Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-20
Randolph.


GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
st. Johns church has been wired for
electric lights.
F. A. Fortin and son, Hartley, vent TO
Montreal on the excursion, returning
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh have
been visiting in Northtield and Montpelier
this week
Mari-Castle is closed for the winter.
and Col. and Mrs Chandler returned this
morning 10 New York.
George F. Dumas was arrested last
night on the charge Of intoxication and
VIII have his hearing sometime today.
Sumner Greene, chief Of police Of
stoneham, Mass, and Mrs. Greene were
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubert from
Saturday to Wednesday
Mrs. Emma Coy, who had been in this
vicinity since the death OF her sister.
Mrs. William Bass, left Yesterday for her
home in Rockland, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tracy shipped
their household goods to ST. Albans
yesterday and viii leave themselves for
that city in day or two.
Mrs. j. ID. Battles aud daughter, Lima.
aud Miss Ida Battles spent Yesterday in
Montpelier, and from there Miss Lima
went 10 Barre for the rest Of the week.
Mrs. Clarence ). Booth and Miss Ger
trnde Trerise drove TO West Salisbury Sat
urday 10 see Mr.. and Mrs s. p. Leland.
with whom they remained until Tuesday.
Miss Edith Barnes. the second assistant
in the Randolph High school last year.
Is now IN the office OF the Barre Dailv
Telegram as proof reader and boo <
keeper
Mrs. F. G. Davis OF West Boylston.
Mass, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. b. Rumrtll, for two weeks stay, ar
irving Monday. Mr.. Davis will join her
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Townsend OF
Chelsea were here Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and were entertained during their
stay by Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Copeland and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers.
Mrs. Carroll Flint and son, who have
been with Mrs. Flint's mother in Chicago
for nearly year, are now living in Bur
lington, where Mr.. Flint has his headquar-
tiers. They were here for a day or two
this week.
Carl Martin and Miss Ella Mosher. who
were married at O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing In Rochester, drove to this village and
in the afternoon left for Littleton, n. H.,
where Mr.. Martin is clerk in hardware
store. The bride has been for some time
NANAh ~ AAAN HA1ktAiNe nj AA0NntnAtEs
The Chautauqua circle organized for
its winters work Monday evening by
electing Mrs. Mary Mann president;
Mrs. J. ID. Mitchell, first vice president;
Mrs Bertha Burridge, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. 5. ;. Bass, secretary and
treasurer. The circle has at present about
a dozen members.
f. =. Wyman met with an accident
Saturday while painting the exterior OF
Grace church at the Center. One end OF
the staging dropped and he fell Is feet,
landing upright but with a badly sprained
ankle, which came in sharp contact with
ladder in his rapid descent. Though
rather lame, he resumed work Tuesday
At the centennial celebration OF the
Nj. +. church IN Northheld last week.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper, a former pastor OF
the church, delivered historical address,
which the Noruhfeld News calls one OF
rare interest and worthy OF preservation
as part of the history OF the town. II
is 70 be published in full in the News
next week. DR.. Cooper conducted "a
Class Meeting OF One-half Century Ago."
which was in all respects, as nearly as
possible, like the class meetings held at
that time. There were four persons pres
ent who were members OF the church fifty
years before. lie also conducted the Love
Feast according to the old custom, using
bread and water, as lot sacramental but
a token OF Christian fellowship.