Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-30
Randolph.

Mrs. L. j. Holden has gone to Rutland
to spend the winter.
Irwin L. Chadwick of Milton visited his
parents over Sunday.
W. A. Mcintosh was at home from
Lebanon over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wyman has been visiting in
Hartford the past week.
r. j. O'Brien OF White River Junction
was in town over Sunday.
Charles Wood went to Boston Friday to
begin the study OF music.
Arthur Spencer OF Brattleboro visited
T.. Il. Van Orman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Chaussy OF Windsor
are parents of 1-2 Id. son.
Samuel Mcintosh OF Mortified was in
town several days last week.
Miss Mary Mcintyre Is assisting in the
cloak department OF Bell Bros. store.
Rev. L. A. Howard was unable to oc-
cupy his desk Sunday b cause OF illness.
John Hulbnrt and wife have been visit
ing in Massachusetts, the past two weeks.
NJ ISIS Maud Chamberlin OF Stock bridge
has been visiting at II. G. Aliens few
days.
DIR. Aver OF Boston visited his old
friend and nurse, Mrs. l. Il. Van Orman,
one cay last week.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler returned
to Brooklyn Monday and MariC Castle is
closed for the winter.
Eben Gaynor OF Mortified was in town
over Sunday en- route to resume his den
tistry studies at Baltimore.
Owing to the breaking OF the gearing in
the elevator, the screen mill was unable
10 run Monday and Tuesday.
Some of the local nimrods went coon
hunting Saturday night near Mud Pond.
They brought home one COOP.
Hon. V. l. Spear went Monday to at
tend the autopsy OF some condemned cat
tie OF the Fisher herd at Cabot.
Miss Mae Whitmore returned this
morning from the West. Mrs. Morrow
will remain three or four weeks longer.
A son was born Inst week to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Porter OF Hatfield, Mass,
being grandson of Dr. NJ. l.. Scott and
wife.
j. ii. Smith of Boston was in town the
latter part of the week To visit his son,
Fred H, AMI to attend the creamery
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kimball and DIR. b.
A. KIM ball, wife and two children from
Lake Geneva, Wis, are staying at j. Z.
Hsrlow's.
Ned G. Buck has bought hali.interest
in the printing establishment OF w ;. 5
Buck, by whom he has bsen employed the
past year.
Miss Georgia Mann is unable to teach
at Connecticut Corners, Braintree, this
week, consequently there is no session
OF her school.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of Camp Randolph will be held at the
Office OF William Nichols Friday evening,
Oct LIST, at 80 p. m.
DR.. e. f. Upham reads an article on
"Soms Unusual Surgical Cases" at the
meeting Of the Vermont Medical society
at st. Adams Oct. 18th and 14th.
w. II. Young and wife and J p. Cleve-
land and wife spent last week in Massa
chusetts, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland going
on to New York for longer trip.
At the next grange meeting, Judge W.
II Nichols is to give a talk on western
farming methods as noted by him during
his recent trips in That section.
Clarence +. Moulton has had blinds
placed on the old stone school house, in
which he, in common with many older
citizens, has a special interest as the
place where he spent many happy boy
hood days.
State Sunday School Field Worker l. b.
Miller was here Wednesday night to con
suit with Mr.. Morrow about the state
convention that is to be held in Benning-
ton the last of this month.
Hennessy Brothers, who were formerly
with Whitmore a. Clark's Ministries, are
with the San Francisco Minstrel troupe TO
show here Friday evening. Don't miss
the noon street parade. The company
comes very highly endorsed by the press.
The new board OF pension examiners
has been appointed as follows; pr.
A. c. Bailey of Randolph, DIR. l.. M:
Greene of Bethel and DIR. &. Z. Smith OF
,iavsville. There were many candidates
for these places. The board meetings will
continue to be held In Randolph. Inc
new board will assume its duties soon.
Rev. @. w. Morrow officiated Friday at
Calais at the funeral OF Rev. Orin Davis,
nastor OF The Christian church OF that
place. Mr.. Davis was doubtless the Oldest
pastor and OF longest service over one
Church OF any in Vermont, being over 81
years OF age and having been pastor at
calais for 49 years. Mr.. Davis has been in
Randolph and many will remember him.
Mrs. Dennis Cassidy died Thursday,
aged SO, of heart failure. The funeral was
held at the Baptist church Saturday, Rev
n v BAKER of Sharon officiating in tbs
absence OF Rev. I. A. Howard. Mrs. CAS-
sidv was a native of Burlington ana the
| family had lived here about four years,
MIR. Cassidy being foreman OF one OF the
section gangs. Two children are also lett
Those from the c. e. society OF the
Christian church who attended the ma
tionaI convention at San Francisco gave
their report Sunday morning in place o.
the usual service. H. @. Allen described
the journey; DR.. E. o; Blanchard, tne
convention itself; Mrs. H. =; Allen c reaI
| oS,tracts from the addresses of Pres. CLARK
and Sec. Baer, and Rev. G. W. Morrow
smoke of influences and results OF the
Convention. Misses Lamson and Has
tines rendered a nice duet and the whole
service was very pleasing. The church
was decorated with evergreens and Z. y.
flags. At the evening EndeavoE service
an article by Mrs. e. U. biancnaru On me hr
49, 80 Chase and Mr., Morrow con-