Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-01

To write it Nineteen-three.
Hon. Horace Bailey Of Newbury was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. F. l.. Thresher left Saturday on a
trip to Montreal.
Jewett Harlow OF Bellows Falls was.
Christmas guest at o. p. Hoods.
+. f. Brooks has been quite sick with a
fever but is at present conyalescent.
George J. Prince has returned from a
three months sojourn in Albany, n. Y.
Miss Nellie Carr of Windsor has been
passing the holidays with her mother,
Mrs Mary Carr.
Mrs. A. f. Lane and daughter, Marjorie,
were with relatives in Montpelier from
Monday until yesterday.
2. L. Seymour went back to Lynn, Mass,
Saturday after a short visit to his mother,
Mrs. Christopher Seymour.
Mrs. John r. Spring returned to her
home in Nashua, n. H., Friday after a
stay OF few days with her parents, MI
and Mrs. j. ID. Denison.
Miss Mary HoNard went to Springfield
Mass, to resume her school duties al
ter a weeks vacation spent with her
mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Howard.
Otis Dumas. cornet, Ernest Manchester,
piccolo, and Miss Lura Montgomery, plan
| ist. furnished music for the extra dane
ing school IN Hancock Monday night.
Miss Mary S. Dubois went to Hanover,
n. H., Friday to spend few days with the
| family Of her cousin, DIR. Gilman frost,
whose son, Carlton, is sick with fever.
Rev. Marcia NJ. selman, the guest Of
Mrs. Matilda II. Allen for the past few
weeks, has been called to the pastorate OF
the Uniyersalist church at East Montpel-
Ter.
Miss Nellie Dickerman is at home after
three months millinery season IN store
at Montpelier. Her brother, A. w. Dick
erman OF White River Junction, was here
last Thursday.
Miss Lena Ellison, who came last
Thursday for a short visit to her mother,
Mrs. Eugene Ellison, went back 70 her
work in the office Of the Casein company
at Bellows Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Udall OF STAFFORD
spent Christmas and remained over sun
day with their son, John l.. Udalii and
family. with whom Mrs. Udall had been
stayidng for two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope and baby of
Springfield came Friday from Moretown.
where they had been visiting relatives OF
Mrs. Pope, and remained over Sunday
with Mr.. Pope's father in Beanviile.
Miss T.. 5. Chamberlain went TO East
Roxbury Saturday to be with her friend,
Miss Leila Webster, for the week preced-
ing the opening of the Union school m
Montpelier, where she teaches IN the
seventh grade.
Melzar Woodbury. of Randolph Center
has conferred the power Of attorney on
NJ. c. Rowell and G. l.. Hodges to attend
To those business affairs, to which at his
advanced age he feels unable to give the
close personal supervision that they re-
quire. MIR. Woodbury. is 50 years old and
one OF the keenest business men in RAN
dolph.
Miss Ida Rand and her aunt, Miss Ger
trude Chambers Of Warren, were in Leba-
non. n. H., and Cavendish last week at
tending at the latter place wednesday,
Dec. "a. the wedding OF Miss Cham ers
brother, George, and Miss May jackson,
who arrived in Randolph saturday az the
home OF Mr.. Chambers sister, Mrs. w. II.
Rand, remaining until yesterday, when
they left for Warren.
The early custom Of a solemn Inaugural
tion of the New Year has fallen in abey-
ance, and even its holiday character is not
so pronounced as to interfere seriously
with the regular routine OF the world $
work. However, ii still offers an excellent
opportunity for sending a suitable remem-
brance, with "A Happy New Yea" attach
ed, to some forgotten friend, VINO mas IA
yored you with an unexpected Christmas
gift. -,, -.
OF the death OF Xilia, the three year-old
daughter of Harrison and Marguerite
barrett OF Brookline, Mass, Dec. 10. The
nurse left the child on Washington street
in her carriage, which sharp gust OF
wind blew under the feet OF morse, ana
the startled animal trampled the little one
TO death. Mr.. Barrett is well known
lecturer, who has spoken in this vicinity
several times and has many acquaintance
TO regret his sad bereavement.
H. S. Grant Post will meet in g. A. X.
hall next Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
for a service in memory OF those comrades
who have entered into rest during the past
wear. Rev. G. +. Ladd will ofiiclate, ana
the choir Of the Congl church Will turnlsh
music Tributes viii be paid TO the mem
ory of the honored dead as follows:-Ihe
late Roswell Holbrook, Hon. J. +. Cleve-
land. the late George II. Hoyt, Capt. j, r..
Fldredge; the late David Seymour, George
w Flagg; the late +. Dana Carpenter, ii.
G. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. " Bean observed the
tenth anniversary oftheir marriage Chrlst-
mas dav at their home on South Pleasant
street BY gathering OF about ~ relatives,
who nassed a most delightful afternoon
and evening with them. Refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served, and a very
handsome ehiffonier and writing desk
were presented by the assembled guests.
The anniversary really occurred m Novem-
her. but ON account OF Mrs. Beans health
its celebration was postponed until CHRIST,
mas. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs y. w. Rogers OF Bethel, +. II. West
of Boston and G. S. Rogers of South Ran
dolph.