Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-03

Hears the wolf howl al the door.
south Royalton over Sunday.
Miss Lena Ellison has gone to Charlotte
Tor months stay with friends there.
Mrs. W. r. Wedgewood visited Mrs. F.
W. Baldwin and family in Essex June
ton Friday and Saturday.
George A. Pearson has rented the l.. p.
Thayer house on Dudley street and moved
from the Howe block Monday.
Mrs. Edna Ray Of Pittsfeld has been
here for week. visiting her cousin. Mrs
l.. r. Drake, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hanks OF Bristol
were the guests Of MIR. Hanks aunt, Mrs.
Eugene Ellison, from Friday TO Monday.
Mrs. II. w. Vail was away from Friday
TO Monday, visiting her son, Scion, at
Dartmouth college, and a friend at Nor
wich.
O. w. Mann left Monday to continue
his surgical studies at the Boston City
hospital after a two weeks vacation at
home.
Mrs. Laura Dennis, for several weeks the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Moulton at
Stoneleigh, took her departure Monday
for New York.
Dr. Walter G. Woodward returned Mon
day TO the Rhode Island hospital at ProyI-
dence after a two weeks vacation from his
duties as inferno.
Charles y. and Mrs James T.. Mccall,
VINO returned last week from a short stay
in New York, have decided to remain at
Elm cottage during part Of the winter.
Mrs. b. +. Merriam OF Bellows Falls
wife Of the superintendent Of schools for
the town OF Rockingham, was the guest
Of Rev and Mrs a a Howe over sunday
n. NJ George, who spent the summer
with his brother, 4. A. George, resting
and reeuperating has ne 10 Somerville,
Mass, TO take charge Of blacksmith
shop.
Miss Addie Reynolds OF STAFFORD, who
had been working at l.. b. Johnson's
lately, went TO Sc. Adams Monday TO enter
the employ OF the Willard Manufacturing
company.
Frank A. Burridge is now living in Bos-
ton, there he has secured a position with
the Boston Elevated railway as conductor
on the division Of the roads surface lines
running 10 South Boston.
Charles Carr OF Goffstown, n. H., who
had been hunting in Maine, stopped here
on his return last Thursday to see his sis
ter, Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury, with whom
he remained until Monday.
Jon II. Wells, who had been carrying on
the farm OF his father, j. b. Wells, for
some years, went TO Boston Sunday TO
enter the employ OF the UNDERWAY On
company as shipping clerk.
Ralph Edwards, who was sent back to
the Wanderers Home in Boston last week
by William Bass, as the latter felt unable
To keep him, has been taken from the
Home again by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatch,
who live on the Mann farm IN Beanyille.
George Smith, representative from Rut-
land to the legislature, spent Sunday with
ms uncle, A. j. Kelley. Mr.. smith had
only been a resident OF Rutland fifteen
months " hen he was elected to represent
the city as the candidate OF the Labor
Union party.
DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Gould, who had been
away all summer at Queen City Park, and
lately at Barton, where Mrs. Gould has
son living, came home last Thursday.
The doctor returned the next day TO Bar
ton on a business trip, but Mrs. Gould re-
manned here.
After three weeks visit in Bellingham,
Wash, Miss Lizzie n. Brewster writes
that she journeyed to Treka, Cal, arriving
there IN better health than when she left
Randolph. From that place she Travelled
Is miles by stage and IL by carriage to
Greenwich, Cal, reaching her destination
Sin good spirits and pleasant weather
A. NJ. Clogston and his SON law,
George Thurston, have bought a farm
near Marshfield and moved thereto. The
house vacated by the Clogstons on Central
street will be occupied by its owner, Frank
Fish, son-in-law OF John Hatch, who is
carrying on the George Osgood farm in
East Randolph and will return to this
village at the end OF his year in March.
w. II. Gladding, who has sold out his
drug business in Barre, is now resident
OF Randolph, having moved last Thursday
to the house ON Prospect avenue which he
recently purchased OF William Tracy.
Miss Cora White, who makes her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gladding, is with them
and will accompany them the first OF De
cember to Southern Pines, \. G., where
they intend to spend the winter.
Rev. Fraser Metzger is now president Of
the Vermont Society OF Christian En-
deavor, having been elected at the annual
meeting in Springfield last week TO sue
coed col. h. u. Osgood of Bellows Falls,
" no retires after nine years Of service.
The election came Unexpectedly to the new
who has only been in the YER
mont society two years and was unaware
hat he had already 'wcn his spurs
Andrew w. Edison, associate city super
intepdent, New York City, has been di-
rected by the committee ON supplies OF the
board of education TO take charge OF tne
city's educational exhibit at the Worlds
fair, st. Louis. through the month OF No
vember, and to return the material Tor an
exhibit in the city at the close of the ex-
positlon. This exhibit received two grand
awards, ten gold medals and seven silver
medals Mr.. Edison is to make report TO
the board on the best educational features
to be found in the exhibit of other cities
and countries.
1.-The automobile OF X. w. Morse OF Bar
re is laid up for repairs as result OF
mixup with a fence in which the auto
came of second best. y says the Montpelier
Journal. "Mr Morse was going from
Montpelier to Barre on saturday after