Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

over Sunday.
Mrs. Alonzo Noyes OF Chelsea is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Powers.
The members Of the Chautaulua Circle
viii meet with Mrs. 5. 5. Bass Monday
evening, the 18th
Mrs. r. G. Neffleft yesterday for about
a months stay in Hartford, Meriden and
Pennington, Conn.
sure sign of the near approach OF
winter is the fact that the ice cart ceases
TO make its usual rounds this week.
Mrs. Minnie Burridge and son, Frank
r., are With their cousin, Charles w. How
ard, at Maiden, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. A. H. Beedle came home
yesterday from keene, n. H., where they
had been visiting their son, Fred, and Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Z. Beedle for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Remington, who had
been visiting Mrs. Remington's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, for a Wsek,
went back to Bellows Fails yesterday.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook, on her return
from Barre Tuesday, was accompanied by
Mrs. Ellen Ciapp and Mrs. Lavinia Carrie
ton, who are to spend the winter with her.
Mrs. B. A. Durkee has been entertaining
lately Mrs. Caleb Eaton and daughter and
Mrs. w. A. Blodgett Of Rochester, Mrs
Augusta Buswell Of North Randolph an&
Miss Abbie Fowler Of East Bethel.
Theron Brooks, who mad been with his
mother, Mrs +. l.. Brooks, for few days,
went back last night to Albany, y. X.-
where he is one OF the civil engineers an
the canal construction work of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Noyes, who came
home Friday after a week in Boston,
were joined that day by Mrs NOyess
sister, Miss Margaret Hopkins Of Frank
lin, who is staying with them for the
present.
Clarence $. Booth went to NorthReAn
Tuesday to install the switch board for
the central Office of the Orange County
Telephone company, whose lines How
reach to that village and will eventually
go to Montpelier.
Tuesday being holiday at Dartmouth
college, leave OF absence was obtained Tor
Monday, and Solon Vail, Richard Grant.
Robert Chedel and Joseph Goodhart came
home for the four days respite from study
thus afforded them.
Mrs. L. p. Thayer came home Monday
from a four months soiourn at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs She Was
accompanied BY her sister-in- law, Mrs
Parker Smith Of Jacksonville, Fla, wAo.
had been at the camp since the middle OF
september.
Mrs. G. II. Lovelsnd OF Melrose, Nisss.~
" no had been visiting at j. B. Brews.
went away yesterday. Mrs. LovelAnd's
home Is near the electric car line, whera
the explosion of dynamite recently ee-
Cured, but fortunately escaped all dam
age though severely shaken.
George Lamb, who is engaged IN elecsri-
cal work in New York city With q con-
Sg9stipg SgsRI q eAtensiys egsiness iass
his parents, Mr.sand Mrs. A. r IArah
He has but Just returned from western
New York, where he superinfended the
OF the electrical apparatus Ia
large silk factory.
Mrs. William r. Wheeler and her daugh-
ter Miss Alice, OF keene, n. H., were With
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Moulton, at Stone
leigh yesterday, and today Mrs. W hestsr
is the guest Of Hon. and Mrs. William H.
Dubois while her daughter is with frieRas
ia Royalton. Mrs. Wheeler is cousin Of
MIR. Moulton and Mrs. Dubois.
Mrs. /. ID. Williams was in White River
Junction Tuesday to be present at the
funeral of George II. Hough, whose death
occurred Sunday after a ten days Illness
with pneumonia. The deceased was the
son oi Rev. A. j. Hough, Methodist pastor
Of Groton, and left wife, formerly u IS
liner Drake Of West Lebanon, n. H.. to
whom be was married two years ago
At meeting OF the Young Mems club
held in the club rooms Friday evening
the following officers were electeS 10.
Rev, Fraser Metzger vice president, n
J. Mitchell; secretary and treasurer, J. W
Raymond; chairman room committee
John lamson; chairman membership
committee, Harry Morton; chairman
sports committee, Fred Fairbanks.
Mr. Wallace b. Chandler OF Minn0aPo-
lis. son OF Mr.. Derwin r. Chandler, who
IS remembered iavorably by few Of our
older residents, came 10 visit his Unris
Albert on Monday last. He has for many
years been prominent railway ofbcnr iB
w isconsin and Minnesota, and now rep
resents also some OF the prime pal trans
Atlantic steamship lines. lie finds Nrr-
mont even more beautihll than has meEn-
ory Of il 10 his earlier years had pictured
Miss Clara Bean. v no had been visiting
in Buffalo and Rochester, y. ", since
finishing her summers work ia the frun-
tense House at the Thousand Islands OF
the st. Lawrence. arrived Monday and
was guest at the wedding OF her bruthsr-
Dr. Arthur ). Bean, and Miss Nina Gar
penter in Brookiieid that evening. An
other brother, +. y. Bean, who Is ass 81
ing in the barber shop OF +. A. Smith an
Montpelier during legislature, Was also Al
the wedding.
-. H. Callahan, so long proprietor Of
jacks famous lunch cart, says the
81. Johnshury Republican, has sold his
Mrs Batchelders assistance. wil Keep
up the lunch carts well esta ablished Fepa
tation for good, home made cooking snd
wen served orders" Mr.. and Mn
Callahan have returned to Randolph u m
Mrs. Callahan's father. Patrick Mynns
" hose farm on the old road - The
Center they are 10 carry on.
Mrs. X NJ. Fowler gave a party trsisF
evening at the Methodist parsonage To- tie
Bachelor Maids, in honor % the deIafrHfis
members. Misses Ella and Emma Eeassss
y no leit last night with their parents -
seek meW home IN California SIX esu-
didates for admission 10 the organisation
we're initiated. bringing the number -
Bachelor Maids 10 % The president uH
he society Miss Hanna Prince, aud tho
vice president Miss Anna Eastman. as-
sisted Mrs. Fowler II serving reires hneuts
81 fruit punch and waters, after Whch q
peanut contest furnished amusement. a Mnss
Esther George winning be frst prise
Mr. and Mrs. Jehiel Williams zgceixeA
word sunday that their son. Frank, taM1
beeh sick Rith typhoid itEer toH tNu
sseeks af UumminE. fif a. mere nE Nas Hz@m