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

About As of the Rochester club friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton were enter
tanned by them Monday evening at
Pleasant View farm. Games and a social
hour were followed by refreshments.
John stimets went to Sharon Tuesday
and East Roxbury yesterday to purchase
milk for the Brigham creamery IN Boston.
A carload is sent now every alternate day,
The largest shipment so far was about 800
cans sent Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah. wife Of Curtis Carpenter,
died Sunday morning at her home in Leb-
anon, n. H.. aged % years. She was sis
ter of 4. b. Fish and Mrs. +. A. Hobart,
and resided here about 30 years ago. The
funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon.
Horace p. Lane, brakeman whose
wife lives here. has filed a petition In
bankruptcy, giving his liabilities as $780,
40 and assets 900, all OF which are
claimed exempt. His brother, George
Lane, is carrying on the J. q. Mann farm.
Mrs. G. J. Prince and little Evelyn DEN
ney OF Hudson, Mass, are staying for
awhile with Mrs. Princes daughter, Mrs.
+. b. Thomas Mr.. Prince accompanied
them here but was called home next day
by the illness Of his father, John Prince.
NJ. L. Washburn, general superintend-
ent OF the Northern Commercial company,
with headquarters at San Francisco, ar
rived Saturday but went to Montreal
Monday on a short business trip. Mrs.
Washburn is with her mother at River
side.
Capt. j. r. Eldredge has received from
National Commander-in-C Chief Torrance
an appointment as assistant Inspector
general. His territory is Vermont and
the duties consist Of inspecting depart
ment headquarters and the Soldiers
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Gates returned 10
their home in Ware, Mass, saturday. Mrs
Gates had been with her sister, Mrs. II. A.
Smith, for ten days and Mr.. Gates came
I for the usual family reunion at Thanks
/ giving which was held this year at the
home OF Mr. Smith, with p present.
Ben Walker OF Rutland has been here
this week to see his mother, Mrs. +. p.
Ash, who is in very poor health. Mrs.
Ashs sister, Mrs. Nora Sawtelle, Of Will
mot Flat, \. H., is here getting her ready
TO go back home with her. Mrs. Ash will
later 90 the hospital at Burlington for
treatment.
! Saturday evening Miss Evelyn Manney
entertained a party OF eighteen young
lady friends at her home on Randolph
avenue. Games were enjoyed and Miss
| Maud Emerson was awarded the artist {
/ prize, photograph Of the hostess. Re-
| freshments We're served and all pronounc-
ed the occasion a delightful one.
! Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Fairbanks Emer-
son returned from their wedding trir
Friday and have issued cards announcing
that they will be at home at 20 South
Main street after Dec. 10th. Invitations
have also been sent out for a reception
Friday evening, Dec. 18th, to the ladies OF
the Book club, of which Mrs. Emerson is
a member, with gentlemen and near neigh
| bors.
! Nearly everybody has seen moving
pictures OF some kind, but there are few
who have had the opportunity to see an
all-round, first-class entertainment OF
this kind. Don't fail to attend the ex-
hibition Friday evening il you want to see
the finest collection of pictures ever shown
in Randolph, The Boston horseless fire en-
CINE, which is $50 feet long, will.be worth
the price charged. The program is OF
wide variety.
Today few from the local grange are
attending the meeting of the Central YER
mont Pomona grange at West Berlin.
George G. Flint, master Of West Ran
dolph grange, responds to the address OF
welcome; Mrs. Flint is assigned an essay
and Miss Mary Morse reading. Tuber-
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