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

Mrs. =. J. Bean IS in Lowell, Mass, for
week, visiting her sons, f. A. and K. B.
Nichols.
Mrs. Hattie Chase, who had been al A.
II. Beedle's for week, went back TO Beth
el Saturday.
rented the rooms over DR.. q. W. SCOTS
Office and is 10 open a studio there for
water color work, ana SO forth.
F. A. Dunn has bought out the oil route
Of h. II. Hubbard and will finish work
next week in the grocery store OF j. F.
Lamson. where he has been so long.
A. j. Huse was in Burlington Monday
and tuesday, attending district deputy
meeting of the Masonic fraternity and
visiting his son, Roy, at the University OF
| Vermont.
r. II. Joslyn is in saugus, Me-, attend
| ing the races, In which bis horse, Ginger,
participates During his absence, Elmer
I Tilsou is assisting ia the store and tele-
phone office.
Fev. f. q. Rainey, who was called here
to ofiiciate at the funeral Of 1t. w. Fits,
arrived Monday and went away yesterday.
/ During his stay in town he was the guest
OF Hon. v. /. Spear.
/ Mrs. X. G.. Kellogg, who has been living
/ with her son in Plainfield for more than a
/ year, is to be IN Randolph for awhile this
fall, 10 attend to the repairing Of her house
on Randolph avenue.
The Woman's Relief corps will serve
hash supper al Edsons hall Tuesday even
/ ing, October IS, from o'clock on. The
l dAy OF Freemen's meeting. November 5,
the corps will probably serve dinner.
The Randolph Momans Literary club
will meet Saturday afternoon from 3 to
with Mrs. l.. o. Blanchard. On account
OF the recent death Of the president Of the
club. Mrs. William Bass, no guests will
be invited.
Mrs Ruth Williams, who had been
| staying with Mrs. Alice Bruce for three
weeks, left yesterday for her home In Leb-
anon, y. II. Last week Mrs. Bruce and
Mrs. Williams visited in koxbury and
| Mortified for few days.
Or. and Mrs. Frances Eaton went TO
/ MedfOrd, Mass, Saturday to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary Strange, who was
here one summer as their guest. They
we're to be away a week and were accom-
panied by Miss Maud Bracket, who was
/ on her way home TO Pittsheld, Me.
Rev. ]. L. penders was in Burlington
| Wednesday OF last week for the annual
| examination Of the junior clergy OF the di-
ocese OF Burlington, conducted by Bishop
| Miehaud. The examinations were oral
this year, and the reverend fathers were
H9WNlN0 biA AiAAANAAN AtAIAAAA III W.
Miss Alice Hatch, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. Harwood, in Cambridge,
Mass, since the last OF May, Is now at
home, arriving Tuesday. Her sister,
Maud, who went to Cambridge with her
for the benefit OF her health, IS very much
better and has found occupation there for
the present.
Mrs. ID. \. Coolidge was called to Roy
alton yesterday by the sudden death from
heart failure Of her mother, Mrs. Reuben
Rand, at the age OF 81 wears. Mrs. :. W.
/ Howard Of this place, another daughter OF
/ airs. Rand, was with her mother when she
died and the granddaughter, Misses
Edith and Erva Howard, will go down to-
day for the funeral tomorrow.
Miss Anna Eastman. at Or. +. &. An
CELLS achieved distinction as huntress a
few DAYS since. Going into the shed, she
espied a partridge sitting on the woodpile
and, calling to the doctor TO close the shed
door, she advanced cautiously, capturing
her bird after a short skirmish. Having
followed The subtle advice in the recipe
for hares. and caught her partridge,
she proceeded to cook il and feast en-
sued Yesterday another member OF the
grouse family made its appearance about
the premises but mans ed 70 escape I'M
harmed.
teresting talk on the organization Of the
llepislaturean and a bill was read from tatrlee,
restricting automobiles, which this grange
Il asked to support and has now under
consideration. The program, in charge 81
the lecturer, Mrs. r. A. Morse, was IN.
usually interesting and consisted OF vocal
solos bv John T. Hutchinson, Misses Let
Tie Bailey. Mabel sault and Beatrice Pin
ney, recitation BY Miss Carrie Manches-
ter, reading by Mrs. Harris Bass, ana q
short talk on building by George y fllht'
/, DR.. ". NJ. Kelly was severely burned
about the face Monday night as ne was
trying to start a fire in his room II 4, y
, Bianchards. By mistake he poured gaso-
lene instead OF Kerosene, on the fuel ana
, bending over the open top OF the alr-tlghi
, stove, applied match 10 the klnallng
Wth disastrous results The flames
blazed up, burning mis- eyelashes on
singeing his eyebrows and scorching MS
, face. Fortunately his eyes escaped serious
. injury. The burns have caused him con-
siderable suffering, and he has been con-
fined 10 his room since the accident.
The ladies Of the Braintree society were
surprised and gratitied by the attendance
| at the hall last Monday evening" When
,.The Spinsters' Return was presented
The pouring rain seemed to detaln nC
one a. the hall was crowded, and ths
/. fraoupnt applause indicated that efforts
10 please we're appreciated. The parts
taken by the children, the Indian cnlei
ana his bride and the songs BY the spin
sfersn were listened to with interest. Inc
! sum OF $3.50 was received. The spinters
Return will be presented at Grange hall
| Randolph. by the ladies OF the Branch
|. Monday evening, Oct. II, the proceeds
, L 81 which will be used for charitable
, M. ana Mrs. Hudson II. Bailey and
three daughters started ON the evening
EXPRESS Yesterday for California, where
they intend to make their home for the
future. f. II. and Herbert Z. hubbard
and /. d. Williams also went to look ioi
business openings. and the party was
coined At st. Adams by Mr.. and Mrs. i
! Il. DicAerman and son and Mrs. Dlcker-
mans mother, Mrs. George Tarbel, IRON
Z Granville, who are to stay through ths
winter, and at Montreal by ". A. Gour'
lev. who has no definite plans in view 4
: large crowd assembled at the station &
7 speed the travellers on their journey aho
! make them realize that no better frieha'
e are to be found anywhere than N Yer
: mont. ii adverse comparisons can be maa'
concerning climate. Tuesday evening
...,-5 t,sr ~ friends and relatives assem- blet