Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson,
whose daughter, Mrs. Carl Thresher Of
! Aelrose Highlands, Mass, is with them
now. Mr.. Thresher came up with his
wife last week after a team, which he
drove back to Boston.
Mrs. Warren Atwood OF South Framing
ham, Mass, was with Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ,
Atwood Friday and saturday, leaving then
~ order 10 reach home before the return
OF her husband from a trip to the gold
| mines in Oregon in which he is interested
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood's daughter.
Mrs. Z. E. Lazelle OF White River June
tion, was with them over Sunday.
Miss NJ. Lucina saxton and Miss NJ.
Blanche sparhawk entertained 40 mem
oers OF the primary department of the
Cong Sunday school at a lawn party
given at A. II. Beedleis on Randolph
avenue last Thursday afternoon. Re
ireshments were served on the lawn, and
eroquet and other games contributed to
the enjoyment Of the small guests.
X. II. Cheney, general agent of the New
ork Mutual Life Insurance company, has
been entertaining all the agents OF the
company from Vermont and New Hamp-
shire at Willoughby lake since Monday,
defraying the travelling and all other ex-
penses OF the ten who wrote the most in
surance during the month of August, OF
whom y. w. McCollom was one. The
party leave the lake today. During June
the agents OF the company in Vermont
and New Hampshire wrote s3O0,0 of in
suranee.
Frank Griswold and his son, Charles,
went fishing week ago Friday a mile
above West Brooktield and after a days
sport returned home with fair amount of
fish, but not in number or size sufficiently
a m q I'd "a IL eli
Some time during the evening Mr.. Girls
void discovered that he had lost a scarf
pin, which he priced highly, and immedi-
ately gave up all hopes of ever seeing il
again. Last Friday, just week from the
first trip, he visited that fishing place
again, and while looking down into the
water saw something glitter below its sur
face. Reaching in, he brought up the
missing scarf pima piece OF tisherman's
luck that he thinks will bear comparison
with anything the Fish and Game league
had TO offer at its recent banquet.
Mrs Jennie NJ, wife OF lothian Cham
berlain, died at II o'clock Friday morn
ing at the home Of her husbands brother
and sister, o. ). and Miss Eta Chamb er-
lain, on School street, at the age OF 3d. Mrs.
Chamberlain, who had been suffering from
consumption for few years, lived in Chel-
sea, Mass, and came to Randolph Thurs
E Va
The Sunday after her arrival, she was taken
with a severe hemorrhage Of the lungs,
which was followed by smaller hemor-
rhages from day TO day, eliminating in
such a great loss OF blood Friday morning
as quickly brought the end. She left a
husband and a sister, Mrs. Harriet Good
ale Of Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., both Of
whom reached here Saturday. The funeral
was held at o. IS. Chamberlain's Sunday
Afa#n g.F
the Christian church, officiating, and in
terment was made in Southview cemetery.
There was a profusion OF beautiful flowers
at the funeral, and the bearers were a
cousin OF the deceased, o. p. Hood. j. j..
/ Trerise, E. +. Mcintosh and NJ. F. Preston.
The local press correspondent OF the
Woman's Relief corps, Mrs. Ida Batchel-
der, gives the following interesting infor-
nation regarding the order:-"For over
twenty years the organization OF the w.
r. G. has worked side by side and hand in
hand with the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. II is the largest patriotic and benevo-
lent society in the world and has spent
many thousands of dollars in its noble
work, and done many thousand things to
honor the dead and living heroes and to
inculcate lessons Of patriotism in the
young. Today over 100000 school chill
dren salute the flag as taught by our or
der. Again this order should be credited
as the power which has uplifted vast
army Of women, making them loyal and
welcome to this work. Abraham Lincoln
said, The Lord must have loved the COM
mon people for he made so many OF them,
and il is the women OF this class who are
being helped by the w. r. c. During the
past year the department of Vermont w.
h. G. has expended for relief, s552. 03;
turned over to Posts, S799.63; relief other
than money, S9s069; and assisted ST..