Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

ployment with the Perkins Woodwork
ing Machine company.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage OF Edwin |. Booth OF Morris
vile, a brother OF Louis p. Booth, snd
Miss Estella NJ. Hadley OF MorrisvilIe,
which will occur next Wednesday.
This evening at A. H. Beedle's occurs
the marriage OF Miss Kate Leona Guptil
aud Orman Richard Collins OF Montpelier,
to be followed by a reception at s O'CLOCK.
Quite a number OF the relatives are here
for the event.
Miss Mary Dubois, principal OF the
Richmond High school, took her pupils to
the number OF 30 to Montpelier Wednes-
day, where they spent the day observing
how our laws are made. They also visited
the Montpelier schools.
VIM. n. Dubois, F. e. Dubois and DR..
T.. 0. Blanchard went to Montpelier yes
terday to attend the annual meeting Of
the Fish and Game league. VIM. H. Du-
Bots also attended the meeting OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution.
Among the real estate transfers record
ed this week was the sale OF the farm of
Mary e. HaskiDs to Ii. q. Woodwork of
Shelburne, the consideration being 1890.
The business was done through the real
estate agency OF ID. A. Perry OF Barre.
The goods OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. .Magee
were shipped here Wednesday from
Bolton and they began housekeeping the
same day in Mrs. Ida Batchelder's tene-
ment on Pearl street. Mr.. Magee is a
sawyer at the mill OF Marcott & Hayes.
About 20 odd Fellows from this place
went to Bethel Tuesday to attend the ex-
ercises in observation OF the fifth ami
versary OF the establishment OF the
branch of the order there. ID. II. Morse
OF this place was one OF the speakers.
An excellent banquet was served.
J. H. Whitneys celebrated San Francisco
Minstrels will appear at Dubois e. Gay IS
hall Wednesday evening OF next week.
This is the seventh annual tour OF the
United States that this well-known com.
pany is making They will give a street
parade at noon and all should hear the
fine band.
"saffo in Black" is to be played here
for the benefit of the Randolph Hose
company Friday evening, Nov. 23d. You
need the boys help when your house is
atire and they ask you to remember them
now by buying tickets for this show. 1t
will be warm time with plenty OF good
clean fun.
Rev. Geo. L. Mason preached at three
services at Grange hail Sunday and in the
afternoon six were baptized in the branch
no hiCmbSIn Vi luc 1uFlhllHn Adt0Ollc
church. The evening diecourse included
an alleged exposure of Masonry. MIR.
Mason and several of his followers who
came to attend the services left Monday
morning.
L. p. Booth, chairman OF the entertain
meDt committee of the Volunteer Hose
company, has made arrangements with
=. +. Deering, the author OF ''Saffo in
Black" to present the play here Nov. 23d
under the auspices of the company. Mr..
Deering is a native OF calder Medder," as
he terms his birthplace, and a well-known
member OF the firm OF Mills & Deering OF
Boston.
Last Sunday evening Rev. F. g. Rainey
preached the seventh in his series OF SER
mons upon the commandments, his theme
being THE Laws of Chastity" There
was large attendance and the sermon
was worthy OF II. In the course of his re-
marks Mr.. Rainey gave some alarming
statistics upon the subject of divorce and
pictured the consequences of the growing
tendency to treat marriage lightly. Next
Sunday evening Presiding Elder Daven-
port will be present and speak upon "The
Southern Problem" and the follow ing
week Mr.. Rainey will continue his series.
Yesterday forenoon the little 14-months-
old son OF MIR. and Mrs. Edward Camp
bell, who live on School street, was
frightfully burned with boiling water
which his mother had Just emptied from
a boiler on the stove into a tub on the