Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. Julius Montgomery passed Sunday
in North Hartland.
Mrs. Jennie Crown has entered the san
atorium as q nurse.
A. q. Wheeler Of White River Junction
made brief business trip to town Satur-
day.
The next regular meeting Of the Order
OF the Eastern Star will be Thursday, the
10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Collins of Mont
pelier were at A. II. Beedle's last Thursday
night.
Captain Henry Wires is in Randolph for
an indefinite stay. coming from swamp
scott, Mass, Saturday.
n. p. Sanford has decided TO Frank w.
Wood for $500 the house long occupied
by the latter on Central street.
Col. c. w. Scarf Of Burlington, adjuster
for the New England Telephone company.
was in town Friday on business.
Nelson r. Amazon OF Pittsheld was a
recent visitor st the home of his sister.
Mrs. 4. II. Slack, leaving Friday.
The regular communication OF Phoenix
Lodge. +. and A. NJ, will be next Tuesday
evening with work on the NJ. NJ. degree
+ Fred Gordon and George Bryant united
with the Christian church last Sunday,
the former by letter and the latter by pro-
fession.
Mrs. +. p. Libbey had with her over
Sunday her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
/ A. W. Paine II West Fairlee, who went
/ from here to Barre to see their son.
4 Mrs. +. y. Rising visited the Woman's
I Relief Corps in Chelsea and Tunbridge
/ Friday and Saturday in her official
capacity As assistant 10 the state inspector.
Mrs. Lydia Orcatt, who had been keep
ing house for A. B. Kinney, left Friday
( his niece, Mrs X. A. Smith, having taken
up her residence with him for the winter.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinney entertained
over Sunday Mrs Pnneys sister and hus-
/ band, MIR. and Mrs. Frank w. Fonda OF
st. Adams. together with her mother, Mrs.
I G.. Z. Jones.
d. h. Morse was in Mortified Tuesday
at a meeting Of the Dog River Valley Fair
association, and In Burlington yesterday
al meeting Of the officers OF the Horti-
cultural society.
| Jon X. Wells, who has been in the en-
ploy of the UNDERWAY branch of the Stand
ard Oil company in Boston for more than
year, is at the farm for period OF rest
aud recuperation.
| William Haynes Of Concord. n. H., who
was taken seriously i'll with acute indiges-
! tion Tuesday OF last week at the home OF
his cousin, Mrs. Ellen Young, recovered
sufficiently to return home Thursday.
Miss Eta Chamberlain, who had not
been home since the beginning Of the fall
term at the Montpelier Union school in
which she teaches, improved last Satur-
days recess by taking trip to Randolph.
Isaac Litchfield has sold the handsome
pelt OF the black bear shot by Frank
/ Huntley on Granville mountain to VIM.
s,ugene Kimball Of Brooklyn, to whom 1t
Has been shipped, the price paid being
sA50.
Mrs. Henry Pope and younger daughter,
.orena, arrived Friday from Springfield
nd were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mann until Monday, when tney
,ent TO Moretown to spend some time
18th relatives.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ag the third and fourth degrees are to be
yorked upon a class of ten candidates. A
nanquet will follow the degree work, and
. ne ladies are requested to furnish sand
wiches, pie and cake
Rev. George +. Ladd was installed as
r uastor OF the Pawcatuck Congl church IN
Westerly, X. l., Oct 25 and large NUM-
I ner OF Rhode Island and Connecticut
,lergymen participated in the ceremonies,
4 which were very impressive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Fish drove over
/ from Stockbridge last Thursday and the
I next dav went to Richmond, where the
/ latter stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Fish
while the former went TO Burlington.
They came back here Saturday and drove
to Stock bridge Sunday.
I The Halloween parity at the vestIy OF
the Christian church Friday evening was
Joyous event in whose games about
/ one hundred participated. Popcorn,
apples and candy were the refreshments,
and the silver pieces presented made the
profits of the occasion over -.
n &. Dodge. known to Randolph
people through his connection with the
/ Montpelier Argus for while as reporter,
was married in Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct.
%. to Miss Maud Tabor OF that city. MI
and Mrs. Dodge are making their home
in Burlington, where they arrived Nov l.
J.R. Hughes, who had been with his
daughter, Mrs. John F. Mead, through
the summer, started Monday night Tor
Los Angeles, Cal. and was TO be joined at
Detroit by his other daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Weller, and family, who are TO pass
the winter at Los Angeles with HIM Inc
Mesds. who were in California last year,
are to remain in Randolph this winter
Miss Cornelia Clancy, the drawing
teacher in the graded school, has had on
display lately some very ereditabIe specl-
mems OF her pupils work an the dellnea-
ton oil ANLunnhA lfNiNe anu AAbNNi's
varying degrees of proficiency are 10 De
noted, a gratifying progress i'm the tram
ing of eve aud hand is apparent. Thanks
giving and its attendant features now iur-
nish Inspiration for the youthful artists.
II. L. Gardiner of Springfield, Mass,
state visitor OF the Massachusetts Board OF
Charity, was here last week on his semi
annual trip to see the boys whom he mas
placed in this vicinity. There are at pres
ent ten lads living With famllf1s IN nan
doinh Rrookiield and Rochester, two hav-
ing lust been discharged frem further
supervision as they have come to years OF
discretion, at the age of IS. These ten
bows have been placed by Mr.. Gardner IN
the last year.
Mrs r / Pratt returned the Sd inst.
from a months absence in Huntington
spent with her sister. Mrs. X. q: Page,
another sister, Mrs. c. A. Brown OF srtts-
field. joining her at Mrs. Pages oSzlhg
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