Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06

r. f. Tilson and Mrs. Mary Goldsburv,
went to Barre Tuesday TO visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith o.
Glens Calls, n. T., We're the guests Of
Mrs. Beckwith's aunt, Mrs. $. ). Whit
/ comb, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss June Fassett is at home again,
/ coming from Rochester Monday. During
/ the summer she was at Lake Dunmore,
| Rutland, Forestdale and Brandon.
! Representative d. II. Morse went to
! Montpelier yesterday for the opening OF
the legislature. Tie was accompanied by
| Mrs. Morse, Mrs. q. E. Cushman and her
daughter, Mrs. Francis Eaton.
! c. Ill. Bagley, secretary and treasurer Of
| the Merchants association OF st. Johns
| bury, an agency for the collection Of
| accounts, is in town this week interesting
our business men in the plan OF his con-
Germ.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Davis have moved
/ from the Morton block to the house
winch + n. Rising has built this summer
on Weston street.
Mrs. j. A. r. Corwin and Miss Louvia
Hatch OF Chelsea came Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers. Yesterday
they were joined by Mr.. Corwin, who had
been TO Burlington to see his daughter,
who is staying there for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan have
left Ihompson's Island near Boston,
where they have been carrying on a farm
connected with a Ghitdren's Home for
the last few years, and have come to Ran
dolph to take charge OF the farm OF Mrs, /
Naughan's father, y. II. Morse.
Mrs. Asenath Cross and her daughter. /
Miss May, returned Saturday from a ten /
days stay with Mrs Cross brother in I
y Northiield and her nephew in Roxbury. I
Tuesday Mis- May went back TO her work
in Springfield, Mass, from which she had
been having vacation Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Pratt entertained
last week MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Heald
OF New York, who drove here Friday
nom their summer residence, Maplewood
farm in Woodstock and returned the
next d ~ after meeting Mrs. Kemp, who
came IOWA from Montpelier for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McCale Of st. Joseph.
Mo, and Mr.. McCale's sister, Mrs. &. M.
Huse. went to Lyndon Saturday and re-.
manned until Tuesday with their mother,
Mrs. Dorcas Locke, who had not had her
children together before for SIS Years.
Mr. and Mrs. McCale left this morning
for home.
''The Spinster's Return" will be pre-
sented at Braintree hall Monday evening.
Oct. 10, by the ladies' of the Branch society.
large numter will take part Those ,
who attended the Old Maids convention
last year will be interested TO hear. THAT ,
some have men and some have none. but
all are hannv surely.n ,
The Rebekahs have issued invitations !
Tor series vl whist parties, the first OF
which was held in Odd Fellows hall |
tuesday evening. There were thirteen
ables OF players who had a most de- I
ightfql time, the winners being Mr. and !
Mrs. Ernest Tracy. The next one will be
Friday evening, October IA. !.
A. H. Beedle will start out next week
% make his annual canvass OF the village o
or the sale OF tickets to the entertain :
nent course. Last year the course was +
decidedly satisfactory and for this season / {
ne committee has been successful In 4
securing the best attractions to visit this i
11art OF the country. The folders are being
distributed this week. =
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. RumriH. who went c
o Boston on the q. A. r. excursion and c
lad since been visiting their daughter a
Mrs. Fred Davis in West Bovlston. Mass. | r
md their son, Pearl Rumrill, in Concord a
\. H., reached home Tuesday night. ac- |
ompanied by Mrs. Pearl Rumrin. who i d
|, itn her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis k
)lckerman.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Hardy, who had been in Il
I, Tot. IorfisVhie Tor q month, recuperating
rom the long and dangerous illness with
which she was stricken while visiting +.
lere IN June. started last THURSDAY for
Ter home in Foxcroft, Me. which she
cached the next day after an absence az
lst IL weeks. Mr.. Hardy met her ia the I
bite Mountains. She rested Thursday
lght at Portland and stood the Journey
cry we'll,
Rev. Frank Hazen, former CongT pas II
or m Pittstield and Gaysville and now To-
ated in Meriden. Conn, was married n
Wednesday OF last week to Miss Mary
rats Paddock at the home Of the bride i
2 North Grattsbury. MIR. Hazen, who Is
nephew of Rev. DIR. Hazen OF Mortified. | r
vel known in Randolph, where his
iot her, Mrs. Austin Hazen. at one time =
sslded and where he himself has taken ,
art in the musical conventions Of pre- 1
ious years.
As Mrs. George w. Panton of BrookfieIa n
as driving down Main street Tuesday
'ternoon, her horse became frightened All
le rafting Of cart, which a child was
rawlng on the sidewalk, and iumued ID
be other side OF the road and over May "
le youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
: holman who WIS crossing the street
'front.' OF /. ;. Chase's on his wav home
ON school. The little fellow was thrown
the ground, brutsing one side OF hisl
7adf and wheel Of the carriage psssea
'er his right arm, without, however
'eaEing any bones. N
Next Wednesday, October Y. a party Of
ven wall leave here on the evening ex- l
e7s lot california, travelling by way 81
e Union Pacific to Sacramento ana
rough the san joaquin valley to Ios
ngeles. The company will be composed
MI and Mrs. Hudson n. Bailey ana
rec daughters, who intend TO remain
Z 35lnanently and viii stop at Los Angeles
ane they look about for a desirable
'enlng; Herbert r. and Il. II unbber5
30 leave their families behind until tbav
hst more golden opportunities Csli-
~ ID mas 10 offer than Vermont: and Sir ~