Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-27
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Z company IN Brooklyn, y. Y, IS with his
/ mother, Mrs. Jennie Bass, in Williston
7 this week and will be in Randolph later.
Rev. Dr.V. NJ. Hardy, who preached al
the COng'l church last Sunday, returned to
Foxcroft, Me-, Monday morning to Off
eiate at wedding, and Tuesday Mrs.
1 Hardy went 10 Morrisyille to spend few
weeks with her father.
Misses Grace and Beulah Hayes have
been entertaining their cousins, Grace and
I Lora Ranney, who went home to Pittsfield
I this morning. Another cousin, Miss Lena
Austin Of Boston, has also been visiting
them.
l.. p. Booth has very desirable posi-
tion as operator in the Horton studio in
Providence, r. l., and began work Mon
day. Mrs. Booth will 90 the last of the
week to Morrisville 10 visit her husband s
parents, kev. and Mrs. l. P. Booth.
A class of "a was instructed in the third
and fourth degrees at the grange meeting
Saturday and a very pretty harvest march
was executed by 20 young ladies and gen
tlemen in white costumes. Refreshments
OF sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
Miss Jennie Brown Of Boston, who had
been spending a week in this vicinity with
Miss Anna Farnsworth, went to New
Haven Monday, and yesterday Miss Farms
worth left for johnson, from where she
viii 90 TO New Haven and then back TO
Boston.
A carriage party OF four-AIr and Mrs.
George II. Carroll OF Plattsburgh, y. y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Roweyn of Reese
vile, n. y, put up at the Randolph Inn
Friday and continued their journey the
next day to White River Junction and
Concord.
Mrs Joseph Chamberlain OF Chelsea,
Mass, who came last Thursday to visit her
husbands brother and sister, o. s. and
Miss Eta Chamberlain. was taken with a
hemorrhage Sunday night, as the result
OF over exertion, and has been seriously
in ever since.
Mrs Ida Orcutt, only daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. b. Wells, was married at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning to Mr. Gus
Wetmore of Keene, n. H., the marriage
taking place at the home Of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. G. W. Patterson. The
bride wore a brown travelling dress, and
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetmore started on a carriage trip
to Keene, n. H., where the groom is the
proprietor OF fruit farm.
The golf tournament at Montague
Place last week was closely contested and
proved most interesting. The fact that
the cup was won by II. 5. Clark, a local
golfer, is a qualification to the local enthu
The rapid strides made in this town is
shown by a comparison with the last tour
nament, held in 1900. In that year, there
were eight entries and the prize was won
by John +. Pratt OF Brooklyn with a score
OF 100 for rs holes. at that time a record
for the course. This year there were sew
enteen entries and the best score for IS
holes was so.
Mrs. Charles W. Howard of Maiden,
Mass, and her daughter, Miss Blanche
Angeline. former residents of this place.
are with Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Copeland and
will be Joined Saturday by Mr. Howard
and his son, Charles W., Jr. They went
to St. Johnsbury and Newport on the ex-
cursion of the Vermont association OF Bos-
ton, of which Mr.. Howard has been an
enthusiastic member for many years. He
says he thoroughly believes in Old Home
week and thinks that each year every city
and town should pay special attention to
this important event, as il will surely
bring back many old residents and GER
tanly benefit "dear old Vermont He
has already booked his family to go on the
excursion next year whatever place may be
decided upOn