Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-09
Randolph Continued

The Gardner, Mass News OF April
8 contains the folio ing notice OF the
marriage of Miss Eva Leaden, who was
formerly a dressmaker in Randolph
SAT o'clock Saturday afternoon. April
4, Albert Mall snder. foreman at Smiths
silver shop, and Eva L. Leaden were
married at Miss Leaden's apartments in
the Rosenberg block, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. B. S. Gilman. Miss
Marguerite O'Hearn acted as bridesmaid
and the best man was Cornelius j. Hurley.
The bride was prettily attiredin travelling
gown OF blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Mallender
are spending their honeymoon in Boston.
Both the bride and groom have been
residents OF Gardner for some time and
have many friends Observation-Disclosures"
Notwithstanding the March atmos-
phere, twenty ladies of the Randolph
Book club accepted the hospitality Of
Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury on Saturday after
noon, April fourth. Mrs. Homer Bell
read many interesting events in tue art
world. The president, Mrs. William
Bass, then announced from the program
that the hour would be spent in Phil
adelpha. Mrs. Il. O. Blanchard gave a
most entertaining and instructive des-
cription OF life in the Quaker city, por-
traying it as delightful in the days of
William Penn. Mrs. Fred Z. Dubois
read an interesting account of John
Wanamaker, the eastern merchant
prince-this the career OF successful
business man. With Mrs. VIM. Bass
the ladies explored Girard college, learning
much OF this seat Of learning and its
donor, building and name that stand
high in the educational world. Mrs.
Holmes reeited "The Liberty Bell" in the
true and loyal spirit. Then the ladies
were ready for a social chat and merry
one il was.
Henry A. Emerson. George O. Preston
and Edward ~. Cogswell, the building
committee for the new library at Henni-
ker, n. H., with Col. John ii. Albin OF
Concord, n. H., a prominent attorney who
is much interested in the proposed build
ing, were here Monday afternoon to visit
the Kimball Public library. They stated
that they had seen several Libraries and
photographs OF others, but none had at
tracted them so much as a picture of the
one here published in the Manchester I'm
ion. When they came to see the building,
it more than met their expectations, and
they are very likely TO make an exact du-
plicate OF il. The gentlemen from Henri
ker are prominent men of the town and
enthusiastically interested in the contem-
plated building. Col. Albin is native OF
Randolph, but his parents moved away
before he was q year old and he had never
been here since. The late George w.
Tucker OF Bradford, in his last viii and
testament. made the town Of Henniker his
residuary legatee for the purpose Of erect
ing library building and creating and
maintaining q library therein, the same to
be known as the Tucker Free library.
Archie Constable, 14-year- old boy, who
lives with Mr.. and Mrs. John Peavey, and
attends school in the room taught by Miss
Elva Parkhurst, electrified the other
scholars one day during the last week OF
the winter term by fiourishing a pistol
behind the teachers back. He had pro-
duced this weapon, a rather decrepit
affair, once or twice before, though not in
the school room, with terrorizing effect,
and it seemed best to put a little qnietus
on such wild and wooliy proceedings be-
fore any serious harm was done. The
young man was kept rather closely at the
house during vacation, and his father,
who is a travelling salesman, was sent for.
Mr.. Constable was very anxious that the
school authorities should give the boy
another chance, and they finally decided
to take him back and allow him to remain
in school on good behavior. 1t is believed
that the youth has been devouring litera-
ture that has over-stimulated his imag-
ination and excited him to emulate 1.-THE
Terror OF Bloody Gulch,n or some other
hero. who IS usually represented as stalk
ing about and shooting the hats and boot
heels Of from peaceful citizens for the fun
OF the thing. Young Constable has also
been made TO understand that in the effete
East il is not necessary for 14-year-old
boy to attend school tricked out like a
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