Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-17

The Kings Daughters will meet with
| Mrs. A. b. Gay Oct. 23d at O'Clock for
the annual election Of officers.
Clinton ID. Durham of Randolph and
Martha T.. Cram of Williamstown were
married at Mortified Oct. 10th.
Miss Minnie Carpenter is attending the
musical festival in Burlington this week,
the guest OF Mrs. j. ID. Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Marcott left yester-
day on a carriage trip to Sharon TO visit
their daughter, Mrs. Don Moore.
Landlord j. W. Brown is spending a
week in Lancaster, y. II. During his alb
sence c. S. Booth takes his place.
D.J. Trerise Of Parishville, n. Y, and
Mrs. +. n. Desmond of Dallas, Tex, are
visiting their brother, }. J. Trerise.
Mrs. win Noble, who was i'll last week,
threatened with pneumonia, has suffered a
relapse and her condition is critical.
c. +. Stevens and little child spent Sun
day in White River Junction where Mrs.
Stevens has been i'll for several weeks.
l.. Richmond was seriously i'll the first Of
the week with stoppage, combined with
rheumatism. He is now much better.
Rev. G. f. Laid viii occupy his pulpit
at the Cong'l church next Sunday. There
will be an evening service at $50 open to
all.
J. p. Lavelle OF Montpelier and bride
who was Miss Katharine Flood Of North
field-stopped at the Red Lion Tuesday on
their honeymoon trip.
The Chautauqua circle will meet next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell,
instead OF Monday, the night Of the Bell
Ringers entertainment.
VIM. Supernois and Miss Oracle Idella
Holden, both of Salisbury, drove to town
yesterday and were "spliced" by Rev. T.
A. Howard at the Baptist parsonage
Win Cushman is conducting John
Hulbert's barber shop and Chas. ingalls,
is working in the Bean shop during the
absence of the proprietors in Boston.
Enough stone came last week to finish
the Improvement on Main street from
Pleasant street corner to the postofiice and
make a beginning on the section from
Pleasant street north.
Miss Nellie Dickerman, who went to
Moretown to trim in a millinery store. has
pneumonia. Her mother is caring for her,
and her father, Frank Dickerman, went up
Monday, accompanied by DIR. G.. W. Scott.
Mrs. Lavina Flanders, who had been
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bass about two
months, left Friday for Buffalo intending
to spend few days at the exposition be-
fore returning to her home in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Tomorrow evening in Dubois & Gays
hall an autumn dance will be given by the
Volunteer Hose company, to which the
public is cordially invited. Music will be
furnished by +. A. Phillips and members
OF his orchestra, assisted by musicians
from Barre. Mr.. Phillips was in Barre
Friday to arrange matters.
Mrs. A. A. Knight, head instructor of
history and English in the Normal school
at Westtield, Mass, and Miss Lucy j.
Dow, teacher Of Latin in the Westfeld
High school, have been guests for the past
few days of DIR. and Mrs. +. o. Blanchard.
They were fellow travellers with the doe
tor and his wife on their recent European
trip.
Lambs Comedians, who PLAYED here re-
Gently, suffered from internal disorder
while playing at Mortified last week.
Harry Phillips, who was joined in the
management Of the troupe with Mr.. Lamb. |
quit the company, attached the box office
receipts and took several of the artists with
him. The Lamb contingent went on. Mr.. |
Phillips came here and has this week COM
pleted the organization of a company Of |
his own to be known al the Phillips Min |
strel Party. II played at Bethel last night |
and appears here tonight. There are about |
ten members in the company.