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

Miss Annie Messer went to Rochester
Friday for weeks stay.
Charles n. and Mrs. James f. Mccall
are in New York for week, going Mon
day.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk has been supply
ing the Cong'l churches Of Pittsdeld and
Gaysyille the last two Sundays.
Miss Jessie Pearson has gone to Mont
pelier to do supply work st the hotels
during the session OF the legislature.
f. w. TeWksbury & Co. are building an
addition to their store house on Railroad
street 26x29 feet and two stories high.
Mss Leila Flint has finished elerking at
the store Of G. +. Noyes a Co. and her
place has been taken by Miss Lottie Flint.
Mrs. II. S. Booth arrived Saturday
from Chicago. where she had been visiting
her brother, W. r. Wells, for three weeks.
Mrs. Ella smalley has a good position
az cook at the depot cafe in White River
junction and viii begin work Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Howard have been
away for a week on a carriage trip 70
Royalton, Lebanon Center and Lyme,
y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Hatch returned
10 Manchester, n. H., Saturday. after q
stay OF two weeks with their son, Ernest
A. Hatch. and family.
Rev. and Mrs Daniel Putnam q Holtont
Me-, who had been passing a ten days
vacation al Mrs. II. W. Iewksbury.s, left
Friday for Bangor, Me.
A. w. Dickerman Of White River June.
ton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dieker-
man Of tins place, passed through here
saturday on his way 70 the =. Louis expo
sition.
Charles c. Gabrielle aud Mrs. Emma
Amburg, guests for a month Of lhs
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
Gabrielle, v ent back TO Haverhill, Mass,
Friday.
The annual meeting OF the kings
Daughters will be with Mrs. J. u. Mitch
Ell Tuesday afternoon, Oct. u, AZ three
o'clock. There viii Also be a report oil TIE
state convention.
Miss Mauda Gourley, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Blanche Dun bar,
In Montreal. stopped here last Thursday
on her return TO Lowell, Mass, eonunu-
ing her journey Friday.
prin. and Mrs. T.. @. Ham entertained
Friday evening, at their home on south
Pleasant street, the Montpelier Tool ball
team that played here saturday, the Eem-
beers Of the team being former pupils q
Mr.. Ham.
". ". Morton accompanied his son
wife, Mrs Robert Merton, and infant son
John Randolph, Friday 70 their home ~
sit. Vernon, n. u, TO which place Mr'
Robert Morton has lately removed from
New York city.
Representative aud Mrs. ID. i. Morse
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan and MRS
i II. &. soper attended the brilliant reeep-
ton given m Montpelier last THURSDAY
evening by the retiring Gov. Mccullough
to the incoming Gov, Bell
The members OF the O. r. 5. spent de-
HRhtful evening last Thursday with ar.
and Mrs. X. A. Smith, whose guests NUN
bered about iifty. Games furnished en-
tertainmcnt. and fruit Of various KINDS
were served for refreshments.
Rev. Homer White began last Sunday e
0fficiate IN Christ church, Montpelier
for three weeks during the absence q ms
rector, Rev. A. y. Lewis, who Is attending
the triennial convention 81 the ffotestAh
Episcopal church ia America heia ~
Boston.
Rev. Frank Hazen Of Meriden, conn,
and his bride we're IN town briefly FRIDAY
~ 80 Miss May Tew ksbury, a college
friend of Mrs. Hazen at the University q
Vermont. MIR. and Mrs, George Chedel
/ former parishioners Of Mr.. Hazen IN Puts
/ field. and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ". Mcoolloth'
Mrs. Cyrus Hamlin, who had been
amending three weeks with her daug htef'
/ Nirs. q. Il. fadd, al the Cong'l parsonage
returned 10 Lexington. Mass, frleay
/ Mrs Hamlin's late husband was the found
+ ar 81 Robert college in Gonstanilnopie
I Tnrkey,and later was president Of Mioole'
Il bury college.
Il Mrs. Ellen Blanchard reached home the
i 5th inst from Brattleboro after a lev
v.eel,s' absence, most Of which was sEen'
0ifb her niece. Mrs. +. &, Russ, m Nor'
cester. Mass. There she attended musi'
festival. aud had also the pleasure q
,,eeting anot her niece, Mrs. +. NJ. GOOD
ain 81 New York,w DO has many aequalnt
ances IN Randolph through her treqneh
SUMMER soiourns here.
The winter timetable went into effect o.
ne Central Vermont railway Mondal
Win only two changes in the arrival a..
5epsrture Of trairs. The morning MAJ
rom the south. which was due at -
nov comes at SOS. and the evening ma
from The north reaches here at rs z
stead $50. The evening traln south
I'd sunday has been discontinued 81
the other sunday trains will run a. usaai