Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10

On account OF the auction sale Of seats
/ for the entertainment course next Mon
| day evening, the reception to have been
given by the Baptist society in honor Of
Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Howard has been
postponed.
Col. and Mrs. r. j. Kimban. Misses
/ Annie and Clara kimball and their SER
wants, Misses Ellen Conland. Ellen Gran
ston and Maggie Council. left Tuesday for
Brooklyn, and Montague Place IS closed
for the season.
The receipts of the Mortified fair this
4 year were s2,l2012; expenditures, si.7s6.-
~; balance, si4043. Clerk Holden has
made statement showing that OF a total
OF 900 entries, only 20 exhibitors were
/ from Mortified.
I Mrs. Charles Montgomery and daugh-
/ ter, Josephine, Of Springfield, Mass, wers
guests at +. f. Dubois over sunday.
z Mr.. Montgomery, formerly postmaster
here, is still conducting a grocery bush
ness in that city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Smith and daugh-
/ ter, who have been spending the summer
with l.. p. Thayer at Highgate Springs,
arrived last week and viii remain here
about month before going to Virginia
for longer stay.
An invitation from Wenona chapter,
/ W. ~ VI t. D. OF w mite AlAtf HMiNiAUn
has been extended TO Beulah chapter, No.
| 10, TO visit them at the regular meeting
Nov. 6. The invitation has been accepted
and it is desired that goodly number at
tend.
+. 7. Lille fell in fainting fiji Sunday
upon his kitchen stove. His neck was
/ burned, and had not Mrs. Lille been
present and quickly moved him he would
4 likely have been burned to death. Dr.
Scott was called and pronounced the faint
due to heart trouble.
The Odd Fellows are considering NOV
ing their hall to new story TO be added
to the Thurston block, which would give
them quarters 90x30. built to their liking.
Carpenters are making estimates on the
work. The lodges ten years lease of their
present rooms is out in December.
Deputy Sheriff Paris h rounded up five
DRINKS at the Tunbridge fair, whose cases
were thus disposed of.-Roy Peck and Ar
thur French Of STAFFORD, IS fine and costs I;
/ Ernest Gracey OF Braintree, 30 and costs /.
/ Clarence Stevens of East Barre, 20 days in
county Jail; Reuben Clough OF Washing
/ ton, 10 days in jail, the latter two in de-
I fault of fines.
Rev. q. E. Laid left yesterday for Port
land, Me-, where he will attend the Ma
tional Council Of Congl churches. He
1
tains ON the way. In the absence Of the
pastor there win be no preaching service
at the Congl church next Sunday. The
Sunday school and the Christian Endeavor
society will meet as usual
The ladies OF the O. T.. S. will hold a So
ciable in the Masonic ante-rooms Thurs
/ day evening, Oct. II. II is hoped by the
committee in charge that all members
viii be present. All Masons and their
| families are cordially invited. The pro-
gram for the evening win include music
and games. Last but not least viii be
served a substantial lunch.
At the meeting Of the Chautauqua circle
with Miss Bertha Manney Monday even
ing, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year President, Mrs. Lem
uel Richmond; lst vice president Miss
Maria Merrill; I'd vice president Mrs II
4 A. Leonard; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Mary Connolly. The ladies were invited
| 70 meet Monday evening, Oct. 21st. with
/ Mrs j. ID. Mitchell.
The ladies OF the Book club met with
Mrs. William Bass Saturday afternoon.
/ Oct. .. In response to the roll-call Quota
tons from Dickens were given, followed
by current events by Mrs. Charles Abbott.
Mrs. Homer White read paper on LON
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