Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22

day. B. McCarrom of st. Adams also
spent Sunday with his wife at Gus Woeh-
ler's.
CO. Dumas was called to Woodstock
the first Of the week TO attend the funeral
| of Miss Charlotte Burdeau, a cousin OF
Mrs. Dumas, who, with her infant daugh-
ter, was already there.
Mrs. f. B. Hammitt and two daughters
from Hartford, Conn, came Tuesday 70
l.spend a few days with Mrs Hammitt 5
| sister, Mrs. Alice Fisher, who has recently
moved into Mrs. f. f. Upham's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ingland OF
Northield, who had been visiting Mrs.
| highlands brother, w. A. Mcintosh. here
and at Appleton McIntosh's in Bethel for
two weeks, returned to their home Tues
day.
There will be a special communication
OF Phoenix Lodge, No. ., F. and A. NJ, at
| Masonic hall, Friday evening, Sept, %, at
Z o'clock. The +. A. and +. &. degrees
win be worked. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jerd, child and a
friend are guests OF Mrs. Jerd's sister, Mrs.
Lewis Galerneau, coming from Clsremont,
/ n. H., Tuesday. Mr.. Jerd is thinking Of
locating here II he can find suitable tene-
ment.
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Fales street TO w. e. Rand, who will take
possession Oct. LIST. Some time next month
| Mr.. Abbott will go 70 Nsldosta, Ca, 10
spend the winter with his daughter. Mrs.
Griffin.
A whist party of ten tables was held at
| Mrs. b. f. Herrick's Friday evening. The
first prize was awarded to Mrs. III. +.
Sharpe and Mrs. /. 5. Chase, and the BOBBY
prize to DR.. F. A. Eaton ana Miss Emma
Seymour.
J. F. Hobart was down from Essex juno
tion over Sunday. This week his house
hold goods are being shipped there, wrere
they will make their home hereafter Mrs.
Hobart and daughter will leave for Essex
junction in few days.
An enjoyable evening vas spent Monday
in a dance at Grange hall, in which about
fifteen couples participated. Music was
furnished by Mrs Bertha Blanchard,
pianist, Glenn Bailey, cornetist, and
George Chatfield, violinist.
Leon Sargent, who lived here with his
mother, Mrs. Georgia Sargent, until her
removal to Claremont, \. H., and has been
working for the Vermont Farm Machine
company Of Bellows Falls, is learning the
BARRIERS trade Of his uncle, G. r. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McCale OF st. Joseph,
Mo-, are visiting his sister, Mrs. b. NJ.
Huse, whom he had not met for nearly
forty years. For many years Mr.. McCale
has been an engineer. At present he Iuns
a passenger train from ST.. Joseph to Kan
sas City.
Miss Theodore Auman, field secretary OF
the Woman's Home Missionary union,
gave a very interesting informal talk last
evening at the Cong'l vestry upon the work
of the union in the various parts OF the
country. She is also a sweet singer and
her address and solos we're much enjoyed
by all.
Dr. and Mrs. i. A. Russlow had their
dining room table furnished with silver
service the other day, consisting OF five
pieces coffeepot, teapot, sugar bowl,
spoon holder and cream pitcher. They
were presented them by Mr.. and Mrs. V.
NJ. Hardy in recognition OF their appreci-
alton of DR.. Russlow's long and faithful
service in attending Mrs. Hardy at the
sanitarium.
The marriage occurred last evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Spaulding
in Warren, OF Miss Gertrude II. Cham
bers of Montpelier and Daniel S. Ra'ph
of Boston. The bride is a sister OF Mrs.
w. E. Rand and lived here several years
ago and has many friends who wish them
all happiness. They left Warren today
for short wedding trip, before going to
Boston, where they will make their home
for the present. Mr.. Ralph is an electrical
engineer.
The teacher OF the Fish hill school, with
the pupils and their parents, were invited
last Friday afternoon to Mrs. u. q. Smiths,
where they had a most delightful time.
The house was beautifully trimmed with
autumn leaves and clematis. y. ;. Piper
of Boston furnished music from a fine
phonograph, which was much enjoyed.
Games were INDUCED in and refreshments
OF ice cream, cake, nuts, candy and fruits
OF all kinds were served to about twenty
five guests by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Piper,
whose kindness was much appreciated by
those present.
Loren Snow, who lives near NJ. {. Row
ellis farm on the Brookfield line, met with
painful accident Tuesday, while coming
to this place with a load of hay for Mr..
| Rowell. He had on an exceedingly large
load and, when turning the corner near
William Bass, he drove too much to the
lower side OF the road, the load tipped over
and he fell, striking on his back. He was
taken to the Office of DIR. F. {. Angel,
where il was found that he had fractured
the oscalsis, a bone in the heel, and was
BADLY bruised He was taken to his home
that night and is as comfortable as could
| be expected.
r. Nadini is to move his family to Bur-
| lington shortly, where he is 10 have charge
OF fruit store recently opened. Mr..
Nadini, during his two years stay here.
has not only built up a very successful
business, but has made himself thorough
ly popular by his uniform courtesy and
good nature and his square dealing. Il is
possible he may return here after a few
months spent in starting the Burlington
store. L. Luchini, his brother in law,
who has been in charge of the Bethel
branch store, will go to Burlington also.
Peter Mazzolini of Boston Will come here
to direct this store. Messrs. Nadini andi
Mazzoiini now have stores in Boston, 4
Pittsfield, n. H. Bethel. Randolph, Water
bury, St. Adams and Burlington.