Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-14

ed term OF service at the Junction House
last Thursday, arrived Friday for short
stay in town. They expect soon to remove
from the Junction to Derry, n. ii.
Mrs. n. j. Whitehill, formerly Of Ran
dolph, started yesterday from White River
Junction, with party from that place, TO
attend the National Congress OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution at
Washington, ID. q. They are also to visit
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Clara Averill has moved TO Bethel
Gilead, where, with the assistance OF her
daughter, Ina, she is to run boarding
house for the hands employed in the saw
mill of John Booth, for whom her son,
Burton, also works. The tenement va
Gated by Mrs. Ayerill in the upper part OF
+. T. Lilies house has been rented by
John Manney, who moves from Mrs.
George l.. Spears house on Randolph
avenue.
Fred Drew, who for the last two years
has been the very successful instructor OF
the Beanville school, has a position now
in the grammar grade Of the East Barre
school. in which he began to teach Mon
day. His place at Beanyille is to be taken
by Miss Nora Connolly, who has been
teaching in West Brookfield. East Barre
has another teacher from Randolph, Miss
primary grade Of that school for several
years.
Hon. c. g. Emery OF Chelsea was IN
town Friday on business connected with
the suit which the town OF Chelsea has
brought against the town OF Randolph TO
recover for the support OF the infant OF
Mrs. Ethel Waters. The child was taken
to Chelsea by the mother, who was put in
jail there to await trial, and when she
went to Windsor to serve out in state 8
prison the sentence imposed by the court,
the baby was left in Chelsea to be taken
care Of.
The program for the meeting OF the
West Randolph grange Saturday evening,
April %. will be in charge OF Mrs. w. w.
Jones and will be as follows:-Piano solo,
Mrs. Roy G. Holman; recital, Miss Carrie
Manchester; singing, Misses Marguerite
and Laura Hutchinson; reading, Mrs. g. G.
Flint; piano solo, Miss lisa Manchester
paper, +. w. Tewksbury; music, Mando-
lin club. The Grange Hall building COM
mittee will submit its report for the
grange to act upon, and the presence OF
every member is desired that the project
may be well understood and thoroughly
discussed.
The farewell reception for Rev. F. g.
Rainey, who was appointed at the last con-
ference to the pastorate of Lyndon and
Lyndonville, was held at the parlor OF the
Methodist church Friday evening. The
attendance was large and included not
only those connected with that particular
denomination but also numbers Of the
townspeople, whose goodwill and liking
Mr.. Rainey was successful in winning
during his five years residence in Ran
dolph. The parlor was beautified with
palms and potted plants, and the guests
were received informally by the departing
pastor, his daughter, Miss Edythe, and
his son, Mr.. Fred Rainey. Refreshments
OF fruit punch, waters and cake were serv-
ed by Misses Anna Eastman, Edith
Granger, Grace and Beulah Hayes. Mr..
Rainey and family went Tuesday to Lyn-
donville, leaving their team here until
more settled going will make 1t an easier
matter to drive to the new home.