Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

J. w. Gabrielle, who has been critically
| in the past week, is improving. His son,
| Charles, of Haverhill, Mass, is at home.
Mrs. Laura j. Wait OF Johnson, who
has been spending the past week with
Mrs. E. L. Bass, has gone to Brattleboro.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe returned
to Hard wick Tuesday, She visited 90
Rev. A. l.. CUoper's while he was al GU o.
ference.
Rev. J. @. Angel OF Montgomery stop
ped to visit his brother, r. q. Angel, and
his parents here on his way home from
conference.
The stone road that Road Commissioner
Wells has put in at various points during
the past six years comes out in good shape
again this spring.
The ladies of the o. E. s. will meet
Thursday afternoon, April 26, to work on
the rug and will serve supper sfrom 6
O'Clock onward.
Monday night Harry Phillips, Arthur
Sault and his sister, Carrie, left for Alba
ny, n. Y, where each will take course IN
the business college.
Clarence Emery left for Washington,
ID. O., this morning. His sister Josephine,
Joined her parents there last week. They
have rented furnished house.
A. A. Priest went to Concord, N. H.,
Tuesday, accompanied by his little daugh
ter, Mary, who will remain there while he
takes a business tripto Boston.
Several little girls in the village, follow
ing the lead Of the Travelling library, have
instituted among themselves a circulating
library which is worthy OF commenda-
ton.
NJ. e. Nicolls has rented the home OF
Mrs. &. Il. Abbott on Fales street, taking
possession May 1st, Mrs. Abbott and
family will occupy Highland Place for the
summer as usual.
Miss Annie Mead returns to Northamp-
ton, Mass, today after two weeks vaca-
tion from the Burnham school, halt OF
which she spent in Barre with W. Y.
Morse and family.
The dancing school extra will be held in
Dubois & Gays hall Friday evening Of
next week. Music will be furnished by
the Barre Opera House orchestra, and
large attendance is planned for.
George Adams informs the HERALD
that he has settled in full the judgment
in the case OF j. B. Eldredge vs.. himself,
with all costs. He says he had no in
tention OF skipping the state and makes
various allegations concerning the case
that would better have been presented at
the trial.
A letter from Harry Brown, dated Mar.
9th, came last week to Elmer Bean from
san Pedro Macati. II brought good news
OF his return to health, which he says was
never better, and he has entirely recover.
ed from his lameness. His duty is now
very light and, with the exception OF
chills and fever, which all the boys are
subject TO once In a week or so, he says
be cannot ask for better health.
The following officers OF Whitney chap
ter, No. 5, ROYAL Arch Masons, were in
stalled Monday evening: +, Ii. r., f. A.
Phillips; X, $. N. Fisk: s., q. W. w.
Davis; Treas, c. f. Abbott; Sec, h. l..
Bass; q. H., k. Il. Parker; p, s., l.. Webb;
r. A. c., c. II. Hinkley; NJ, Sd ", c. W.
Hayward; NJ, I'd v, A. n. Culver; NJ, LIST
", J. B. Fisk; Chap, Rev. Homer White;
stewards, +. I. Ssult, o. Woodcock; finan-
cial COM, j. ID. Denison, \. L. Boyden, l..
Webb.
Last Friday evening the orchestra bene.
fit entertainment and dance received
gratifying patronage and the general YER
dict was that it was deserving OF it. The
parts in the three act drama, "Comrades, "
were well taken, the participants being
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth, Misses Lura Mont
gomery and Name Connolly, Guy Spear,
Alfred c. Wells, Edwin A. Morse and +.
w. Connolly, DR.. W. NJ. Kelly sang "Be-
cause" and 10 response to a hearty encore
gave beautiful rendering OF 1.-THE Holy
City" Between the acts and for the
dance following the drama the Randolph