Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11

Rev. W. II. Chidley breaches his fare
well sermon at the Christian church next
/ Sunday morning. The family leaves the
next day for Oshawa, Ont, Mr.. Chidiey S
new charge.
The question for discussion at the grange
meeting Saturday night is ''Momanis Sui
/ frage.n The marching club, with flags,
are earnestly requested TO be present. The
4 program is in charge Of 4, 3. Manchester,
Jacob r. Eddy Of Braintree and Mrs.
Augustus Foy Of Chicago We're married at
the Baptist parsonage July Sd by Rev. 4.
/ "A. Howard. Ii Is said to have been the
result Of an adj, followed by an exchange
Of photos.
Dr. /. Nj Bingham Of Burlington was
here Monday to see Henry G. Soper, who
is suffering with diabetes. He thought
| the case a hopeful one. Mr.. soper is much
better than a few days ago. DR.. Mcintyre
attends him.
DR.. Russlow. l.. Richmond, p. j. Blan-
chard and Harry Eaton started this morn
ing on a few days fishing trip to Lake
Dunmore. They viii be joined there by
Capt. j. f.. Eldredge, who has been in
Warren several days.
f. w. Chandler, Phi. d., professor in the
Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, and lee
turer at Columbia University, is a guest OF
his uncle, Col. A. B. Chandler, at Mari
Castle. He is accompanied BY his fiancee,
Miss Adele Walton, of Brooklyn.
Levi II. Needham, whose premises yield
ed 26 quarts of liquor at a recent search,
left town Friday night, presumably to es
cape arrest for keeping with intent to sell.
Mrs. Needham has been selling the house
hold goods since. The barber shop is closed.
A. F. Bassett OF the Bennett Ring TRAY
eller Co. of Taunton, Mass, came Satur-
g -. saF,
where his wife, Mr.. Towards daughter,
has been some time. Misses Lefa and
Ethel Bennett of Taunton and Miss Grace
Boynton of Fall River, came also and will
remain longer.
The ladies of the Order OF the Eastern
Star will hold lawn party with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Trerise and Mr. and Mrs. r. T..
Parker at the home of Il. +. Parker Thurs
day evening, July 18th. The Masonic
fraternity and friends are cordially in
yited to be present if pleasant; If not at
the Masonic hall ante-rooms. Supper will
be served from $3.50 onward,
c. F. Norton. who rented mileage Of G.
W. Hayward year ago and omitted 10
settle for it, was arrested yesterday by
Constable Parish. He was unable to fur
nish bail, and would have been Obliged TO
go to jail had not Mr. Parish made an ar
rangement for letting him work out the
amount Tor Harisn IN the naNneid. Inc
law protects mileage brokers pretty welL
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Wall and daughter,
Lueie, were in Keene, n. H., Monday to
attend the funeral of Julia, wife of Hon.
II. b. Wall, brother of Mr.. Wall. She
died the Saturday previous, of heart dis
ease, after an illness of four weeks. She
was a native of Westminster, Vt. Years
ago she resided here with her husband,
and has been a frequent visitor in town.
They leave no children.
Friday evening Mrs. J. w. Rowell en-
tertained a party Of twenty ladies, past
and present members of the Chautauqua
circle, in honor of Mrs. Mary Hutchinson
Morris, former secretary. Each lady Of
the company responded to rcll-call with
quotation and after pleasant social hour.
refreshments of waters, cake and fruit
punch were served by Mrs. j. D. Wheeler
and Miss Maud Hatch Mrs. Morris and
little daughter, Helen, who had been
guests of her uncle, James Hutchinson,
for nearly month, left for Randolph,
Wis, Monday.
VIM. Preston OF this place, who has
been working for Loren Snow on his farm
in Brookfield, was arrested Saturday for
intoxication and placed in the lookup.
He was sufficiently sobered by evening 10