Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Lola ingalls, Was in Mortified
Fails over Sunday.
Mrs. f. r. Draper was in Barre Sunday
with her daughters, Mrs. James walker
and liiss Carrie Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hobart and daughter
returned to Essex Juaetion Friday after
weeks stay in Randolph.
bliss AIaud l.ola bard. " no has been at
home for a little while lately, is now IN
Woodstock, leaving Monday.
Mrs. 3. ". Peake, who had been two
weeks With the family of Der brother, W.
f. WedgewoOd. went back the 10Th TO
someryille, Mass.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
annual meeting for tie election OF officers
with Mrs. ]. ". Rowsli II O'Clock Tues
day afternoon, Oetobsr 3.
George sparhawk OF Beaver, Penn, has
| Joined Mrs. Spsrhaws and their two sons
/ for a short vacation il town before che re-
turn OF the family 10 Beaver
Mrs. Rose Whitney of Granville was
with her daughter, Hiss Ellen Whitney,
/ last week from TUESDAY TO Friday.
Mrs. F. W. Billiard, Mrs. Guy C. Noble
and daughter, Gwendolyn. Of Burlington
were the guests of MIS-. II. j. kimbali at
Montague Place Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy E. Durkee Of Bennington,
who had been spending few weeks with
Mrs. j. A. Gould Al Pleasant View farm,
went the Dist to Gaysville, Mrs. Gould
accompanying her.
Mrs. Pearl RumriIl and little son, after
having been with Mr.. Rumrills parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman, since
the early part OF August, left for Concord,
N. H., last Thursday
Mrs. G. w. Flint Of New Haven Mills
arrived the 21st on brief visit to Mrs. j.
p. Cleveland and Mrs. Mary Drury, ana
went the next day TO the home OF her son,
j. S. Flint, in Burlington.
Mrs. Fannie Noble, who went to the
hospital in Montreal two months ago for
an oper tion which size underwent sue
cessfully, reached homs the 18th, having
been out OF the hospital three weeks.
A. n. Powers took four days carriage
trip last week 10 Montpelier, Barre, Plain
field, Wllliamstown, Grange and Chelsea.
Mrs. Powers staying during his absence
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Allis in Brook
field.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM r. Clark entertained
Saturday and Sunday w. II. Nevlns OF
Springfield, Mass, and yesterday left the
L. p. Thayer house which they had been
occupying this summer TO return 10 New
Haven, Conn.
from Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs,
here she had been passing five weeks at
the cottage OF Capt. and Mrs. j. T.. I'll
dredge, who are to remain IN camp for the
duck hunting season.
c. y. and Mrs. James f. Mccall have
returned from New York to make their
headquarters at Elm Cottage until after
Christmas, and Mrs. McCalls nephew,
Arthur Hernandez OF New York, has en-
tered the graded school
Mrs. {. A. Lasher, who had been having
a few days Of rest at George g. Flint's
after period OF eyangelisiic lahors IN
Simonsville, went to East Barre Saturday
To conduct services for the Congl church
OF that place until the arrival OF new
pastor.
Randolph students leaving Monday
night for the University OF Vermont,
Bur. ington, were Misses Alice Mcintyre
and Grace Hayes, Fred and Ernest Drew
and Minfred Bagiey, all entering the
freshman class with the exception Of Miss
Mcintyre, who is in her sopohmore year.
Miss Florence Howe, who was at the
Crawford House in the White Mountains
during the summer, came Saturday to
spend a day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ID. Howe, before starting Monday
for Philadelphia to take a position in the
office OF the Ogontz school for young
ladies in one OF the suburbs Of the city.
Mrs. I. NJ. Baker OF Winthrop, Mass,
and Mrs c. @. Ring of Boston were IN
town last Thursday to attend the funeral
of their uncle, }. w. Hale, remaining un-
iii Saturday. Frank Peaes of Jericho, q
nephew OF the deceased, was also here,
with his wife, who has been assisting IN
the care of her father in-law and OF Mr..
Hale since early in July.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Firemen's association held in Burlington
last Thursday was attended by n. Y.
Buck, +. A. Dunn, ID. III. Hart, w. j,
Blodgett, p. J. Blanchard and Fred
Gordon OF the Randolph company. Mr..
Buck. who was delegate to the meeting,
was elected one of the vice presidents OF
the association for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Woodcock went to
Boston Saturday to have a cataract re-
moved from Mrs. Woodcock's left eye, all
the arrangements having been made for
them by Or. Charles Thayer, secretary OF
Tufts college, with whom Mr.. Noodcock
was associated in field hospital during
the Civil war Mrs. Woodcock has been
nearly blind for some time, both eyes
being affected with cataracts.
There is a story going the rounds IN
Bellows Falls that DR.. j. Nj. Ryder, now
Of that place but formerly OF Randolph, |
started out hunting one day recently and
tramped over the hills all day without
seeing a shootable thing. Finally, driven
to desperation, he went to a nearby farm
house and gave the farmer 70 cents for
knocking IN the head big rooster, which
he took home with him, proudly exhibit
ing the bird as a trophy OF the days hunt,
stephen Warren Of West Hartford, aged
81 years, died at O'Clock Saturday morn
ing at the home of his son, Lee r., 70
.s.h he q
long been feeble, and his last illness was
due to complication Of diseases. The
body was taken Monday morning 10 West
Hartford, where the funeral service was
held in the afternoon with burial IN the
family lot beside his wife, whose death
occurred in 1902. The remains were ae-
companied by the son, Lee, and sister
in-law OF the deceased, Miss Nanlora
Smear. another son, Lewis, and wife OF