Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-11

Miss Lena Evans was at her nome IN
Moretown over Sunday.
Edward Hutchinson arrived from Bos-
ton last week for short vacation
Erastus Hebard is spending couple OF
weeks in Boston with his daughter.
Miss Grace Sanford is assisting in the
cloak department of e. A. Thomas Store
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Morrow are spend
ing a week in Boston and Haverhill, Mass
Miss Nancy Granger has gone TO Bos'
ton to visit her brother, Edwin Granger
Fred q. Webster has gone to Burlington
to take course at the University oil YER
mont.
Miss Inez Abbott goes soon to Naldosta,
Ga, to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Griffin.
A full account OF the "World's Fair, at
Tunbridge will be found on the thlrd
page of this issue.
Miss Alice Paine is again working IN
the millinery shop of Mrs. Z. ). Bouteie
OF White River Junction.
Miss Anne Dubois entertained her sun
day school class Saturday afternoon at her
home on South Main street.
George j. Wiley and wife OF Berlin
visited at l.. b. Johnson's, Saturday. Mrs.
johnson is MIR. Willey's daughter.
WI. Pierce has moved from the Flint
house on Elm street to the upper tenement
of the Spooner house on Weston street.
Regular meeting of Grange, No. 229, is
to be held Oct. 18th, at which time the
third and fourth degrees will be conferred
WHY'S Hodges, who has been confined
to the bed with typhoid fever ever since
his return from the South, is slowly con-
valescing.
Miss Mary Littlefield, who has been
staying with Mrs. L. j. Sargent, went
I Friday to Worcester, Mass, and later TO
her home in Milford.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho.-
/ dist church will serve a boiled dinner and
1 hash supper Friday OF this week. cor
/ dial invitation is extended to all.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
4 Mrs. j. f. Hobart, Tuesday afternoon,
i Oct. 10Th, at 80 O'Clock. Ii will be the
annual meeting for the election OF officers.
Mrs. Harrison Ketchum, who has been
in Plainield, Marshfield and other towns
in that vicinity, during the summer, is
again at home with her daughter, Mrs,
Julius Lamson.
There Is to be a social dance in the Will
liams hall this Thursday evening. The
floor directors will be Messrs. W. {. Cush-
man and c. L. Flint, and the music will
be furnished by Manchester's orchestra.
Rev. Daniel Hardy OF Billerica, Mass,
who was recently the guest OF his brother
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy, went from here to st.
Johnsbury TO visit Prof. A. l.. Hardy, and
Sunday preached in the Cong1 church
at Moirisville.
Saturday afternoon, the 18th, the first
football game of the season in Hanover
n. H., will occur on the alumni oval at
o'clock. The strong Tufts College Var
sity team viii meet Dartmoutb's team
and an interesting game is looked for.
Albert Gay goes next week to the
veterinary college in Toronto, Canada
and his wife and baby will spend the win.
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. John Moses. The
tenement in the Kelley house, vacated by
the Gays, will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Meader until spring, when
MIR. Gay expects TO return a veterinary
doctor.
BY rather unusual reflection, gentle.
man living on the Highlands" is able tc
see from a north window, picture ,oi
part of his piazza, with the vine running
over it, painted on the sky. As the wind
stirs the leaves OF the woodb ine, they are
seen TO move in the celestial picture. He
is thus favored with a view OF his mansion
in the skies.
The Vermont State Sabbath School As.
sociation will hold its 26th annual session
at ST. Adams, Oct. 16th-1Sth, or next
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. Each
evangelical school is entitled to send two
delegates, and the state president, Rev
Mr.. Morrow of this place, urges every
school TO send its representatives. GOOD
workers are on the program.
The boys from West Randolph entering
Dartmouth college this fall now FIND
themselves pledged to the various secret
societies. sherman Moult0n and Charles
Mccall chose the Alpha Delta Phi; HARRY
Ford, the Theta Delta Xi; Robert Mitch
ell, the Phi Delta Theta. All are leading
college societies and of the best fraterni-
ties in the country.
4 The semiannual meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor society Of the Congregations
church was held last Sunday evening in
the vestries, and the following officers
were chosen TO serve for the ensuing 81,
months: president, J. Laroy Mann; vice
president, 7. J. Adams; recording secre.
tGry, Mrs. Norman Greene; correspond.
ing secretary, Miss Cornie Pierce; treas.
urer, Albert Grover, and organist, E. r.
Salisbury.
A handful Of raspberry vines on which
were ripe and green berries and also bios
sons have been sent in by Mrs. Elisha
Ford. Oct. 9Th, Mrs. Ed. Harlow picked
half pint of ripe Strawberries. which was
certainly remarkable thing for this time
I Of year, and later, Mrs. VIM. Albin aIso
I found ripe straw berries on the Albin
Brothers farm. Evidently Dame Nature
Is fond Of berries and hates to call the
4 season ended.
] DIR. f. r. Upham seems to have a great
snap on partridge hunting this season
for the birds not only fly into his house
7 but roost in the branches OF the trees out.
side. While other hunters are trampinp
the woods with dogs and guns, the doctor
SITS on his back porch and calmly waits
for the partridges 70 come to him. he has
already killed two this season. and L
firmly convinced that "all things come tc
him who waits" even partridges.
In the report ofthe 10Th annual coDveu.
tion OF the Vermont W. c. T.. T.. pub.
lished BY Our Home Guards, the state or
gan Of the union, is found this compli.
meat for the Ariose quartette: COO
Bless Nv Boy,' rendered By Messrs. o. j
Marcott, A. Holman, A. a. Beedle and ID
c. Woodward, was touching and yer,
much appreciated, As was also the reading
given BY Galen fish. The report ais
mentioned, in complimentary terms. tbs
tine organ voluntaries By Miss abb,
Clark ano the inspiring music Of ths
united choirs.