Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-01
Randolph Continued
Iiss Winnifred Chadwick is I'M.

Miss Winnifred Chadwick is Ill.
Homer Young OF Barre is visiting here.
Henry Wing OF Boston was in town
Monday.
Many attended the Bethel camp meet
| ing Sunday.
Albert E.ChandIer has been in town the
past few days.
Mrs. George French returned to Everett,
Mass, Friday.
DIR. NJ. t. Mayes of Burlington was in
town Monday.
Seventy five tickets were sold to the
state fair this morning.
w. G. Chase OF Plymouth. N. a., was at
E. r. Emerson's Monday.
Miss May Cross OF Holyoke. Mass, re-
turned yesterday, after short stay.
Fred Huntington of Burlington attend
ed the Sparhawk musicale Friday even
ing.
J. w. Hale is in Haverhill, N. H., for a
few days to visit sister who is in poor
health.
John Spring OF Lebanon, N. H., was
guest of Sherman Moulton Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Eldredge OF Warren
are visiting at j. E. and J. B. Eldredge's
this week.
Prof. Judson Huntington Of Washing
ton, ID. T., is q guest OF his nephew, Z. I.
Huntington.
Mrs. A. +. Prince OF Chicago last week
visited Mrs. Ellen z. Relton st her home
on School strest
Seymour Wright and Mrs. Frank
Wright and two children visited in
Mortified last week.
Mrs. F. W. Baldwin and family have
closed their summer home at Peth and re-
turned to st. Adams.
Mrs. Levi Needham is quite i'll. Mr..
Needham Is somewhat better, but still
confined to the bed most OF the time.
Conductor Carl McAllister OF st. Adams
was in town Tuesday to get information
concerning the death of his son, Arthur.
Rev. A. s. Huntington, ID. D., Dean OF
Columbia University, Washington. ID. c.,
will preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
A party of young people picnicked on
Rochester mountain Friday. Another
party enjoyed straw ride to Peth Mon
day evening.
IA. A. Leonard was in Fairfax Monday.
His fathers house and barn were de-
stroyed in big fire there last week. The
loss is about $500 above insurance.
Remember and go to the ball game at
Bethel Athletic Park Saturday afternoon,
September Sd. Rochester VS.. Bethel.
Fourth championship game and the best
yet.
About 40 young people held euchre
party at Elm Cottage Saturday evening.
Among the prize winners we're Frederick
Leeds, Misses Caroline Lamson and Allace
Chase.
Col. and Mrs. Albert Chandler attended
the governors review at Camp Olympia. |
From there they went to Rutland and be- |
fore their return will visit Quebec, being |
absent about a week.
At liquor agency in a nearby town |
recently, man appeared with good /
sized jug in which he said be wanted a l
gallon OF rum. "a gallon 10 said the sur !
prised agent, "Isn't that pretty big or /
der What do You want to 90 with it % az I
want it for mechanical purpose, "said the |
solemnIy. "What mechanical 4
purpose requires it 7'' 81 want it to raise
III with, was the reply.
At the meeting OF the Randolph Book I
club Tuesday, it was voted to continue
the club for another year. The following
officers were chosen: Mrs. VIM. Bass, pres
ident; Mrs. e. o. Blanchard, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. G. e, Abbott, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. E. D. Blanchard, Mrs. w.
W. Morton and Mrs A. E. Kendrick, COM
mittee. Each member is requested to
send to the committee FIRST and second
choice for books. At the close OF the year
The books are to be given to the public Ii
brary.
Mrs. Eunfce Beedle died early Sunday
at the advanced age of IS years,
after an illness of some weeks. She was
he widow of Hiram Beedle, who died
many years ago. She leaves q son. Edwin
Beedle OF Sharon, and two daughters, Mrs.
Laura Mason Of Brockton, Mass, and
Miss Maria, an invalid, who lived with
aer mother. The funeral was held at the
home near Highland avenue Tuesday
noon, Rev. V. NJ. Hardy officiating, and
he remains were taken TO South Royal
on, her former home, for burial.