Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-05

Mrs Bertha Burrldge returned to her
school at Essex Junction and Miss Harriet
Hayward to the Salem Normal school
Monday.
The Young Peoples Foreign Missionary
society Of the Nj. +. church will meet with
Mrs. Mary Granger, saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth, who
came to spend Thanksgiving with A. A.
Priest and family, returned TO Concord, N.
H., Tuesday.
Webb Vinton, who had been spending a
several weeks vacation here and in Bos-
ton, returned to his work at Woodstock
Inn Monday.
There will be a special communication Of
Phoenix Lodge No. %, II. a "A. NJ,
Il. e. g degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Clark and Mrs. II.
NJ. Baker OF st. Adams and Mrs. ID. T..
Childs OF Bethel visited Miss Abbie F.
Clark Monday.
John Chase, who has a position as
craftsman in Boston, came last week to
remain a few days with his parents, !. ;.
Chase and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Blodgett and son,
Gerry, came last week to visit at Lucius
Blodgett's. Mrs. Blodgett and son re-
manned until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sleeper of North
| field spent Thanksgiving at L. P. Booths.
They leave soon for Providence, II. l.,
where they Will reside.
A. w. Dickerman, bookkeeper for the
| White River Beef company's establish
ment has recovered his health sufficiently
to come to his home here.
The special train bearing the Eleventh
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| London, en- route to Philippines, rushed
/ through this station Tuesday.
There will be an o. l.. S. social at
| Masonic hall Thursday afternoon, Dee. II,
followed by a supper, for which the ladies
may bring whatever they wish.
Friends of Mrs. Hale Drake have circu-
lated a subscription paper this week to
/ aid her in replacing $40 cape destroyed
in the recent Goodwin laundry fire.
Mrs. Ira w. Clark, with her daughter,
/ Amy, OF Barre, who had been at John
/ Abbey's for the past month caring for
| Mrs. Abbey, returned home Tuesday.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies Ways
and Means society OF the Congl church
will be held with Mrs. Ladd at the parson-
age next Tuesday afternoon from to 5.
| The ladies Of the Chautauqua circle met
with Mrs. Lemuel Richmond Monday
/
meet at the home Of Mrs. G. w. Hayward.
l.. Richmonds shipments Of hardwood
lumber from this station this fall will
amount to 100000 feet, and he has orders
for another years delivery exceeding 200,-
600.
II. S. Booth recently cut a patriarchal
spruce on the Converse lot that was $50
years old, according to count OF rings. Ii
was Is inches in diameter and cut 1000 feet
of logs.
The committee of the Randolph Musical
association are requested to meet at DR.. A.
G. Bailey's Office this evening at 7;30 to
consider the matter Of holding a conven-
tion this year.
Rev. G.. +, Ladd viii preach next Sun
day morning from the text, "Come near
before the Lord, and in the evening upon
the subject, allow to become a Christian
A welcome to all.
| Will Holman, who was graduated from
the Albany Business college about a
month ago, has gone to New York city
where he has secured employment as a
telegraph operator.
n. l.. Boyden, administrator of the es-
tate of Marcellns +. Burnham, has decided
to Mark A. Burnham an interest in the
Ammi Burnham farm near South Ram
dolph, the consideration being 500.