Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
BELL BROTHERS,

: j. b. Drew has sold his house at the cor
ner of Pro- pect street and avenue for
/ $1,000 to Mrs. S. :. Briggs, who will occu-
py il as soon as Dir. Drew and family
move to Burlington
A. NJ. Hubbard, l.. G. Ersl1ine and John
b. Fisk were in Montpelier last night "a
attend practice meeting Of the Knights
Templar for the centennial celebration OF
the city next Wednesday.
The Eastern Star will hold a fruit social
in Masonic hall Friday night, Sept. 90 at
1880 o'clock. All members OF the Eastern
Star are cordially invited 10 be present
and to bring fruit Each member Of the
order is permitted TO invite one guest.
Mrs. Clarence 5. Booth is TO take a
months vacation from the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange, beginning Saturday.
During her absence the duties OF chief OPP
orator viii be discharged by Miss Alice
Buck, assisted by Miss Lettie Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Brooks are home
from delightful tour through the West
TO the Pacific coast in a personally con-
Quoted excursion party OF 20, who took
month fer the journey, which they found
to be all that they had been led 10 expect.
Miss Susan Roundy celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary saturday
afternoon by party at her home on
Prospect avenue. Ten young people OF
her age found it very happy occasion
and remembered their small hostess with
many pretty gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wainwright have
been entertaining this week her sister.
Mrs. Elton Fits OF Fuchburg, Mass,
and Mr.. Wsinwright's sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Hulett OF West
Salisbury, Mass. Mr.. Hulett, who is d
cattle man in the West, has bat lately re-
turned from his ranch in Colorado.
The entertainment at the Grange meet
ing saturday evening was in charge OF
Mrs. Russell Burridge, under whose diree- /
tiOn bright little two-act comedy, MIR. /
Bob was presented by Mr.. Burridge, /
Martin Connolly, Glenn Bailey, Mrs. Ber- /
tina Burridge. Mrs. Ernest Manchester /
Miss Carrie Manchester and Miss Ger 4
trude lrrerise
Miss Charlotte NJ. Mason has given up
teaching piano in this village 10 take 4 /
course at the New England Conservatory
Of Music in Boston She went last 1
Thursday TO her home in Talcottville,
Conn, and was to proceed from there to
b slon yesterday. Miss NJ innie Barbour
of Montpelier, who has class in voice in
town, is TO take MISS Nason's pupils in
piano instruction.
William Park, recommended by PROBES.
sor Elmore OF Montpelier, is making ar
rangements TO give series OF twelve les
sons in dancing in this place and conduct
an afternoon school for children, whose
parents can obtain information concern
ing il OF Mrs. Bertha Blanchard. Mr..
Park, who has been in Boston acquiring
the latest steps and dances. will give pri-
vate lessons II desired He is being assist
ed in forming a class by Fredd {. Hay
ward.
The Odd Fellows and iiremen ossed
bats at McCall's park yesterday afternoon
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Odd Fellows, y 10 Is. The firemen play
ing were VIII Bryant 3D., Guy Osha To-,
Leslie Durkee 2b., George l.. Hutchinson
G., F. G. Hayward p W. j. Dukett RI. H. /
Bruce IT,, and Z. 5. Abbott SIS. The Odd
Fellows nine were n. G. Buck 3D.. Byron
Goodwin ID, Ray OrdNay 3D., Harry
Chase G., {, 5. Booth D., DR.. q. W. scott
RI, and NJ. w. Campbell IL
An audience Of about 90 listened TO
very enjoyable program OF music and
readings in the vestry OF the Cong'l L
church Tuesday evening, the entertain
ment being under the auspices OF the H
Christian Endeavor society OF that denom-
ination. The reader was Mrs. Lillian
Fuller Jackson Of the Emerson school Of
Oratory, Boston, whose selections were
chosen with good literary judgment and
well delivered. Her style Is not the ornate
gesticulatory type that draws the mind
from the piece spoken to be lost in wonder
at the elocutionary gymnastics OF the
speaker, but is quiet agreeable and forci-
bic, and brings out the merits OF what Is
presented. The musical features Of the
entertainment were exceptionally pleasing
and consisted Of quartet selections by Dr.
w. NJ. Kelly, Miss NJ Blanche Sparhawk,
Miss G. Kate Howard and A. H. Beedle. a
duet by DR.. Kelly and Miss Sparhawk.
piano solo by Miss Edith Marcott. and an
instrumental trio by Miss Marcott. piano.
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Gretchen Nichols OF Dinuba, Cal. violin.
Local talent seemed to be az its best. and
Miss Nichols, who is q granddaughter Of
Judge VIM. II. Nichols, was greeted Is a
Randolph star that accidentally rose in
I he West.