Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-28

The Ways and Means society of the
| CongI church will give a new sugar social
| this evening at the church yestries.
| Mrs. John Averill is storing her goods
| She goes TO Boston soon and Will Pierce
is to occupy the Geo. Hoyt place vacated.
John Hasllins has moved to the Charles
| Spear farm which he has rented. A. CURLY
| is to occupy the Cleveland house vacated.
At meeting of the Baptist society last
evening, il was voted unanimously not TO
accept the resignation Of Rev. II. A. How
ard.
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly sang in Montpelier last
week at the concert at the Pavilion at
tended by the members of the Vermont
Dental society.
Mrs. A. J. Foster mas been in Montpelier
the past week, assisting in the care OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ Thompson, who has
been seriously i'll.
Miss S. Louise Hastings kindergarten
will open at her home Apr. LIST Mothers
OF the children and invited friends will be
welcome after Apr. Is.
Miss Anne Dubois arrived Monday from
Northampton. Mass, for the college yaca-
ton. She was accompanied by Miss Lou
Hosick Of Chicago, college mate.
Mrs. Wiswall of Roxbury, Mass, who
has spent several seasons at w. w. Jones
has rented OF G. Il. Mason the f. al
Hobart house for the summer. Mr.
Mason will carry on the land.
Winnie, nine-year- daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adds Stokes of the Riford Brook
neighborhood in Braintree, died Tuesday
night of pneumonia. She was an invalid
The funeral is tomorrow at the home.
Landlord Brown has had an electric bell
connection made between the depot and
his chamber so that, on the approach Of
the night train, the operator can summon
him, making unnecessary the long vigil. |
w. j. Blodgett, who has been clerlking |
in the Allen store, has bought the grocery /
store of +. Il. Winslow at Lyndonville and |
takes possession the coming month. His |
brother, Il. j. Blodgett, has store adjoin- |
ing.
Capt. Geo. A. Converse, Z. S. N, who |
has lately been given command of the new |
battleship Illinois, is a native Of Norwich, /
VT, and formerly attended Norwich uni |
versity. Luke Parish is Capt. Converse's
cousin.
DR.. Gilman Wheeler has recently taken
IN apartment at 3S9 Harvard street, Brook
line, where he will make his home retain
ing his office as usual with his brother. DIR.
Jenness ID. Wheeler, at 405 Marlborough
st., Boston.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
give an Art-Loan exhibition of antiques
ind curios in the church vestry Thursday
,vening and Friday afte rnoon and even
ng, April 4th and 9th. An entertainment
will be given each evening.
Gilman S. Moulton is quite i'll at Hotel
New York city, with bron-
HAL pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Dubois went yesterday TO attend him. A
dispatch this morning from Mr.. Dubois
tated that Mr.. Moulton passed COM
ortable night and was holding his own
veil.
The concert and dance given at Dubois
I Gays hall last evening by Miss Whit :
narsh's dancing class was poorly attend
d. Only p dancing tickets were sold and ]
Dut few more for the concert. Though a {
financial loss, it was a social success, the !
music by Blaisdell's orchestra of seven I
'ieces, led by young Mr.. Blaisdell, fully !
ustaining its part.
A stormier night than two weeks ago.
till the c. A. r., W. r. c. and friends
altered, in response to the invitation, TO
he number Of sixty in the pleasant home
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Lamson March 10Th.
he q. A. X. never faltered in their duty !
ecause OF bad weather and they are sure =
ot TO do so in the pursuit OF pleasure '
hen so warmly aided by wives and y
-iends. We hope there win be many 2
lch occasions. The supper was fine and !.
be amusements various. The music fur
ished by quartet Of young men was
luch enjoyed. A