Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

Mrs. George Moulton. R
Miss Amanda Northrup, or at /
home OF her sister, Mrs. Aif[ Webst
left Monday for New York. y
Mrs. Walter Burt and litt3 aught
Margaret, OF New York arr "a Mond
and are at Mr.. j. w. Burt's.
The ladies' library will be osed
morrow, Friday, the librarian, frs. n
cab Mann, being out OF town.
The Kings Daughters will m l ct at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Octob
End, with Mrs. W. w. Morton.
Edward B. Wells OF New Haven Com
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. j., W. lbriell
has been here lately on business.
Miss Mary Tilson goes soon to I ento
N. j., where she has position as Zach
in the deaf-mute institute in that ace.
The Kings Daughters have chose Mi
Anita Burt as their delegate to tn sta
convention, to be held in Rutland, Oct
Der End and 3rd.
At the Baptist State convention ste
day morning, an open parliamei
state convention work was led Il
Rev. Seward Robson.
1t is William H. Miller, who has d
clothing store in Granville, N. y, W NJ
to open one in the Howard BLOCK 4 ol
the first OF next month.
Rev. Jonathan Tilson, Baptist cl K,
man Of Rowley, Mass, and his witeal
guests Of Mr.. Tilson's sister, Mrs. JAG 4
Lamson, at "Glenside."
Mrs. B. j. Pratt and her sister, Mrs
A. Brown Of Pittsfield, were in Burlins "a
during part Of last week. Monday, N
Brown went back to Pitts6eld.
At the state Christian Endeavor Cd
vention in Burlington, Rev. g. w. M
row was elected fraternal delegate to
Illinois State Endeavor convention.
Mrs. v. M. Hardy has returned frc
York Beach, Me-, but Mr.. Hardy will g
tend his vacation couple OF weeks al
spend The allotted time in the invigora
ing atmosphere OF the pine woods.
A very handsome white and gold sig|
locates the Bon Marche, where Mr.. f. Il
Thomas insidiously undermines the eco
nomic principles Of feminine shoppers b.
a facinating display OF fall and winte
cloaks.
Miss Myra Carter Of Boston, the elocu
ZIONIST, who gave reading In WaitsfielC
Friday night, and her young assistant
were entertained by Miss Florence Brooks
during brief sojourn in Randolph, while
on their way to Waitsfield.
Saturday, the date OF the SUMS crossing
the equator, ushered In one of the hottest
days OF the summer, the thermometer
roosting as high as ninety seven in the
shade. Fall clothing was instantly dis.
carded and the trade In fur jackets and
capes experienced terrible falling OF.
Next Saturday evening, the Randolph
grange has an oyster supper in Grange
hall, and several candidates for member
snip are to be initiated into the third and
fourth degrees. The grange at present has
over $50 mem bers and is one OF the most
furnishing organizations Of the kind In
the state.
Among the Lyndonville items OF an ex.
change was found the following: "Mrs
E. j. Blodgett gave whist party Of three
tables the other afternoon to few OF hel
lady friends, introducing Miss Hracs
Bradish OF Boston, who was staying witt
her. Miss Bradish was one OF the prizt
winners"
Frank e. Lamb, special detective Of the
Massachusetts state fire marshal's office
Is passing q part OF his vacation with
friends in Randolph. Mr.. Lamb has met
with gratifying success in his chosen call
ing, and by steady attention to its de-
tails has risen to the responsible position
which he now holds.
Rev. George n. Gutterson OF Boston, the
New England secretary of the American
missionary association, will speak in the
Congregational church next Sunday
Those who heard Mr.. Gutterson's address
on his missionary work in India + few
years ago, will be delighted at having an
opportunity to listen to him again.
Miss Mary Dubois, first assistant of the
Randolph High school, went Monday tc
Whitingsville, Mass, to be present at the
marriage OF her cousin, DR.. Gilman Frost
Of Hanover, n. f., to Miss Margaret
Thurston Of Whitingsville. The wedding
took place Tuesday at the brides home
eral OF her classes recited to her sister
Miss Anne Dubois.
Mr.. Frank Edmund Howe, formerly or
the reportorial staff OF the Argus and Pa.
triot and now part proprietor Of the Rens
Wednesday, October End, to Miss Flort
May, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. A. G
Cummins Of Montpelier. During his con-
nection with the Argus, Mr. Howe made
many friends in Randolph, who will un.
feignedly rejoice In his happiness in going
the way Of all flesh.
According to the Jewish reckoning, the
old year closed at sunset Wednesday Of
last week, and the following Thursday
marked the commencement OF the yeal
1855 since the creation. Saturday, the 28tt
inst, will be the day OF atOnement, the
most solemn day in the Jewish calendar
and one on which, under the Mosaic dis.
pensation, they were forbidden to do any
manner OF work lest they be cut on from
among their people.
DIR. Grinnell Of Burlington was called
here last week Wednesday as counsel In
the case OF Mrs. Dexter Chatfield and en-
couraged the friends OF the patient to hope
for her recovery II no change for the
worse was noted in her condition during
the next forty eight hours. Mrs. Chat
field held her own during that space Of
time and is now thought to be little bet
ter. Her brother, F. P. Owen OF Addison
came last week to see her.
Last Thursday morning dawning bright
and pleasant, there was general exodus
from Randolph to the Northfield fair
to inspect the patchwork bedquilts made
by old ladies in their ninety-third year
and to admire the rounded outline OF the
prize pig, whose corpulency far from be-
ing trouble to him is a source OF pride
and whose only grief is that he happens
to have about him spare rib. Fifty five
people went up on the train, and several
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