Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05


a guest at W. w. Beams Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lola Ingalls, has gone to North
field Falls to be with her grandmother
a while.
Nj. and Mrs. NJ. c. Roundy OF Rocking
ham are at the home Of their son, q. c.
Roundy.
Mrs. Frank Hardy OF Bradford has been
with her mother, Mrs. Aida Slack, since
| Monday.
Miss Carrie Draper Of Barre was with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Draper,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Kicker are in Water
bury, Conn, for two weeks as the guests
OF j. IL. Galpin and family.
l. ID. Williams has finished a two weeks
job of masonry in South Royalton and is
now working in Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Burbank OF North
Pomfret were at William Bailey's Sunday
night, making the journey by team.
j. w. Burt and his daughter, Miss
Anita, have left the Burt farm and are
domIciled at the Randolph Inn for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Greene Of Stone
ham, Mass, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hubert from Saturday TO
Tuesday.
Mrs ID. f. Hanks came from Hunting
ton Tuesday to accompany her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Eugene Ellison, to Montpelier
yesterday.
Pearl f.. Deyette has gone to Boston to
seek employment, and ID he succeeds in
gettir satisfactorily loci te 1, his family
will remove there later.
Landlord and Mrs. c. w. Hayward
drove 10 Tunbridge Monday to see their
son, Or. II. II. Hayward, and family,
returning the next day.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and little daughte
who had been in STAFFORD ten days with
Mrs Reynolds sisters, Mrs. Fullam and
Mrs. Foss, came home Friday.
Mrs. B. /. Pratt who was at the centen-
NAL celebration yesterday, has gone 10
Burlington To make an indefinite stay
with her sister, Mrs. r. q. Page.
Mrs. G. Cushman has sold the Will
liam Eastman place, so-called, for 5000 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Good hart, who re-
Gently disposed OF their farm In Brain
tree to II. +. Flint.
Mrs. c. f. Moulton was IN Burlington
Saturday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Emma A. Platt, whose daughter, Miss
Stella Platt, came home with Mrs.
MOulton for two weeks stay.
EdW ard Maun and his daughter, Miss
IAuNMEl. OF 81 AlDuNH were present sun
day at the funeral service held ia the
Roman Catholic church uf this village
over the remains OF Peter O'Connell Of
Bethel.
The annual meeting Of the Fish and
Game Protective association will meet at
S O'Clock Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, In the
Lower Branch schoolhouse for the cleo
tion Of officers and the transaction Of all
necessary business.
MIR. and Mrs. +. T. Sault had their son, 4
T. J.. Sault, and wife, OF somery lille, Mass, .
with them from Saturday TO Tuesday. the .
young man going then TO Newport ON .
business, while his wife went back to
Rev q. o. Howe, who preached in both .
the FIRST and Second Congl churches OF
Brookfield Sunday. was seized with Sc
rious attack OF heart trouble that night as
the result OF over eXertion. He rallied 50
we'll, however, that by Tuesday he was
able TO De up.
J.H. Galpin OF Waterbury. Conn, was
here last week, buying a carload OF cows,
Tor which he paid from s25 to so and
which we're shipped Monday. Messrs.
Kicker. Hatch and Blanchard shipped
also y calves and 10 hogs, bought az
,ents a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler Of Ludlow
irove here last Thursday from East
Bethel. where they had been spending
iome little time, and remained about two
lays in town. Mr.. Fowler, who was con
.idered dang rously III IN the winter,
etms now to be almost IN his usual state
II health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Booth are entertain.
ng +. j. Copper and Miss Laura Powell Of
Boston. the latter coming from season at
M. Washington. Mr.. Booths brother
nd wife. Mr. and Mrs Fred Booth, q
Newport. y. n are also here, arriving by :
arriage saturday, and visiting part oi the
ime with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
,frs. +. T. Lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 3. Rumrill, Mrs. J. p.
Cleveland, Mrs :. : WhitComb, Mrs. j.
n Gabrielle. Mrs. W. +. Emerson. Mrs.
edna Fairbanks and Mrs. ). 5. Bass a
eIegation from the Eastern Star-drove
o Pittsiield Tuesday 10 take charge ot the
uriRl service at the funeral OF Mrs. +. &.
ackson, a member Of Beulah Chapter,
those final rites she requested before her
cath.
The first regular meeting OF the Ran
olph Woman's Literary club for the
sason OF Ig05-l906 viii be held Saturday,
.ct. Z. with Mrs r r. Dubois. The pro-
ram for the coming rear Is q varied one, i'm
fudiuu essays ons.A rt. ''ss meriCan Fuets.H
Birds" and "Flowers7 which, inter
1ersed as it Is with several pleasant social b,
atures, promises delightful and instruc-
ve year work. :
A. II. Beedle has nearly completed the
.nvass for the advance sale 81 the Ran
llph Entertainment course tickets 81
hich the usual mum er has been sold.
he auction sale Of seats win take place
7.30 O'Clock Friday evening IN Dubois
Gays haIl, and those who have engaged !,
ason tickets should pay for the same !.
3fore the auction 70 avoid confusion and
airy at that time.
The camp at Caspian lake. Greens boro.
practically desollt1 nov, the last
,tfarers tearing themselves the 2md
ON surroundings rendered more charm
" by brilliant hues % the autumnal
liiage. The Mhitehul cottage was closed
lturdsy. and the MorroNs took their
sparture Monday. vi hen Dir. and Mrs.