Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12
Randolph.


Sunday
Miss Mary Reaga n is spending the weeI
in Barnard.
Miss Carrie Young visited in Gaysvill
over Sunday.
r. f. Healey, Jr., and wife spent Sun
day In Barre.
Miss Kate Connolly of Montpelier spter
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Frances Moses and Lily Moses ar,
visiting in Hanover, n. II.
Hermon Morse OF Montpelier visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Parsons went to Boston
Tuesday for a months stay.
Mrs. w. w. Carpenter and Miss Minnie
were in Montpelier Saturday.
Z. b. Gold has resumed work in his
harness shop after his Illness.
Rev. w. X. Davenport preached at the
NJ. T.. church Sunday evening.
F. c. Danforth of Concord, N. H., came
Sunday to visit at A. A. Priests.
Miss Anna Fits arrived home Saturday
after visit to her aunt In Chelsea.
Hiram Latham OF Oakland, Cal, stopped
at +. I. Lilies over Monday night.
Miss Fanny Bower is learning the mil
liners art at Mrs. S. 5. Clark's store.
Victor A. Grant OF Pittsfield, N. H., is
visiting at j. +. Chadwick's this week.
Miss Margaret Serey OF St. Adams came
Saturday to visit Miss Mary J. Reagan.
Allen olmstead and Fred Amsden were
al home from Woodstock ever Sunday.
Mrs. f. w. Robbins OF Athens visited
her cousin, l.. B. johnson, last week
Thursday.
A son was born Saturday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Campbell, who live near the
Aver brook bridge.
Frank Sawyer has been elected vice.
grand Of Randolph Lodge, /. o. o. f., vice
f. A. Phillips, resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Townsend Of Chel-
sea were guests OF Cashier o. b. Copeland
and wife Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs John Hutchi son and sister, Miss
Annie Mhitcomb, went Tuesday to White
River Junction for a week s visit.
DR.. Nudge OF Lynn, Mass, arrived Sat
urday TO visit his brother In law, DR.. W.
NJ. Kelly, and enjoy few days hunting
The ladies OF the Methodist church are
TO have a sale OF useful and fancy articles
and chicken pie supper on Friday even
ing, Oct. q.
Regular meeting OF the o. r. S. Tues
day evening, Oct. 10. All officers and
members are requested to be present.
Work is expected.
DIR. Z. o. Blanc hard returned Monday
night from his trip 10 New York and
Boston. Mrs. Blanchard returns from
the latter city tomorrow.
The woman's Missionary society OF the
Christian church will hold their annual
meeting for the election OF officers for the
IL A. ID Iak
Tuesday, Oct. nth, at 3 O'Clock
Col. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler left yester-
lay, proceeding as far as Springfield.
Mass, and continuing to New York to-
isy. Mart Castle Is closed for the season. |
,ol. Chandler is constantly improving.
Tae Randolph section of the Orange
county band which is to lead the Patri- |
rchs Militant in the Dewey parade TODAY |
lsve been practicin0 this week under di.
ection OF Z. A. Phillips, who leads the
and.
The Randolph contingent OF Co. went
o Mortified Tuesday night Yesterday,
he company marched from Mortified to
Our bows get a chance to see
Dewey and the festivities there and at
Fortified and draw % a piece from the
tate.
Or. aad Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre and son,
larry, 90 early next week to Brooklyn to
Dcate. Harry will pursue his medical
tudies at the Long Island College Hospi-
al and viii be associated with his father
D practice. The residence here will be
ept for a summer home.
DIR. A. p. Grinnell OF Burlington was
ere Monday morning In council with
". +. C.. Angel in the case OF n. G. Man
hester. Mr.. Manchester remains about
be same as last week. DIR. Grinnell also
isited Miss Mabel Sault, daughter OF
eter Sault, who does not recover from a
were lameness OF one knee.
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury has been In Wa
'rbury and Burlington this week. The !
ewkshury place has been rented by DIR. I
p. Clifford, and Mr.. Tewksburv, who !
rs nearly recovered At the Waterbury !
'ylum, and Mrs. rewksbury will 90 10
illsboro Bridge,N. H.. to spend the win
II with their daughter Mary, who is
aching there.
At the annual meeting OF the Randolph | !
ook club last Saturday, the following \
Ulcers were elected for the ensuing wear: /
RS. VIM. Bass, president; Mrs. f. o. I
lancbard, vice president; Mrs. {. +. ABB Z
1T, secretary and treasurer. Mrs W. W. I
orton, Mrs. T.. O. Blanchard, Mrs. A. T..
endriok, Mrs. c. F. Moulton, commit a
e. The ladies voted TO present the club /
'oks to the public library.
Admiral Dewey win pass through here /.
-iday at about 12:45 .. m, en- route from
orthfield to Boston. He will travel by
ecial train, in DIR. w. Seward Webb's n
r. II is not likely that the train viii h
op or that the admiral will appear, but +
st to let him know that there Is such a n
ace as Randolph and that IL IL thinking =
him, IL is proposed TO salute him by tir- RI
z several rounds from the cannon as o
e car passes. Flags should be hung out o
10. n
The first rehearsal of the oratorio, "Cru- d
iers," to be given at the fourth annual n
'tival, Nov. 7.s-9-10, is 10 be held next y
onday evening. Oct. 10th. at the resi-. v
nee OF w. T.. Lamson az 7:30. There is RI
ne for but three rehearssls before the a
tival and every singer in Randolph and il
unity, whether a member OF last years q
orus or not, Is invited and urged to be d
esent. chorus OF 300 is required to v
operly perform this great work. There y