Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-05

Rev. F. G. Rainey viii resume preach
ing at the NJ. Z. church here and a
Bethel Gilead next Sunday.
The partridge season is on and nimrod
report the birds quite plentiful. F. +
Thomas is shooting 'the limit every dal
now.
Miss Florence Carpenter Of Kansas Cit,
is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. J. F. Mead
on her return from a years stay Il
Europe.
Thomas Shattuck. who had been at "a,
Reservation 70 visit his sister. Mrs. f. n
I Griswold, returned to Hatfield, Mass.
Tuesday.
7 Henry Luce has finished work in tn
/ Jerd market and goes Monday to Chelsea.
where be has purchased an interest IN the
Slack market.
Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Bosworth OF Berlin
were visitors at l.. B. Johnson's Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Bosworth Is Mrs.
Johnson's sister.
Mrs. A. B. Fish has been favoring her
friends with neat little brochure, con
tanning quotations and original matter on
the subject OF Theology
Miss Harriet Angel arrived from BufIa-
10 Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard
came via the Thousand Islands and Mon
treal and reached here yesterday.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of Foxcroft, Me,
breaches the opening conference sermon
at the Maine state conference OF Cong
churches soon to be held in Bangor.
party Of ten, including Fred Beedle
of keene and Miss Louisa Drake OF Nash
ua, who were visitors at A. III. Beedle's
spent Monday at Silver Lake, Barnard.
Scion and Jackson Vail returned yester-
day from Pomfret, where they have been
engaged in the ancient and honorable oc-
cupation Of agriculture for some time.
Mrs. Frank Gould and son. who had
been guests at J. l.. Moses, returned TO
Gaysville Tuesday accompanied by Master
Gilman Gay, who viii remain few days.
Herbert Salisbury and family returned
yesterday from their outing at Green's
boro. Edgar Salisbury goes for week
longer, to close up the camp for the sea
son.
Mrs. George French, Master Ralph and
baby Muriel leave today for their home In
Everett, Mass, after a several months
stay at d. NJ. English's and A. NJ. Hub
bard's.
The society OF the White church viii
give reception TO their pastor and his
wife on Monday evening next at 7.30 in
the church vestries. Every one is cor
daily invited.
The mother of Miss Blanche Spaulding
of Montpelier, who comes here weekly to
meet music pupils, died Tuesday after
only week serious illness. The funeral
was held today.
After an exasperating delay. caused by
difficulty in getting cars, the paving
blocks and crushed granite for the Main
street improvement have begun to arrive
and the material is being placed.
Rev. Frazer Metzger win occupy the
Christian pulpit next Sunday morning and
will preach in the evening at the union
service at the Congl church. Special
music will be furnished by the choir.
Miss Jennie c. Frost, A. B., of Airing
ton, Mass, has been engaged as second
assistant in the High school. She is
graduate of TUFTS college. This COM
pletes the staffof teachers. The fall term
of school begins next Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Clark. whose recent record
is fresh in mind, left town by train Fri
day. Her husband states that he does not
know where she has gone and does not
expect she viii return. Mr. Clark is EN-
ployed in l. A. Atwood's store at present
At Tuesdays trap shoot, the following
was scored, out of possible 10:-W. r.
Clark, 10; A. II. Beedle, S; c. w. Hayward.
s; F. w. Curtis, 5; A. +. Lane. 6; DR.. j. p.
Clifford, 8; Fred Dubois, 6; Fred Beedle 6.
The participants vote this the most en-