Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

J Inc TWO SCHOOLS Iulutu III very lultt'
esting pre- Memorial exercise last Friday
afternoon. The several parts were finely
rendered by the children. Mr.. Little wa'
present and kindly added some remarks
Quite a good number OF visitors were pres
ent.
/ The circulation of books from the Kim
I ball Public library in this village and the
Center during the month OF May was
1914, divided as follows Glass books, l5C
/ (123#); juveniles, PSI (23.SgC); fiction,
7 7s3 l6l4gs). The daily average was
81 1921.
/ Leroy Chase and Miss Belle Morse were
married yesterday in Mortified, where
they are to continue to make their home,
The bride, who is a sister Of Dan J. Morse,
was a few years ago a student in the High
school, when her brother was clerking In
+. a. Thomas store.
VIM. X. Clark of New Haven, Conn,
who had been on a fishing expedition 10
Lake Mitchell, Sharon, with party from
New Haven, came to Randolph Tuesday
and returned to the city yesterday. His
family viii occupy l.. p. Thayer's house
on Highland avenue again this summer
and plan TO arrive the 10Th of this month.
Rev. and Mrs. v. NJ. Hardy came from
Foxcroft, Me, Friday to be guests at A. b.
Tewksbury's during the commencement
exercises Of the Randolph High school,
Mr. Hardy having the baccalaureate SER
mon. Saturday noon Mrs. Hardy was
taken suddenly with an illness that devel-
oped into a case of pneumonia. Monday
she was removed to DIR. Gifford's sanitar-
um, where she could have the benefit OF
slilful nursing, and is, according to last
reports, as comfortable as could be expect
An unsuccessful attempt to enter
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basement of the K. G. Morton block was
made Tuesday night. A piece Of iron that
had been hanging for some time on the
Howe block, was taken and used to smash
pane Of glass in the front door, the idea
being evidently that the door had a spring
lock which could be operated by thrusting
the hand through the opening IN the glass.
Unfortunately for the amateur burglars
the door had a different kind OF lock and
no entrance was effected.
The Green Mountain band. the dramatic
company OF the Rochester club and the
Golden Wedding base ball team all went
to Rochester Memorial day and covered
themselves with glory. The ball team was
over the Rochester High p TO 8, |
the Green Mountain band played SO we'll
that it was engaged on the spot for an
other year. while the dramatic company
presented Little Ferritn to such crowd |
ed house that the sale Of tickets amounted |
to over hundred dollars. The band or |
chestra played for the entertainment and |
for the dance at the close.
The Orange County association Of Free /
Baptist churches will meet in annual ses- /
sion with the Free Baptist church in this |
village June 3, 4 and 5. Friday, D. M,
business OF conference; Friday evening, /
sermon by Rev. f. II. Perkins /
Of Washington; Saturday a. m, compls-
ion AZ n N nj hFgfpnag al
sermon; in afternoon, meeting OF United /
society OF Christian Endeavor, address by
Rev. G.. r. Laid of Randolph; Saturday
evening, meeting of Woman's Missionary /
society, address by Miss Lillian Sprague:
Sunday there will be three services, a SER
mon at each service. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to help make these meet
ings a success. Entertainment will be
furnished.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing some definite action was taken
towards the erection Of a Grange hall on 1
the site of the Mcbride house at the
corner OF South Main and Weston
streets. The promoters have in view a /
$1,000 building, containing a hall with 1
a good stage and gallery and having
seating capacity of 200. Ii will be fitted /
up for public purposes, as well as Grange /
uses, and will have kitchen and dining /
room in the basement. II is proposed 10 4
form stock company with shares at so 4
each, among the grangers alone If sufH- /
cient money can be secured without out /
side help. ID. II. Morse, a. b. Manchester
George Flint, w. II. Nichols, Lyman /
A. A. Priest, Nelson Bowen. |
II. Nj. Totman, w. w. Jones and John /
Connolly were empowered to solicit /
Miss Ella Kelly, for some time a popular
clerk IN the store OF II. {. Allen, was mar 4
ried at O'Clock Wednesday evening 81 1
last week to Walter 5. Snow OF Mortified. 1
The wedding took place at the residence l
Of the brides mother on Pearl street in 4
Mortified, and the officiating clergyman /
was the Rev. w. 5. Hazen, pastor Of the
Congl church there. Miss Fannie Prince I
OF Randolph was the bridesmaid. and Ed /
ward Wescott OF Mortified the best man.
The wedding says the MONTPELIER
Journal, Twas a pretty one and about /
twenty i've invited guests were present.
After the ceremony a reception was held
AZ which good time was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs. Snow left on the morning train
for Frankfort, Me-. to be gone a month.
after which they will reside in Mort hfeld.
Miss Kelly, who has been employed In r /
W. Dutton's store. is a general favorite In
town and has the best wishes Of a large
circle Of friends
The extra DAYS respite from the usual
round Of affairs due to Memorial dav
brought several to Randolph for the hoIi-
day vacation, among them the following: |
DR. II. g.. BeekmRn OF West Somerville.
Mass, who joined Mrs. Beekman Friday
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Wall, whom she is visiting for a few
weeks; Miss Ida Flint from Essex juno
ton. where she is teaching; Mrs. Ben
Briggs and son Of West Hartford. who
visited Mrs. Briggs mother, Mrs. George
:. Moulton; Clarence Hodges Of Science
lady, y. Y, &C j. F. Lamson's; W W.
Sprague from Springfield, Mass: George