Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-12


Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass and little
}. daughter were in Claremont, n. H., Tues
4 day and Wednesday.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j. Marcott are with
q their daughter, Mrs. Don Moore, in
/ Sharon, going yesterday.
Z. Mrs. F. c. Terry was with her sister,
= Mrs. L. A. Gibbs, in White River Junction
r last week, coming home Saturday.
George Drew, who is now bell boy at
the Woodstock Inn, was in town Sunday,
! going back to his work Monday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Winnifred 5. Foss of Brooktield to Charles
Henry Kidder OF New York city.
? Mrs F. L. Howe and daughter, Muriel,
: and Miss Mary Robinson, all OF North
field, spent the day here Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell, Nov. II, at O'Clock
in the afternoon. Please go prepared to
sew.
Dr.. and Mrs. George P. Morris went
Monday to Hartland, where the doctor is
TO establish himself as practising physi-
clan.
Miss Belle Butler arrived Saturday from
New York on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Kinney in this village and friends at
the Center.
Ernest Luce and family moved Satur-
day from tenement in the Scott block to
the Tatro farm, where Mr.. Luce is to work
this winter.
DIR. E. e. Noble took his departure to
Boston Tuesday, having spent few
weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs.
/ Nettie Noble.
H. W. Fairbanks and friend, John
Day, both OF Woodstock, visited Mr.. Fair
banks aunt, Mrs. William Bailey, the
first of the week.
Walter Fisk, who had been passing
two weeks vacation at home, resumed
/ work Tuesday as fireman on the Central
Vermont railroad.
! Mrs. A. A. Priest and daughter are in
| Concord, n. H., on weeks visit with |
Mrs Priests sisters, Mrs. Danforth and !
Miss Clara Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Sault are entertain |
ing Mrs. Sault's half-sister, Mrs. Henry |
Brasseau and three children OF st. Adams,
who arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Homer White will entertain the
Woman's Literary club Saturday after
noon for Mrs. L. P. Thayer, who is in
Middlebury for the winter.
E. N. Bean, who fell while out deer
hunting and hurt his leg below the knee.
has been suffering for ten days from an abb
scess that developed from the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGee have stor-
ed their household goods for the present
and gone to Bolton, where Mr.. Mctiee has
found employment in a sawmill between
Bolton and Richmond. They left townI
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele, who had
been living at the Inn since returning to
Randolph from Claremont, moved yester-
day INTO the upper part of the Huntington
house ON weston street, now owned by B.
f. Sargent.
The first snowstorm OF this season oe-
Cured on October 26, and, according to
tradition, there will have to be 26 snow
storms before another summer, the day of ,
the month of the first fall determining the J
mum her for the year.
The Order of the Eastern Star will have ,
a "bring- -you-like" sociable and
practice meeting Thursday evening, Nov.
49, All officers are requested TO be
present, and each member is invited to
bring something for the lunch table.
Beulah Chapter, No. Is, o. +. s., has
decided to exemplify the work as re-
quested by ID. ID. G. NJ. Mrs. Clara !
Short and ID. ID. G. p. Lucius Webb at !
the district meeting to be held December y
IL with Rob Morris Chapter, No. "a, in
Montpelier. a
Frank Wyman, while fixing some
moulding in a room at his home on Wes- .
H.
jured by piece Of flying steel that cut the
ball very close to the sight. A sixteenth
OF an inch nearer would have meant the
loss Of that eye.
Rev. and Mrs. George Emery have come
from Waterbury to make their home with
their son, George B. Emery, who lives over :
A. +. Lambs marble shop. Rev. Mr.. EN-
cry is Methodist clergyman whose |
state OF health obliges him to take a rest !
from minister al duties
Mrs. Charles Il. Leavitt. who had been
with her cousin, Miss Ada Burroughs. for
a few weeks. went to South Royalton
Tuesday with Miss Burroughs and Mrs
Abbie Bingham, for short visit at John :
Mudgetts, from there continuing her
journey home to Boston. I
Frank e. Lamb, native OF Randolph.
now has good position as travelling ex-
amlner and adjuster of claims for the .
United states Casualty and Surety COM 1,
pany with headquarters in BROOKLYN
Y. He has lately been travel ing thronoh
Ohio in the interests Of his company.
Mrs. Mary Batiste, with her little ]
daughter, came from Bellows Falls Satnr- :
DAY and staid with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coulumbe, until Tuesday. !
when she went to Northfield to take care :
oil her sister, Mrs. Louis Fillion, who had
9 bad fall few weeks ago and is now suf-
fering from fever.
Mrs. c. E. Abbott was taken in lsst
Thursday with a sharp recurrence Of an \
old trouble and has been confined TO the
bed most of the time this week. Her
son, Robert, who came home from
Hanover to recover from a threatened
attack OF pneumonia, is gaining slowly =
and as soon as his lung clears IN will IL
able to return to college.
Miss Flossie Terry will have charge of
the lecturers program at the grange meet
ing next Saturday evening and a cor edv {
entitled ktkN baf ~, l.