Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-08
Randolph Continued.
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lfTOm preceding pdBe.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry have gone tC
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard is spending a few
days with friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. e. L. Williams left Tuesday to joir
her husband in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. James Carrigan went yesterday tc
join her husband at Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs OF White River june
ton was among the arrivals Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow will preach in West
Braintree next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mrs. o. B. Coe OF Boston, is the guest
Of her father, Mr.. VIII Holmes, at Bell
view Cottage.
MIR. ana Mrs. Albert Morse and Mrs
Roxana Hebard are expected back from
their Western trip to-day.
Miss Mabel Preston has gone to New
Britain, Conn.,, to enter training school
for kindergarten teachers.
The University of Vermont Glee club
has made arrangements to give concert
in Randolph early in December.
Fred B. Wright, who is at home for a
few days, goes the first of November to
Quechee, where he is to have work.
Mrs. Eunice Richardson has been con-
fined to the bed several days, having be-
come greatly enfeebled through her long
sickness.
Harvey Osgood of Dorchester, Mass,
has been here the past week, visiting rela-
tives in this village and in the east part of
the town.
Mrs. Seymour Wright, accompanied by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. f. b. Wright,
has gone to Quechee to be the guest of her
cousin, j. q. Parker.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week are reception days at the millinery
department OF the Bell store, where will
be displayed all the novelties OF the sea-
son.
The Bon Mdrche millinery store had its
first opening day yesterday and made
fine exhibit OF pattern hats and all the lat
est specialties in fall and winter millinery.
Mrs. l.. P. Thayer, Mrs. Frank Griswold
and Mrs. G. M. Sawyer are attending the
annual meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
larry to the Board OF Missions, in session
i'll st. Luke's church, st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cole of Boston, who
took a journey into York state the first OF
the week, returned here Tuesday, and
Mrs. Cole will remain here, with her sis
ter, Mrs. I. j. Adams, few days longer.
Colonel and Mrs. Chandler and DR.. and
Mrs. Mcintyre were present at Governor
Woodbury's reception in Montpelier last
night. After spending a few days at the
Capital, the doctor and his wife will go to
Burlington for the winter.
Fred Rumrill and family have moved
from the Stock farm to the Granger house
on Central street, and the Silas Chadwick
house on the same street is rented to Ira
Clark, who has been living in the base
v0nnf fpnprnprA n 7 f.ah faT.
on South Pleasant street.
Rev. Henry M. Douglas of st. Johns
bury will, it is expected, lecture here
Thursday, the 10th, on "rhe Star of EN-
pire, or Traits of True Citizenship" The
st. JChnsbury Cdted0nidn says OF him.
= From Joseph's life in Egypt, the speaker
showed in very impressive manner what
true christian citizenship is, and what
grand possibilities lie before the young
man. The lecture was intensely interest
ny and contained much material for
thought for both old and young"
The State Sunday School association
lion at Burlington next week, October 49, |
%. One of the International Field Work. |
RS, Professor Hamill of Illinois, and Miss |
Vella, the Massachusetts State Primary
worker, are on the program for addresses. |
Zach Sunday school is entitled to two
delegates, who will be entertained. Ian /
daclaren OF "Bonnie Brier Bush" fame
ectures in Burlington the night OF the /
4th. The railroad will give reduced rates,
nd six representatives will go from the /
Sunday school.
The Kings Daughters tea at Mrs. w,
y. Morton's, from three to five yesterday
iternoon, was very well attended in spite
Il the rain. Mrs. Morton was assisted in
eceiving the guests by Mrs. ]. ID. Wheel
7 and Miss Anita Burt, while little Miss
ienieve Lamson attended the door. The
louse was prettily decorated with flowers,
nd Mrs. John Hobart, Mrs. G. w. Nor
ow, Mrs. E. p. Flint, Mrs. Rosa McIn. /
yre and Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell met and en-
the ladies present. In the din
ng room, which was darkened and IL
animated with candles, Miss Grace San
ord poured the tea, and Mrs. Henry |
eonsrd the cocoa, Mrs. VIM. H. Kenney
I'd Miss Mary Moulton officiating as
ALTERS. The candy table was in charge
Mrs. Ernest Tracy, Miss Florence
rocks and Miss Myrtle Walbridge, who /
opposed OF about S12 worth OF sweet.
lpats,