Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-15

| City banquets can't begin.
Cooks get out their biggest kettles,
Drop therein corned beef and beets,
| Cabbage, carrots, turnips, taters-
| Luscious mess the palate greets.
4 And they serve 1t on platter
! In one course that satisfies,
/ Followed by an "Inlunn pudding
| And some golden pumpkin pies.
Though its not a stylish banquet,
| Yet no Epieure could wish
| For a better meal OF victuals
Than New England's own 'biled dish.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois spent
Tuesday in Montpelier.
A daughter was born October to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Campbell.
Mrs. E. F. Upham came home Saturday
from weeks stay IN Warren.
Aaron Loveand OF Norwich was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Booth over
sunday.
Charles Clark left Friday for Brattleboro
TO be engineer at the new mill Of the Souto
company.
Mrs. James Mussey and baby are in Rut-
land and Wallingford for two weeks, go
ing Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Mason OF Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Miss Maria Beedle, at
A. n. Culver's.
The regular monthly dividend of
10000 was paid by the Imperial Oil com
pany last week.
| NJ. T. Merrill has moved from the Stew
art block to tenement in |. d. Williams
house on Weston street.
Mrs. " S. Bradbury is in Roxbury this
week keeping house for friend who is
away on the excursion TO Boston.
J Miss Anne Dubois returned Friday from
/ Northampton, Mass, after a few days
visit with friends al Smith college.
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/ H., Tuesday TO attend a meeting OF the
American Board of Foreign Missions.
Harvey Kendrick Of White River juno
tion was the guest OF his brother, A. Z.
Kendrick, from Friday until Monday.
/. S. Chase started Monday on a three
weeks trip to New York and Boston,
going by way OF Burlington and the lakes.
orrin Mann returned Friday from Lake
George, where he had charge OF the cafe on
the steamer Sycamore during the summer
+. q. Osgood returned 10 Boston Satur-
| day after spending two weeks with his sis
ter, Mrs. Hobart Peck, in East Randolph
Misses Carrie Draper and Winni-
/ fred Mann, who are teaching in Barre,
were at their respective homes over Sun
daY.
Joel B. Putnam took bis departure Mon
J day for Saratoga Springs, y. Y, where he
viii pass the winter with his niece, Mrs.
/ William Blodgett.
Mrs. c. +. Pope went to Burlington
Tuesday to be treated for appendicitis al
the Mary Fletcher hospital. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Pope.
Miss Evelyn Denny went to Mortified
Friday to spend Sunday with her father,
II. 5. Denny, who is on from Jacksonville,
Fla, for his annual vacation.
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dlesex were recent visitors at the home OF
Mrs. Deonard's uncle, Warren Bruce, COM
ing Friday and leaving Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs OF White River juno
tion and a friend OF hers, Miss Lillian
Gray OF Stoneham, Mass, were with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Terry over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Gay returned Friday
from stay OF ten days in Gaysville, dur
ing which Miss Julana Gay visited at the
home OF her brother, Willard Gay.
Mrs. George o. Howe and her sister,
Mrs. Emily stockwell OF Rochester, who
had been visiting her, started Monday on
few days trip to Waterbury and Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grlswold and two
daughters left Saturday for a few days
stay at East Templeton, Mass, where they
lived before removing TO Randolph year
ago.
Mrs. George J. Prince and her little
granddaughter, Marguerite Thomas, went
to Lebanon, n. H., Friday TO spend a few
days with Mrs. Princes sister, Mrs. {. W.
Miller.
Mrs. II. b. Parkhurst Of North Troy was
at Rev. G.. +. Ladd's from Friday until
Tuesday, visiting her daughter, Miss Elva
Parkhurst, one OF the teachers in the
graded school.
Thomas Carr has raised a squash this
t.~ht pfr HING nf
feat since Randolph seems to lie at pres
ent little out Of the squash and pumpkin
belt OF country.
A. J. Boyce has been obliged to give up
his situation IN the market OF Huntington
Il Tredo on account OF poor health, and
his place is taken by Henry Luce, who be-
gan work Monday.
Miss Angie King OF Mortified, who has
been staying here some weeks for osteo-
pathic treatment by DIR. II. IL. Mcintyre,
Is gaining in health, with the prospect OF
a complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Woodman and
daughter. who had been with Mr.. Wood
mans mother, Mrs. John Peavey. for five
weeks, spent at Highgate Springs and
Randolph, went back Saturday 10 their
home in Everett, Mass.
Fred Cooley. OF the Cooley Manufactur
ing company OF Waterbury, crushed his
little finger at the depot Monday IN I'M
loading a gasolene engine. The wound
was not a very serious matter but required
the services OF a surgeon in dressing.
District Deputy d. n. Morse assisted
Hon. {. j. Bell OF Walden, master Of the
state grange, In the organization OF Capt.
tai grange. No. 3oS, at Montpelier Friday
evening and in the installation of its Off
GERS. The new grange has 81 charter
members.
Rev. George J. Sutherland, missionary
among the poor whites IN the mountains
of North Carolina, who Is in Vermont on
a two months vacation, was the guest OF
Rev. Homer White Monday. Mr.. Suther-
land was formerly rector Of St. Marys
church, Northfield.