Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-24

4 II. IeWKsDury Friday afternoon from 10
5. A large attendance is desired.
Howard j. Chidley of Burlington stop
ped here Monday on his way home after
speaking in behalf OF the Anti-Saloon
league in the southern part OF the state.
Sherman r. Moulton went to Montpelier
Tuesday TO take the examinations for ad-
mission to the Vermont bar He is grad
uate of Dartmouth and Of the Harvard Law
school.
Mrs. Wilfred Larock went to Laconia,
y. H., Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mary, who went six weeks ago TO the
home Of her aunt to stay while attending
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs.George Snowman of Brook
Ign, \. Y, left for home Saturday. He
has Oeen bookkeeper for the Souto com
pany during the absence OF Z. A. Thomp-
son in New York.
Frank Parker returned last week from
Woodstock where he had been employed
for several months at the Woodstock Inn.
! Webb Ninton will remain at the Inn
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Miner OF Springfield,
| who had been guests of Peter Sault'g fam
l lily for a week, left for home Friday. Mr..
Sault has been quite seriously i'll again
with his old trouble.
There viii be an oyster supper and mu-
steal entertainment at the town hall,
Z Braintree, Tuesday evening, Oct. %, to
which all are cordially invited. Ladies are
requested 10 bring pie or cake.
/ G.H. Slack has charge OF the grange
I banquet for next Saturday evening, when
a chicken-pie supper will be served. All
members not otherwise notified are ex-
pected to bring other kinds Of pie or cake.
Mark Parish, twin brother OF Luke
/ Parish, who had been spending several
weeks here, left Monday for Boston. He
win stop at Buffalo, Cleveland and in
/ Wisconsin on his way 10 his home In San
I Francisco.
Warren II. Prichard and bride Of Nash
ua. n H., We're guests Saturday OF his
/ brother, Prof. r. r. Priehard. Mr.. Prich-
ard is president OF the Nashua common
council and business manager OF the
7 Nashua Telegraph.
Mrs. McGlafiin and her daughter, Mrs.
]. b. Eldredge, were called TO Warren FRI
day BY the serious illness OF the baby son
OF Mr.. McGlafiin, Mrs. Eldredge's brother.
The child died next day and the funeral
was held Monday.
letters Richardson, manager OF the horse
department Of +. w. Paige 4 Co.'S, farm
near New York city, was at Wayside
Farm the first OF the week 10 attend 70
the shipment Of four horses TO New York,
MnlCn Was done uce1a1s
DR.. II. H. Mcintyre received a telegram
Monday announcing the arrival OF a son;
Harry McIntyre, in the home Of DIR. and
Mrs. GUY r. Loudon OF Burlington. DIR.
and Mrs. Mcintyre, as grandparents, are
receiving congratulations. Mrs. Mcintyre
went up Tuesday.
Mrs. A. f. lane and daughter, Marjory,
came Tuesday. Miss Mariory will remain
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. JUS
tin Moulton, until her parents are settled
in their new home in New York city WHARF,
they will move from Medford, Mass.
l.. p. Thayer was in town over Sunday.
His headquarters are now al MorrisViiie
where he is editing his latest purchase, the
Morrisville Messenger. F. w. Sault has
also moved there from Nergennes and Is
associated in business with Mr.. Thayer.
There was a small attendance at the
dance in Dubois 4 Gays hall Friday even
ing. The music by F. A. Phillips and
Barre musicians was excellent, as was the
lemonade served. The treasury OF the
Volunteer Hose company loses about 20,
however, as a result OF the event.
Mrs. Lucretia Pearsons and daughters
have rented the /. ID. Williams house on
Dudley street and viii move there from
the Kibbee house on South Pleasant street
as soon a. Eugene Abbott, the present oc-
cupant. can move from the Williams house
10 his new residence on Weston street.
Az the Catholic church Sunday Rev.
Joseph Therien OF Windsor, former pastor
here, celebrated mass. He viii supply
here as formerly until pastor is settled
here for the parishes of Randolph, Bethel
and South Royalton. The next service
will be Sunday, Nov. 18th, at 10 o'clock.
The Phillips troupe OF dramatic and
minstrel entertainers gave a satisfactory
performance in Dubois a Gays hall
Thursday evening but were detained here
next day because of failure to meet their
expenses. Financial relief came Saturday
and they went on their way rejoicing;
They were billed to appear at Northneld
Friday evening. Monday night they gave
an entertainment in Waterbury.
Mrs. q. o. Howe has purchased, for
1000. the residence OF ]. A. Fowler on
Prospect avenue, possession to be given
the first OF next April. Rev. and Mrs.
4 Howe now own two houses and two build
| ing lots on Prospect avenue, all on
one side OF the street. Mr. and Mrs. fow-
Ter plan 10 move to Ludlow later where
he Will be associated IN dry goods Dust
ness with his son-in-l law, Charles Mann.
Ftp. Fish has received copy of the new
American edition of the revised version OF
the English Bible. It is 10 years since the
Victorian revision of the Old Testament.
In the original agreement between the
English and American revisers II was set
forth that an independent American YER
sion should not appear for IA years. Now
a handsome book has been published by
Thomas Nelson 4 Sons of New York with
the verse numbers placed in the text in
stead of at one side, a summary OF each
page given in bold type at the top OF the
page and extensive minor changes IN the
translation itself.
The wedding of Louise Lydia, only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Samuel
Chase OF Randolph, VT, TO Mr.. Frederick
Leeds of New York, was solemnized at EN-
manuel church, Boston, at 4 O'Clock in the /
afternoon OF "Wednesday, Oct.9, 1901. On ae- 1
count ofthe recent mourning of the groom's
family, the marriage was most quiet. Inc
eeremonywas performed by the Rex. George |
Waitress, rector, assisted by the Rev. Ar
thur w. Stone The bride was given away |
nv her father. Miss Martha Dunbar of
Fan River was the maid of honor. Charles
Nicholas Mccall, cousin OF the groom, was