Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-16

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Mrs. II. =. sanford, who viii be away for
some time.
Harry w. Bagley Of East Braintree and
| Miss Gertrude L. Derby Of randolph were
married Saturday, the 18th, IN Bethel at
the home Of the officiating clergymah'
Rev. r. A. Read.
Miss Minnie Davis OF Norwich, who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs, l., T.
Salisbury since their return from camp,
went to Pomfret. today with her uncle,
Judge Markham.
Miss Bernice McCollom and her cousin,
Miss Ruth Whitcomb, went 20 Pittshcld
today with Robert Chedel, who IS attend
ing school here, TO stay over sunday al
the home OF the latter
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for H. T. Riford his farm known
as the steven Riford farm, portion Of II
to John Curran and the balance TO H. ,.
Page. The price was sllOO.
Miss Eta Chamberlain has for the pres
ent given up her position as teacher IN the
Union school at Montpelier to stay with
her father. Increase mberlain, who has
been in rather poor health lately.
DR.. Joseph Bowman Of Minneapolis and
his brother, Prof. Bowman of Brooklyn,
n. g.. were here yesterday from Barnard,
" here they had been since returning from
the G.. A. X. excursion to Washington.
DR.. johnson Of Templeton, Mass, was
here Monday in consultation with Dr. Il.
c. Angel in the case OF Miss Vienna But
Ter. who is a niece of DR.. johnson and is
very sick with typhoid fever at {. ID.
Hoods.
Misses Carrie Draper and Alice Wood
ward drove from Barre Saturday and on
their return the next day were accom-
panied by Miss Alice's mother, Mrs. ID.
G. Woodward. who remained in Barre
until Tuesday
Alexander Stevenson OF Jacksonville
Cal, arrived Monday from Washington,
where he had been attending the q. A. X.
encampment and Joined his brother, VIII
liam Stevenson OF Globe, Arizona, at the
home of their cousin, Mrs. Margaret Gay.
Mrs. A. Il. Kendrick and her daughter,
Miss May, Mrs G. l.. Spear, Miss Nellie
Ford, Miss Emma Seymour and Mrs, IL.
II. Goodwin were in MONTPELIER yesterday.
Returning, Mrs. Kendrick and daughter
stopped at Mortified TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Warrington, and came home
today.
Mrs. n. Z. Robinson from the East part
of the town brings a branch OF a rasp-
berry bush, that evidently mislaid its
almanac and, not recognizing summer in
the cold season just past, seized upon the
mild October days as proper time to put
forth ripe and green fruit with other signs !
Of belated enterprise.
Mr.. Charles E. Wood and Miss Gertrude |
H. Sevey of Boston were married at their |
future home, III Washington street. New
tonville. Mass, last evening at eight
o'clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. f. w. Hamilton, ID. d., in the
presence of a few Of the near relatives.
Both Of these young people are talented
musicians and have very many friends in
Randolph to extend congratulations on
the happy event.
Veterans in this vicinity will be inter-
ested to know that the Eighth Vermont
regiment will hold a reunion at Mont
pelier, Wednesday, Oct. p. The associa-
tion Will meet at G.. A. X. hall at ] 80 D. m.
and at 2 o'clock there will be a business
meeting at which reports of officers and
committees will be presented. Reduced
rates will be given on all railroads in the
state. At 9 o'clock in the evening a ban
quet will be given, followed by campfire.
The October number of the "Vermont-
er" Is given up almost entirely to a pro-
fusely illustrated account of President
Roosevelt's trip to Vermont the last Of
August There is a picture of the scene at
Randolph and a brief description OF the
events here. The number contains the
complete address of the president deliv-
cred on the State House grounds at Mont
pelier before the Vermont society, Sons
Of the American Revolution, and an
audience Of 1900 people.
The 10th wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l.. Kent was pleasantly cele-
brated Monday evening at their home on
Elm street by a gathering OF as people.
who took the worthy couple by surprise.
The affair was planned and successfully
carried through by the ladies OF the Relief
| Corps and the Rebekshs, to both OF which
| organizations Mrs. Kent belongs Gifts
OF useful household articles were presented
I in an apt speech on behalf of the donors
| by Judge j. p. Cleveland. and in social
chat the hours passed swiftly away Re
/ freshments Of cake and coffee were served.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Smead Of West Brookfeld
were among those present.
/ Principal and Mrs. f. +. Prichard and
all the graded school teachers Misses NJ.
i Lucina saNton, Mary :. Dubois, Jennie
4 stewart Bertha Manuey. EIva parkhurst
F NeHa Lockwood, Blanche Adams and
1 Emily Johnson-went TO Boston vester-
/ day TO spend two DAYS visiting schools in
I preference to attending the State Teach-
f ers' convention at Bellows FANS They
/ were to spend Thursday and Friday al the
/ schools in Brookline. Newton and Boston.
4 observing the practical working 81 Mas
Z sachusetts educational theories. and enjoy
I saturday, when, fortunately. school even
i "a Boston doesn't keep They were ae-
companied on the trip by Miss Fannie
I Crandall, the music teacher. and her
I mother, Of Burlington ana Mrs. A. II.
I Beedla
telegram received by Wm. H. Dubois
this morning from Col. h. j. KimbaH AZ
New York announces that the coal strike
I Is settled, that the president viii appoint
aEhltrators end the miners resume worl,
Monday. Later reports say that commits