrayed. The character delin-
cation was new TO our people. The gen
tlemen of the company gave better salts
faction than the ladies. As novelty, the
concert was well appreciated by the
audience, though the entertainment was
less pleasing than some Others OF the
course Tomorrow evening, Mr.. Frank
Il Robertson will give his illustrated lee
ture on the Philippines. Mr.. Robertson
was al Manila and through the outlying
section much OF the time during the eA-
citing events OF 9s and '99. de has many
very fine views, admirably shown oy
which, with his clear eA-
planations and comment, will make up an
evening certain to be OF great interest anu
profit. This lecture concludes the course
The mid term extra OF the dancing
school. which is being conducted ~
Orange hall by Misses Whitmarsn anu
Cushman of Mort htield, was enjoyed fri
dav evening by 60 dancing couples ana
good number of spectators. Music OF un-
usual excellence was furnished oy bruce