Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-03
Randolph Concluded.
lFrom preceding page.,

the distant mountain peaks.
Mrs. Sherwln Flint and baby OF Bur-
! Lington are at George Princes.
Mrs. Ariston Sanford went yesterday to
! Haverhill, Mass, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fits and baby
were down from Roxbury yesterday. @
Mrs. Ira Rice has gone to Simsbury,
Conn.,, expecting to beaway about week.
The ine weather. tempted many people
| to drive over to the Tunbridge fair this
Iweek.
Miss Alice Erskine is working at Mont
pelier in the millinery store OF Mrs. M. y.
| Leland.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its
next meeting In the new ball Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Sharpe OF West Somerville,
| Mass. has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Hood.
Miss Lizzie Holman came Tuesday from
the White Mountains, where she has been
at work this summer.
Mrs. J. w. Carleton has returned from
| Round Lake, N. ", where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs. John Pressey and Mrs. Fren Pres
sew drove from Lebanon, NJ H., to-day
and are at e. T. Lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Bass moved Mon.
day to West Barnet, where Mr.. Bass Is 70
have charge OF a gristmill.
Mrs. w. F. Miller and daughter from
Manchester, N. H., are the guests OF Mrs.
4 Mlller's sister, Mrs. N. J. Whitehill.
Mrs. Laura J. Holden has gone to JET
fersop. Iowa, where she will make her
4 home with her sister for the present.
M. L. Chadwick and family have fin
ished their summers tour with the merry
go. round and are now in winter quar-.
tiers.
George D. Smith has moved here from
Worcester, Mass, and opened a harness
] shop in the north end OF the Cushman
block.
The Randolph Graded school now num-
bers 800 pupils, and in the upper room are
IL post graduates pursuing special branch
es Of study.
Despite the fact that this paper il
printed one day later, items ana adver.
tislng matter should be brought in as early
as heretofore.
. Miss Louise Densmore was at her homt
in Brownsville over Sunday, and Mrs. Ids
Ford was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.
Whitcomb, in Windsor.
! A daughter, upon whom the name Of
; Ruth has been bestowed, was born Sep.
TENDER 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Morse
OF White River Junction.
Curtis Kent, who has been assisting DR.
E. @. Blanchard through the summer, is
at the Baltimore Medical college, com,
pleting his dental studies. us
The many friends OF Mrs. Dexter Chat
field, whose life was for awhile despaired
OF, will be glad to know that she Is now
steadily improving in health.
Miss Ella Cushman and Miss May Brad
ish, Mr.. Francis Eaton OF Barre, Messrs
Burt Lewis and Hazen Presley went from
here to witness the representation Of
"Faust" at Montpelier, Monday night.
A daughter was born September 18th to
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Bigel0w at the home
OF the mothers parents In Yankton, South
Dakota. Mr.. Bigelow, who is now an
agent OF the American Express company
at Waco, Texas, will be remembered as 9
former Randolph boy.
At the annual Harvest Home festival in
the Baptist church Friday night, the wait
: ers will be dressed In costumes to repre-
sent the seasons and the church will be
, decorated with fruits OF the harvest
All ATE invited to assist in decorating
The public is cordially invited to the fes.
tival and to the musical exercise that will
follow.
Those attending the legislative reunion
at Montpelier are Erastus Hebard, IA. b
Tewkshury, M. A. Tewksbury, CaptsfJ
E. Eldredge, A. A. Atwood, Hon. James
Hutchinson, Hon. v. l. Spear, Hon Win
: H. Dubois, Col. 4. J. Kimbali, Mrs
George L. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Nc.
COLON, Mrs. G. z. McCrillis and Mrs
. Samuel Pressey.
| nor;rox o~,r;. - Mou1ou; u;u ~, 4
his brother, Elijah Loomis OF Kasson
Iowa, departed Monday to their recpect-
i've homes after short period spent in
revisiting the scenes OF their boyhood at
Alder Meadow. These two sons Of Jonah
Loomis went West Immediately after the
war and have always lived there ever
} since.
Rev. Mr.. Gutterson OF Boston being un-
able to keep his appointment here on ac-
count OF sickness in his family, Rev. g..
W. Henderson, a colored clergyman from
New Orleans, preached in the Cong'l
church last Sunday morning. MI. Hen
in which institution Miss Bertha Hodges
is at present teaching
The third floor OF w. F. Edson's new
block has been rented to u 8. Grant Post,
G. A. r., and to the Woman's Relief corps.
1t has been partitioned OF into two halls
, admirably suited to the wants OF these two
organizations, and the Post and Corps can
now hold their meetings at any time they
wish without fear OF conflicting with each
other.
Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ingalls, celebrated their fifth anniversary
at their home on School street. There
were about twenty five present, including
friends from Bethel and the south part Of
the town. A pleasant evening was spent
and before their departure, the guests
presented Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls, with a
handsome oak center table, two easy
chairs and other useful articles.
The remains OF Herbert Bass, who died
in Boston Of typhoid pneumonia. Tuesday
morning, were brought here yesterday ON
the evening train. The funeral was held
n this afternoon at one o'clock at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazar Bass,
in Braintree, and the body was inferred
in this cemetery. Rev. Homer White was
the officiating clergyman. The deceased
who was but 20 years OF age, was. a grad
uate of the Randolph Normal school, and
had, for the past few years, been sue
cessful druggist in Boston.
!. Friday morning, Hon. James Hutchin-
son met with quite an accident. Dean
Wedgewood, who had been taking can
ter on Mr.. Hutchinson's horse, rode into