Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-22

r. M. Reynolds OF Bethel was guest at
V. |. Spears Tuesday. He came to attend
a musical in the evening at Mrs. Holden's
at the Center.
! The Coonville Valley Glee club will sing
the old-time niger songs in Sano IN
/ Black for the benefit of the Randolph
/ Firemen's association. Don't hitch your
horses in front of Dubois & Gays hall.
The w. II. @. will hold a sociable at
Mrs. Leroy Sargent's Thursday afternoon
OF next week. Supper will be served from
O'Clock on. All are invited to come and
bring games for the evenings amuse-
ment.
The Neighborhood Whist party was
held at w. W. Jones' Nov. nth. Those
having the most points were Mrs. Roland
Smith and Z. NJ. Bass. Refreshments
were served. Last evening the same party
met at A. b. Manchester's.
The monthly union service will be held
at the Baptist church next Sunday even
ing. Rev. T. A. Howard will deliver SER
mon upon Temperance" The series OF
evening sermons at the Methodist church
will not be resumed until the following
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Vaughan have
left Woodwardville Md, where he has
been in charge of a fruit ranch the past
year, and are now visiting his parents in
Woodstock. They will come soon to d.
II. Morse's and will remain there for the
coming year, at least.
On the bulletin board in the postoffice
Tuesday was pinned this notice, which re-
ceived much attention :-"if eny body has
lost a man glove please leve the other at
the postoffice or call and get the other at
-, West Braintree. / would ruther he
would have the other"
This afternoon the ladies OF the Congl
church will open the vestries to all who
wish to see the beautiful display of fancy
and useful articles which are then placed
on sale. A mystery table and one for
aprons only are special features, and
homemade candy in abundance has been
prepared. A chicken. pie supper will be
served from $3.50 O'Clock onward and all
are invited to come and inspect the many
attractive things shown.
John White was driving Stillman Loom.
is two-horse team this morning, which
was loaded with half a dozen cans OF
milk. He left the horses, which con-
cluded not to stand without hitching and
started off at lively pace. They ran
over a small tree on c. W. Hayward's
lawn but came up against one on the
HERALD grounds that could hold them.
Il uc WhkOn DOl6 WIS DTOk6n IN TWO ana
an evener and the crossbar were smashed,
but the rig was soon put in running order
again.
The many friends OF Miss Jennie
Stewart, for many years one OF the most
popular and successful teachers in the
Graded school, will make an earnest effort
to secure her votes enough to win a free
trip to Washington in the Daily Globe
contest for popular New England teach
ers. Every reader OF the Globe is request
ed to save the coupons for her and for
ward them to Miss Maurine Thayer, who
will see that they are filled out and sent
to the Globe. Those here can leave votes
at Bass book store.
At the meeting OF the Book club at j. p.
Cleveland's Saturday there was a large at
tendance, all but two members OF the club
being present. The program opened
with quotations in response to the roll
call, followed by current events by Mrs.
VIM. Bass; music; paper, "The Cleverest
Child in the World" Mrs. II. B. Bell;
music; paper, "The Largest Sunday
School in the World" Miss Saxton;
music. Refreshments were served and
and the social hour was a pleasant one.
Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Abbie F. Clark
were hostesses.
The high wind OF yesterday and last
night wrought havoc with anything
found lying around loosely and even