Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
Randolph.

down over Sunday.
Mrs: Birney I. Pratt spent last weeI
with Burlington relatives
Miss Angie Kendall went 10 Barre Tines
uay 10 spend week with friends.
A. A. Morse and daughter. Belle. r
NorInheld spent Sunday at d. j. Morse's
Miss Ada Burroughs spent snnda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bliss in BETH i
Mrs. George Parker went TO Roxhpr,
MONDAY TO visit her daug liter, Mrs. Lizzi,
Miss Fannie Draper has been I'm Rarr,
several days lately, the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Horace Lamb, who has been i'll 10,
ABOUT six weeks, Is somewhat more com.
Portable.
Next Sunday evening DR.. Hardy will re.
sumo MS Sunday evening lecture service
at the White church.
Patrick Wynn arrived home Saturday
after three months stay with relatives
in Miller's Falls, Mass.
Miss Grace Wiley OF Sharon csme
Monday to spend few DAYS as a guest ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stimets.
Hon. James Hutchinson arrived home
SATURDAY after several weeks STAY in
New York city and Washington, d. G.
Miss Beatrice Spaulding, who had been
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Booth
Ior several days, returned To her home in
| Rox0nry Monday.
Albert Morse, who has been carrying on
the John Kimbsll farm in East Braintree
/ has moved TO this village. He occupies a
tenement 10 the Chatfield house on Park
street.
The ladies OF the grange are requested
I oy the banquet committee to bring either
7 pie or cake for the tables Saturday even
ing. More than the usual number are ex.
/ pected.
The members Of Beulah chapter Of this
| place have been Invited to South Royalton
this evening TO assist in the reorganiza-
ton OF the Order Of the Eastern Star at
that place.
Mrs. Ella Smalley OF Barre came Friday
TO visit Mrs. Ellen Young. Monday she
left for White River Junction to spend a
Few days before going to Hartford, Conn,
10 remain for some time with Edgar VIII
liams and family.
The firm OF John A. Andrews Of Boston.
for which W. +. Edison Is travelling sales
man in this state, made an assignment
last week, Mr. Edison left on his usual
trip tuesday and does not apprehend
failure OF the concern.
Judge Russell s. Taft Of Burlington will
preside az the March term OF the Rutland
county court in exchange with Judge
John W. Rowell, who was assigned to
that county. Judge Rowell will preside
at the Lamoille county court, for the rea-
son that Il is nearer his home.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh went to Concord,
y. IT,, Monday TO meet Mrs. w. {. Cush-
man, whom she accompanied to Boston
the next day. Mrs. eastman will study
rev system OF dressmaking there and
later will visit Mrs. Il. p. Hastings and
family ia Fitchburg, Mass. Miss Wad- |
leigh Will spend week at the ''Hub.n
V, I. Spear has been engaged byGinn &
Co., the Boston text book publishing con- /
Germ, TO look out for their interests IN I
Orange, Washington aud Chittenden 4
counties. This is the year in which free I
text books In our schools ere decided upon +
for the immediate future by the school /
directors OF the several towns. CHM & T
Co. will have an excellent representative +
10 Mr. spear, who will make bis head /
quarters In Randolph.
Mrs Julia A. Walsh delightfully."- enter
tanned 20 members OF the Randolph Book /
club and their friends, making party OF /
IS, at her home on Prospect avenue Satur-
day afternoon from three till five. The
program was OF more than ordinary inter-
est, opening with the usual questions to
be answered by the members. Mrs. Willis
Morton read an article on "The Tides
and Mrs. T. o. Blanchard presented an
excellent paper on "The Education,
and Customs OF Hawaii
This was the third paper on Hawaii, a
readable article having been prepared for
the last meeting by Mrs L r. Thayer on
''The Early History ana Religion, Climate
and Products" This was continuation
of study commenced by Mrs. Blanchard.
An essay on the "Liie OF Mrs. A. ID. II.
Whitney" was read by Mrs. Mary A.
Mann between parts one and two OF 3
pleasing musical, which included several
pretty duets by Mrs. f.. T. Brooks and
NJ ss Annie Walsh, piano solos by Miss
Mary Lsmson; vocal solos by Miss Grace
.amson and Miss Annie Walsh. Nice re-
Ireshments were served,
Friday evening about 10 attended de-
ie htiul social in the parlors OF the White
church, which were given a pretty and
lome-like appearance by sofas, willow
hairs, rockers, rugs, etc. Disposed con-
Ipicuously about the room were over %
ADVERTISING pictures nicely mounted, and
bout the same number OF early photo
,rpphs OF those present were arranged on ,
table draped IN red, white and blue.
The latter we're prettily framed, and in
,luded hand. painted medallions and old
line ambertypes and daguerreotypes. !
The Identification OF these pictures fur
lished an engaging contest, which was
ollowed by a charming musical program,
piano duet by Misses Lillian ,
nd Margie Jerd; solo by Miss Nj. Blanche /
violin solo, Miss Eunice DENT I
on: solo, Mrs. T.. j. Adams; piano duet, !
i sses Mary Lamson and Edith Mareotti ,
olo, DR.. w. NJ. Kelly; vocal duet, Ii. l.. /
Seedle and Miss Sparhawk; piano solo, /
fiss Edith Marcott; solo, Miss Sparhawk, !
With violin obigsto by Miss Denisoh;
,iano solo, Miss Alice Wood ward. Re- I
Of chocolate and waters were /
eTyed. /
sau-u Meeting. 4