Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-01

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The work OF painting the Tewksbury
store was begun yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Cole OF Boston has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. j. Adams.
Lennie Newton, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever, is improving.
Miss Bernice MeCollom gave a party
1T evening to a few OF her friends. Ask
the boys about IL.
Leighton Abbot. has been quite sick at
the u. v. M. but is now able 70 be again
10 college.
The sociable to have been held by the Y.
p. s. c. r.. Of the Cong'l church tomorrow
evening, will be postponed until next
The ladies OF the Randolph Book club
will meet with Mrs. II. B. Bell at the
home Of W. II. Dubois Saturday, Nov. Sd,
from to 8.
Mrs. Dyke OF Auburndale, Mass, wife OF
Rev. Samuel W. Dyke, who was pastor OF
the Cong'l church here before the coming
OF Dr. Hardy, was a guest Of Mrs. A. Il.
Tewksbury over Sunday.
Clarence f. Cleveland and bride visited
at W. s. s. Bucks yesterday, going today
to their future home in Burlington,
where he has good position with tht
Grand Union Tea company. jl#
j. Eugene Finn returned to his business
in Faneuil Hall market In Boston Satur,
day after spending two days here on his
way from Burlington, where be attended
the marriage OF his sister, Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Mead left Mon.
day night for a stay OF about two months
in the West. He goes on business mis-.
sion to Chicago and st. Paul, while Mrs
Mead will visit her parents in Lima, D.
Ed. Gibson was unable to meet his
dancing class here Friday evening, so
Wallace Burridge and Geo. Chattield
furnished music for dance. The next
school will be held at Grange hall Friday
OF next week.
c. Z. Ingalls, visited in Fayston last
week and upon his return was accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. Ellen r. In.
gals, who will spend the winter here,
Mrs. ingalls, spent several days in North
field last week.
Today occurs the installation OF DR.. V.
NJ. Hardy as pastor OF the Congn church.
es OF Fnxcroft and Dover, Me. The White
church will be represented by Rev. ID, T..
Putnam, now pastor Of the Congl church
at Houlton Me.
10. Brown trapped a handsome silver
grey fox We 3terday and the valuable skin
will mas it paying days work for him.
Such animals are rare in these parts. Tax
ldermist White pronounced this fox the
bandsomest he ever saw.
Mrs. Irwin S. Chase left yesterday for
Neponset, Mass, and goes today to
Everett, Mass, where she will be Joined
next week by Mr.. Chase and Miss Louise.
They will keep house there this winter.
John Chase,who is with the New England
Structural company, will live with them.
Tuesday N. L. Boyden, ]. ID. Denison,
Russell Burridge, Junius Barttro, II. II.
] Howard and Willis Howard went to
Montpelier to appear before the commit
tee having in charge the matter OF alter
| ing the town lines between a part OF
Braintree and Randolph. They go up
again today.
| Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Albert II. Beedle TO the mar
rage reception OF Miss Kate Leona Cup
til aud Mr.. 0rmsn Richard Collins OF
Montpelier, which will take place lmme-
6iately after the marriage ceremony at
their home on Randolph avenue, at eight
O'Clock Thursday evening, Nov. 18th.
/ wedding OF more than usual interest
took place Saturday evening at the home
OF the groom on Park street, the bride,
Mrs. Faoa Fox OF Bethel, being 60 years
old, while Samuel Bowman, the groom,
is q years OF age. The ceremony was
I performed by Rev. z. q. Rainey in the
| presence of members OF the groom's fam
/ lily.
1 Five candidates were matriculated in
the first two degrees at the grange meet
/ ing Saturday evening. A banquet will be
served in their honor at the next meeting.
/ Fred &. Terry was appointed chairman OF
the banquet committee and all the ladies
are expected to bring pies, rolls or cake
/ for the tables. An oyster supper will be
served.
/ Quite party OF girls who wanted a
/ Halloween party without any "horrid
/ boys" around, went to the home OF Miss
I Mary Morse after school yesterday and
/ later repaired to Miss Fiossy Terry's in
/ Peth, congrstulating themselves upon be-
/ ing safe from molestation. The boys ar
rived in good season and the girls hid
their disappointment so completely that
/ all appeared TO have a fine time. At
I Grange hall about a dozen couples passed
a pleasant evening, with games and dane
/ ing. Refreshments OF cake and coffee
were served. Miss Daisy Kempton also
gave an enjoyable party.
At the annual meeting OF the Dog River
I Valley Fair association held in Northfield
Tuesday, these directors were chosen for
I the ensuing year. J. B. Wells, Randolph.
HC. v. Kent, Mort h6tld: w. c. CIsrk
Brookield; F. w Gold Northfeld; @. W
Flagg, Brsintree; George W Colby, WI
Jamestown; Z. II. McAllister, Wahs6eld
+ Toe directors organized by electing j. b
+ Wells, president; G. v. Kent. vice presi-
dent ". ". Holden OF Northfield, clerk
/ Z. W. Gold, general superintendent. The
/ financial condition OF the association was
found 10 be very satisfactory and the
prospect Is bright Tor the coming year.
| The annual convention OF the fourth
district. order OF Eastern star, was held Ell
Mortified Tuesday The six lodges OF
Z the district are those OF Mortified, Mont.
Z pelier, Barre, Cabot, Brookfield and Ran
uoiph. Among those from this place who
I attended, urarr NJ -