Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-20
Randolph.

z. B.. Gold spent Sunday at his home in
Northfeld.
Fred Chatfield OF Barre visited his home
here over Sunday.
Herbert Salisbury was in Burlington on
business last week.
Asa Hayes, who has been quite serious
ly i'll, is slowly recovering.
Frederick Leeds returned Saturday to
his home in Greater New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford of Waitsfield
visited friends in town last week.
Harry Beedle OF Keene, N. H., arrived
Saturday for snort stay at A. ID. Beedle's
Ernest Lewis was in West Hartford last
week as substitute teacher for Leon ID.
Latham.
Mrs. Arthur Parsons of Mortified re-
turned home Tuesday, after q brief visit
at @. w. Drew's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kinney of Royalton
came Saturday for weeks stay with rel.
atives ana frlenos.
Z. d. Morrill, OF STAFFORD and John
Udali OF Montpelier spent Sunday at
Eugene Wardner's.
Miss Maria Beedle left for Taunton,
Mass, Monday, expecting to remain some
time with her sister.
Bert Bowman is guest at A. B. Fish's
for his home in Chicago.
Mrs. Ned Alexander came down from
the capital Saturday TO visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. 7. Lille.
There was no dance at Grange hall Fri.
day evening, the rain being held answer
able for only light attendance.
Mrs. j. F. Hobart went to Cambridge,
Mass, Monday 10 visit relatives. Mr.
Hobart goes Friday for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Moulton visited
their son, Clarence, in Montpelier last
week. Mr.. Moulton returned saturday.
Miss Ethelynd Gould was reelected
vice tempiar OF tine Grand Lodge, /. O. q.
T., at its recent convention in Northtield.
Mrs. Sarah Bragg, lady SO years OF age,
came from Warren Monday to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. q. W..
Drew.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Moses returned Fri
day from carrlage trip to West Barnet,
where they were guests OF Wales T. Bass
and wife.
Mrs. r. G. Morton is improving the APP
pearance OF the interior OF her drug store
py new paper and paint, +. +. Sault doing
tine work.
Mrs. Aaron Morse of Fond du Lac,
Wis.,, whose home was here some twenty
years ago, is visiting among friends In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Gertrude Goodell came down from
Northfield to spend Sunday. She took
her little daughter, Josephine, with her
on her return.
Geo. d. Farnham and Mrs. Sherman
Chadwick of TunDridge were married at
the residence OF j. w. Gabrielle Saturday
evening by Rev. u. o. Howe.
Mrs. James Carrigan arrived from Nc
Indoes Falls Saturday, accompanied by
her mother. in law, Mrs. Carrigan, who
will make her home with her for the
present.
James Carrigan starts again in the fish
business this week, his former patrons
Will be pleased to learn. He is located In
tue Lamson building under BUCKS print
ing office.
Friday evening the members OF the
sophomore class enjoyed a ride TO the
home OF Webb Vinton, followed by husk-
ing. Pumpkin pie was served with other
refreshments.
The legal acumen of Randolph was hon.
ored Wednesday in the election of our
fellowtownsman, J. j. Denisou, as one OF
the vice presidents OF the Vermont Bar
association, which held it's annual elec-
ton of officers in Montpelier Oct. II.
Mrs. Gerry Russ, who had been visiting
here for some time, guest OF Mrs. Ellen |
Blanchard, left last Thursday tor her |
to make a short stay with friends in
Springfield, Mass, on the way.
At the Rebekah meeting Friday evening
the plans for "ploomer" social were well
carried out and each member present was
provided with boomers In the way oil
pretty bouquets. Refreshments OF fruit
were served, followed by music.
James L. Battles, recently arrested for
forgery In Boston, pleaded guilty to three
counts in Roxbury district court last
week and was found guilty on i've more
and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment on each count or four years In all.
The auction sale of season tickets for
The lecture course takes place at Dubois q
Gays hall next Monday evening at 7;30
o'clock sharp. Bidders at this sale secure
The choice OF seats for the entire season.
The tickets ordered are being delivered
his week by q. B. Fish, who also has them
Tor sale.
Geo. N. Scates, until recently member
II the we'll known firm of Bryant & Scates
II Faneuil Hall Market, Boston passed
through Randolph Monday. Mr.. Scates'
riends in this town will regret his with
he Boston hospital all summer, suffering
rom an accident in which his left knee
ap was split. ;
We were shown crayon drawing OF a
veil known resident of Randolph this I
week, executed by Miss Mary G. Morgan,
teacher at Woodstock. Miss Morgan Is
graduate OF Randolph Normal school |
nd took only two lessons In this art. {
This is her third attempt at crayon draw {
ng and would rank favorably With the {
york of some of the most noted artists. G
Col. Robert j. KImball arrived at Mon ,
ague Place Friday, having just completed ,,
is tour of inspection Of the Iowa Central /
silroad, of which he Is president. VIM. :
l. Dubois, who accompanied him on the !
rip, has also returned. Mr.. Kimball !
topped at Montpelier on his way here to
range for the annual meeting of the So
iety OF the Sons of the American Revolu-
lon of which he Is president.