Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-26

Rev. w. T. Sparhawk gave his illus
trated lecture on California and the Sc
quota in Putney last night.
Mrs. Ruth Williams, having passed the
summer with her cousin, Mrs. Alice
Bruce, went back to Lebanon, y. H.,
I Monday.
/ Mrs. Annie Nudge OF Boston. in whose
/ dressmaking establishment Mrs. Della
/ Gourley was employed some time, spent
7 Sunday with Mrs. Gourley al II. j. Dun
bars.
I Miss Edith Granger was the guest of
Miss Viola Yerks in White River june
tion during the Sunday recess of Mont
pelier seminary.
stopped here last Thursday on her return
from the excursion to Boston and re-
mained until Monday with her sister,
Mrs r. r. Brooks.
w. p. Abbott of Proctor, formerly of
Randolph, was elected president OF the
Vermont Teachers association at the con-
vention in Montpelier last week, and Prin-
eipal +. G. Ham was chosen treasurer.
MIR. and Mrs. Hobart Goodwin Of Con-
cord, N. H., who were in the funeral
party accompanying the remains Of Mrs.
George II. Hoyt from Montpelier Satur-
day, stayed over Sunday at Byron Good
wins.
Max living, the two-months-olds son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 5. Bruce, entered in
to rest Saturday morning after an illness
extending over the entire period of his
brief life. The funeral service was held at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the house
on Pearl street, Rev. Fraser Metzger offici-
ating.
Ernest Hatch, who was called to Man
chester, n. H., the 18th by the serious ILL
l. - s..f. a.
had taken TO Manchester for a visit, was
able TO bring his family home Thursday,
the baby having rallied quickly from an
attack Of the Group, but since reaching
home has been taken i'll with tonsilitis.
The Brookfeld, Braintree and Randolph
Fish and Game Protective League is
to have game banquet at the church in
East Braintree Wednesday evening, Nov.
/. Hon. Frank Plumley of North6eld is
expected to be present, with Mrs. Plum
ley, and 10 speak on the claims OF French
companies against Venezuela, in which
cases he acted as umpire.
NJ. B. Rumrill is to take charge of r. A. |
Smiths farm and milk route until April I
LIST, while the latter is in California for the 4
benefit of his health. Mr.. Smith will 4
start the first OF next week for Los Angel /
es, and after a while there will proceed TO |
San Francisco aud Vallejo, where his son,
lDNf lss AlIes 'illAAn WI phHs LuG " AnANE
at the home OF her uncle, A. b. Kinney,
who is in poor health.
Joseph w. Atwood was IN Hartford Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Atwood's
Edward Morris, president of the
Hartford Woollen Manufacturing COM
pany, in which office he succeeded his
brother, the late Ephraim Morris, upon
[ be latters death a few years ago. The
brothe were sons of the late Sylvester
ATaFria a ms n in his HaU l
" ho married a sister of the late Judge
Weston and for a short time resided in
The regular meeting OF the Randolph
w oman's Literary club was held with
Mrs. Homer White Saturday afternoon,
Oct. p. After the business meeting, a
very pleasant afternoon with Emerson
was spent. The quotations in response to
he roll call were from Emerson, and the
program was as follows on His
Early Life" Miss Abbie Clark; Emerson,
Essayist, Poet. Philosopher" Mrs. l.. p.
rhayer; selected readings, Miss Desier
Concord Days. Miss Annie
Walsh The usual social hour was en-
Dyed by the ladies.
The annual report of the officers of the c
Dog River Valley Fair association. {
,rs are interested as stockhold- a
RS, for the year ending Oct. is, 1905, has l
ust been issued. The gate receipts of the |
asst fair were S2,039; trotting entries and '
xhibitors' tickets. Sl02.50; total receipts a
# the fair, s3,O07.70; paid trotting purses, /
$3.50; other premiums, s655.65; labor, g
Material. etc, q, ,30l IS; balance from last I
ear, S900.06; balance this year, Sl,0SS.33, h
With orders outstanding amounting to, a
1886. The annual meeting of stockhold- /
RS is to be held at Northfield Tuesday, v
let. 81, at 10 a. m. b
Lewis c. Lilley of Philadelphia, secre /
airy and manager of the Sugar Apparatus a
company, which does a a
lrge business both in this country and s.
broad, was in Randolph Saturday, visit o
lg his cousins, Madam Salisbury and u
irs. Joseph w. Atwood. Mr.. Lille is the o
on Of the first inventor and manufacturer
{ iron safes, the Lille safe being widely =
nown and sold until it was superseded q
Y other improved patterns. Lewis Lille, n
r, also invented, shortly before his death, r.
time lock for safes that is still in use. II