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

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Fred Kent and wife.
l.. b. johnson and family visited /
Montpelier over Sunday.
b. Il. Lombard's house nm ponao,.,
avenue is being reprinted.
Henry Harper has moved into the tana
ment over A. +. Bass store.
Miss Lila Jewett of Cambridge. Mass
Is visiting Miss Lucy Wall.
Mrs. Allen Lamp OF Mortified visite,
at W. b. Walls last Saturday.
j. A. Smith OF Cavendish is in town
having come to attend the reunion.
During the school year Prof. NJ. $. villa,
VIII make his home at Henry w. Tewks.
bury's. -
Last Friday evening Miss Clara Bear
entertained small party of friends al /
corn roast.
w. e. Cook Of Gouldsville assisted IN,
Green Mountain band during the yeter.
ans reunion.
Mrs. Laura Mason, Mrs. Alfred Mason
and child OF Boston are visiting at Miss
Maria Beedles.
Hon. John II. Albin OF Concord. N.
was recent guest of his cousin, Mrs. Ira
Maurice Jones.
Mrs. ID. E. Cooling and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Holmes went to Holyoke, Mass, Monday
TO visit brother.
W. o. Dompier of White River June.
ton came on his wheel Saturday to visit
ms sister, Mrs. A. ID. Ladeau.
Miss Ella Holman arrived Friday from
woodstock, n. H., where she had a posi-
ton as table girl at a summer hotel.
Charles G. Dubois has been elected
president OF the new electric lighs COM
pany at Rutland, capitalized at SlS0,0OO
Mrs. Peter Camel OF Olcott Falls re.
Gently visited her sisters, Mrs. A. d. La.
deau and Mrs George Hebard of this place.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. f. @.
Wright served five O'CLOCK tea to at out
twenty lady friends at her home on + sh
hill.
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer and Miss Anita Burt
were delegates to the state meeting Of
Kings Daughters at Montpelier last
week.
Col. NJ. II. Sessions started last satur-
day on his return trip TO Minneapolis,
after spending several weeks at A. b.
Manchester's,
Miss Laura S. Clark has a position as
one OF the assistant teachers In the Union
High school at Montpelier and began her
duties Monday.
daughters returned TO White River june
tion Saturday after a few days visit
among relatives here.
Mrs. Jeanette Harwood OF Cambridge,
Mass, who had been a guest at Hon.
james Hutehinson's, returned TO her
home the first of the week.
Prof. and Mrs. ". j. whitehill went to
Montpelier Friday, where Mr. Whitebill's
school began Monday. For the present
they viii board at q Liberty street.
A. A. Atwood arrived here Friday after
spending the summer With his daughter
at Jersey City Heights, N. j. He is at
present boarding with Mrs. Dora Tredo.
Misses Maud and Blanche Dudley went
to Middleboro, Mass, where
they will make their home with their
'ather, who recently married resident OF
that place.
Miss Edith Abbott left Saturday for
Auburn, Mass, where she has a position
rs teacher in a preparatory school which
its for entrance to the high schools OF
w Worcester, which city is about four miles
distant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wheeler leave today
Tor Kirksville, Mo-, where he is to con-
.inne his studies in osteopathy. Assist
int Adams is in charge OF the postoftice
pending a nomination by
President Mckinley, who is still away
rom Washington.
Miss Margaret Carrigan went to Lynn,
Mass, Saturday to attend the funeral OF a
elative. Tuesday she resumes her posi-.
ion as teacher in Oakdale. Misses Mamie
nd Margaret Jones OF Boston, who had
,een spending the summer at her home,
accompanied her as far as the Hub.
Saturday evening party Of about TWEEN
Y grange friends visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieslie Dickerman at their new home in
Cast Granville and were delightfully."- en-
ertained a corn roast being an enjoyable
art OF the evenings pastime. An oak |
a BILE and a pretty picture were presented |
w the visitors, whose spokesman, George |
:. Flint, made graceful speech OF presen-
alton.
The 35th annual session of the Grand |
,odge, /. o. G. Twill be held in Randolph |
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 10 and ID /
among tue prominent Good Templars
' no will be present are DIR. ID. IL. Mann
4 Brooklyn, ~ " who retired in June /
rom the office of Right Worthy Grand |
]hief Templar of the Supreme Lodge-the
bsoute head OF the order in the world;
lso s. B. Chase of Halstead, Pa, L. X. w.
!. Treasurer. On Tuesday evening Area
ia Lodge will tender a reception TO the
isitors. On Wednesday evening VIII oc-
ur the graduating exercises of the hrst
lass OF the Good Templar course OF study,
here being eight graduates at TINS, tne
rst graduation. Mrs. o. 5. Wiley OF
BARRE was here Monday making arrange
nents for this latter event.
A pleasant event was the musicale given
q the parlors OF the Red Lion Inn Mon
ay evening by the pupils OF Miss Aoole
lark. Those participating were Misses
,ettie Bailey, Hattie Hayward, Ruth ORA
er, Cora Holbrook, Lyla Putnam, Grace
Iayes. Winifred Richmond, Annie Mead,
iary webb, Lucy Flint, Grace Bailey,
annie Prince and Jessie Ch1rcn; Insy
Tere assisted by Mr.. VIM. A. Weyhe, the
arlington vocalist. The program con-
isted Of eighteen numbers, mostly instru,
rental, embracing solos, duets, trios ana
80 ,,ocoI solos. All the numbers were
xecuted in manner calculated to delight
he many friends and parents present, as
ell as to reflect great credit upon MISS