Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05
Randolph Continued.
Will Bower is able to be about again.

VIII Bower is able TO De ABOUT again.
Mrs. Davey went to Granville Tuesday
to visit friends.
Martin Sargant and wife are recovering
from their Illness.
s. s. Ballard OF Montpelier was down
Tuesday on business.
Read about railroad arrangements for
Dewey day on page s.
b. Souto OF New York city has been in
town for day or two.
Tunhridge fair attracted some from this
place yesterday and today.
Rev. Il. II. Drouhin OF Woodstock was
in town the first OF the week
Mrs. Flanders has moved from Oliver
Hoods house to l.. Richmond's.
Miss Jennie Granger of Lynn, Mass, is
again guest Of Mrs. Mary Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean spent part Of
last week visiting in Woodstock and
Weatherstield.
Miss Nina Carpenter OF Brookfield is
spending the week here, guest OF Miss
Mary Mcintyre.
W. B. Wall was in Montpelier Tuesday
on Dewey day business. The committee
concluded the final arrangements.
Mrs. Della L. TilsoD is spending a few
weeks at the home of F.. l.. Bass, her
brother, while Mr.. and Mrs. Bass are in
New York.
Mrs. Ida V. Woodbury., field assistant OF
the American Missionary association, is
expected to speak at the White church
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre and Mrs. Anna
Chase went TO Montpelier Tuesday to at
tend the session OF the Woman's Auxil.
larry Of the Episcopal church which
opened that evening.
The first OF the Neighborhood whist
parties was held last Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bass. There were six
tables and +. h. Cleveland and Mrs. j. B.
Wells were winners. Refreshments were
served.
At the Chautauqua meeting Monday
evening with Mrs. Snsa s. Bass, it was
voted to postpone the election of officers
until the next meeting, which will be
held at 7:l5 Monday evening, Oct. 16,
with Mrs. j. W. Rowel.
The illustrated lecture on "The Klon.
dixie" and CUBA given by Col, Z. "a.
French at the NJ. E. church Monday even
ing, was very well attended and much en-
loyed. The school children attended a
matinee in the afternoon.
Mrs. l.. 8. Breed OF Roslindale, Mass, a
daughter Of Mrs. Augusta Carroll, who
lately moved from here, spent several DAYS
/ with friends here recently. She was
Joined by her husband Tuesday and thew
are visiting In Stoekbridge and vicinity.
Frank Thomas and "Nickn Niebsum
went hunting Saturday and Frank shot a
peculiar species OF hawk, wi ich he is hav-
lag mounted. Not 10 be outdone, "Nickn
, ran after and captured a rabbit with mis-
hands, which he brought home alive in
one Of Franks socks.
Members of Beulah chapter, No. Is.
have received cards OF invitation to the
| httieth anniversary OF the marriage Of
4 Mr. and Mrs. p. X. Whiting Of Windsor.
Mrs. Whitney has held the office OF grand
treasurer IN the Grand Chapter OF the Or
ger OF the Eastern Star very scceptably
Tor nearly quarter of a century.
As the oratorio music has not yet ar.
rived there will be no rehearsal appointed
for this week. Next weeks HERAID will
announce the date of the first rehearsal
and all intending to Join the festival cho.
rus are earnestly requested TO attend All
the rehearsals Is there viii be time Tor
only few before the festival week. Nov
t-lO The management feel very much
eisteo IN again securing the services OF
Miss Srsft as solo soprano. She IL In
England festivals and Is engaged for ~,
Burlington festival
Let all understand about the auction
sale OF lecture course seats at DuBois 4
Gay hall tomorrow evening at 30 The
hlgn bid will receive first choice. The
next second and 80 on as long as bids ar
mace As tast a. seats are bid OF. then
WI be selected and checks given. Wbs5
DIGS are no longer made, those presen,
Nno have not received seats will be given
ehanoe 70 select. ANY who are nos
present can select from seats remaining
scant ~ Bass store next day and there
Iter; lnasmueh As the best seats viii
= tAken before then. Il will be policy n
. ing 10 bid or not. '''s"u