Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-25
Randolph.

field Friday on business.
A. c. Day of Barre was in town the first
OF the week on business.
w. A. Mcintosh OF Lebanon, N. H.,
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Hoyt OF Montpelier visit
ed her parents over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Jerd went to Mont
pelier Friday to spend Sunday.
Monday j. w. Blanchard shipped 215
sheep q to Lee ana cattle.
B. d. Chadwick left Monday for weeks
business trip, going first to Rutland.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Il. s. Tracy Jan. 3lst at 2:30 p. IN.
A. c. Holman is now travelling salesman
Tor the Present Clothing company OF New
V rk.
Avery Wheeler went to Boston Monday
TO visit his sons, Drs. J.. ID. and G. A.
Wheeler.
r. NJ. Bowley and wife OF Newport have
been recent guests OF Charles KllDurn
and family.
Mass was celebrated at the Catholic
church Sunday by Rev. K. c. Droughin OF
Woodstock.
Mrs. Willis w. Morton returned from
Boston Saturday, where she had been Wis
iting her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Storms began house,
keeping this week in w E. Lsmson's cot
tage on the hill.
"The Intormals" will meet next Monday
evening, instead OF Feb. 9Th, with Mrs. Z
o. Blanchard.
Saturday ]. F. Chadwick received a
hSndsome Irish fox hound, shipped him
by his brother-in-lsw In Barre.
At the next Grange meeting "Mrs. Jar.
ley's Waxworksn will be on exhibition and
a military drill is also being prepared.
Miss Sue r. Sanford left Friday for
Winchester, Mass, where she will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. John Abb
bolt.
David Bean came from Lynn, Mass,
Friday, where be is an electric car con-
ductor, to visit his parents, Ii. II. Bean
and wife.
Miss Alice Hobart returned from Wind
sor Monday, where she had been spend
ing a few days at the home OF her brother,
Ed. Hobart.
Homer Young has secured his bull pup"
from Randolph which he obtained by legal
process. He will name II injunction"
Barre Times.
DR.. 8 n. Gould was elected a member Of
spirituslist association at the meeting al
Montpelier last week.
Mrs, W. B. yisll went 10 Boston Mon
day to spend a few days with her dsugh-
ter, Lueie, and niece, Miss Eunice Flint,
who are studying there.
Miss Mary Hutchinson OF Woodstock,
VINO hsd been a guest OF Mrs. f. II. Tot
msn and Miss Clara Burnham, left Tor
South Royalton Saturday.
I'M. Atwood and granddaughter, Mrs.
Charles Stimets, returned from Walling-
ford Thursday where they had been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Stimets,
Last week Ernest @. Burridge finished
the winter term Of school in the Riford
brook district, Mrs. Burridge being pre-
vented from teaching by illness.
DR.. f. F. Upnsm's father, Denslow Up.
ham OF Warren, was one OF the Immortal
3lgu original abolitionists in Vermont
who voted for Birney for president.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker went to Exeter,
n. H., Monday for the remainder of the
winter, She had been here for some
time with her sister, Mrs. II. h. Bean.
Migs Nellie LOOMS OF Wakonda, SO.
Oak, accompanied by her nephew,
Charles Dixon, has arrived to spend some
time at the home OF her cousin, Mrs. T.. ).
Fairbanks.
Fred Terry and wife and his mother,
Mrs. Chestina Terry, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hutchinson and baby spent sun
day with l.. F. Gibbs and wife at WHITE
River Junction,
The social given by students OF the
High school at Grange hall Saturday
evening was attended by about twenty
couples. Whist and dancing were en-
joyed and refreshments were served.
w. Il. Ter-ilI OF Montpelier, who was on
business trip placing agencies for his
remedies in this section, and his brother,
l.. b. Johnson's Friday and Saturday.
Al the proom's home near East Bethel
saturday, Rev. +. @ Rainey performed
he ceremony uniting in marriage Sylves-
ter NJ. Spooner OF Bethel and Gertrude 0.
Spooner OF Granville. Only near relatives
we're present.
Friday evening OF next week VIM. II.
Jackway, NJ s., will lecture at Dubois a
GAYS hall on "rhe X Ray Historically
Considered he comes here under the
auspices OF the class OF 90 OF the High
school His lecture and apparatus are
highly spoken OF wherever he has been
heard.
Tue officers of Beulah chapter, o. e. s.,
were lneIAiitu NJ TUG iteuAhl lhoNtAhS
thu rsday evening by Hon, N. l.. Boyden,
Mrs. Boyden acting as marshal. Thew
are as foilows:-Worthy matron, Mrs. F.
s. Newton; WORTHY patron, Lucius Webb;
associate mstron, Miss Elmira Fisk; con-
ductress, Mrs. Robert +. Parker; sssocl-
ate conduciress, Mrs. J. p. Cleveland;
secretary, Mrs. Charles +. Abbott; treas
urer. Mrs. Ellen Blanchard; Adah, Miss
Lucinda Dupuis; Ruth. Mrs. Z. W. Hay
ward; Esther, Miss Aida Newcity; Mar
tina, Mrs NJ. B. Rumrill; Elects, Mrs: X.
A. smith; warder, Mrs Olivia Burridge;
sentinel. e N. Parker; organist, Miss
Abbie r. Clark.
The weather being all that could be de-
sired, 81 people responded to the invita-
ton to the sociabie and sale OF ladies at j.
ID. Battles last Friday evening. Much
interest had been manifested and, as was
expected, some came from a distance,
among them quite a delegation from this
village. Foity ladies we're sold, many OF
y nom had been imported expressly Tor
he occasion. Prior to commencement ot
he sale an original poem. The Ladsos'
L,ast Appeal" by one OF the society, was
read aud hatteringly received. George