Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


church, Bethel, last Sunday.
Herbert g. Wiley of Berlin visited his
sister, Mrs. L. B. johnson, the first of the
week.
Miss Alice Woodland spent Sunday in
Barre as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walker and Miss Carrie Draper.
Miss Mary Moulton, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. A, Thomas last week, went
back TO Montpelier the 10th inst.
Jehiel Williams was in Enfield, n. H.,
over Sunday, visiting his son, Frank, who
is employed in a woollen mill there.
There is to be basket ball game here
tomorrow evening between the Y. Nj. Z.
and the White River Junction teams.
Miss Bessie Smith, employed at the
Randolph Inn, went Friday to her home
in South Royalton to stay over Sunday.
Miss Mary Pratt, who had been spend
ig few days with ner sister, Mrs. o. 5.
Chamberlain, returned to Montpelier
Friday.
Miss Estella Blanchard was home from
Goddard seminary, Barre, over Sunday,
and Miss Evelyn Manney from the YER
mont Business college at Burlington.
ID. II. Morse is this week holding Farm
ersi Institutes with the other members OF
the State Board OF Agriculture in Poult-
ney, Castleton, Brandon and shoreham.
Fred Beedle came from Keene, N. H.,
the sth inst, to spend the period Of his
convalescence, after a critical attack OF
appendicitis, with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. IL. Beedle.
Clifford Eaton, who after graduation
from the Randolph High school, attended
the Albany Business college, has lately
been promoted to be ledger clerk in a
National bank in Boston.
Rev. A. Carswell officiated at the funeral
OF Hon. Dudley Denison in RoyaltOn Mon
day afternoon, and among those present at
the service were the following from Ran
dolphin. NJ. Wilson, ESQ.,, Mrs. Z. Z.
Moulton, Miss Anita Burt, Mrs. d. +.
Bowman and her son, Paul.
The ladies' Brooklyn whist club OBJ
served Gentlemenis Night Wednesday
evening OF last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. t. Holman, where nine
tables OF players followed their tayorite
game with zest. Sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served for refreshments.
The officers OF the Vermont State Chris
tian Endeayor convention have arranged
Tor conference OF the officers OF the local
unions OF the state to be held at Burling-
ton, February 27-2s. There viii be two
DAYS session, with papers and conferences
by the leading Endeavor workers OF the
ogden Vogt OF Boston will address mass
meeting Monday evening.
A series of fire drills in the graded
school began last Thursday, when the
three grades on the first floor OF the hlgh
school building formed in line aud
marched out OF the building by the side
and front entrances, making their exit IN
/ go)d time and order. 1his drill VIII be az
| excellent thing for the pupils, Teaching
/ them self-control and guarding then
( against the dangers OF panic should the
neTil of fire ever seriously threaten them In
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rogers, former
residents Of Randolph who have been liv-
/ ing in Manchester, n. H., for the last four
wears. are again TO make their home III
| Town, Mr.. Rogers having taken the worse
/ blacksmith shop at the Center, OF which
/ he Is 10 assume the management the nrsl
OF March In the meantime, with theel
Younger son, they are visiting among thetl
old friends aud aequainianees IN 'nh
/ vicinity. Their elder son, Homer, was re-
Gently married to Miss Eva Corey IN Man
/ chester. where he follows the plumber
/ trade.
The Buck Printing company has pur.
/ chased through the firm OF Osgood
/ Roundy a FIVE horsepower gasoline en-
gipe. manufactured by the Greendal'
| Engine company of Worcester, MASS,
h the exac. counterpart Of the one recently
installed in the HERALD office and Is TO De
used as an auxiliary TO the waterpower
which sometimes proves tickle ana y OF
altogether now, leaving the Buck com
pany with only footpress IN WORKING
order.
The Grange meeting Saturday evenlnI
had a good attendance in spite oil IN
inclement weather, and the program !
charge Of the lecturer, II. Nj. Totman, wei
repaid those who brayed the storm
hear IL. II was a musical evening Win
cornet solo by Glenn Bailey. piano sol
nv Miss Flossie Terry, vocal solos by lar
Powers and John Hutchinson, ana seleo
tions by the Male quartet, Messrs; hntch
inson. Powers, n. NJ. Totman and IL; I
Beu. There was a reading also by MT
Fred smith. II is expected that az ~
next meeting three-act comedy, I'M
Dutchman Jake. will be presented.
The Kimball Public library now ma
neatly framed, a photolithographic iss
smile OF the original document Of u
Declaration OF Independence, when y
present on deposit in the patent once
Washington. ID. c. II is one OF the copl,
,,ade al the time of the Centennial IN lsf