Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21

And scratch the adermane pig.
The gawky yolth avoids his folks
While betting that ''the gray viii vim
And feeling wicked, sir, as sin.
Postmaster Martin of Chicopee, Mass,
is at A. II. Beedle's.
George +. Dumas has sold his trucking
business to James Mutually.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Washburn OF Felch-
willie are at Mrs. Mary Amsdens for
short time.
Mrs. f. T. Miller of Hartford, Conn,
spent several days last week with Mrs.
Abbie Bingham.
Mrs. 5. G. Morehouse and son OF New
Haven, Conn, were the guests OF Mrs. j.
+. Mead Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott, who makes her home
at j. f. Tewksbury's, is back from few
days trip to Mortified.
Miss Sarah Chedel has gone to Franklin
Falls, n. H., to remain through the winter
with her grandmother.
Rev. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Fowler have been
entertaining Mrs. Mary Hemenway OF
Ludlow, who went away yesterday.
Mrs. Elvin Barrows returned to North
Clarendon the 10Th after a ten davs stay
at the home Of her brother, j. ID. Mitchell.
Leroy Rumrill was among the arrivals
last night, coming from Portsmouth, n.
H., where he has been i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Jesse Remington. after i6 weeks at
the sanatorium. has so far recovered that
she is now able to be at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Allen.
Miss Alice Pervier, who had been in
Morrisyille. Montpelier and Barre some
time, arrived Tuesday to fake charge
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinney, with Mr..
Pinney's brother, Ed. Pinney, Of SPRING
field, are in Waterbury today to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Susan Corkins.
Misses Emma and Lula Blakely have left
the restaurant in White River Junction,
where they were employed this summer,
and are continuing their studies in the
High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Udall have with
them at present Miss Clare Bagley OF
Keene, N. H., and Mr.. Udall's father, l..
l.. Udall, OF STAFFORD, whose wife was here
over Sunday.
Repairs are being made on the house on
South Pleasant street tenanted by Il. B. 4
Thomas in preparation for the return Of 4
his family from their summer outing at |
Highland Place.
Mrs. Frank L. Perry and little daughter |
of Maiden, Mass, are at Willard Gays,
where also Mrs. Edwin B. Frost OF VIII I
liams Bay, Wis, was entertained Tuesday .
and Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Granger reached home yes
terday after a visit TO her children, Edith .
and Fred Granger. at Montpelier semi
nary, where she attended the banquet
Monday evening.
The corn supper served by the ladies OF
the Baptist church Tuesday was a fine re-
past whose dishes, toothsome variations OF
the general theme OF corn, were much en-
ioyed by those present.
Mrs. c. f. Harris, who had been at Hon.
VIM. IA. Dubois since the middle Of
August, departed Wednesday to Jersey
City, leaving her daughter, Miss Rita, to
make longer sojourn here.
Miss Gretchen Nichols of Dinuba, Cal,
as violinist, will assist i'm the musical part
OF he program at the reading given by
Mrs. Lillian Fuller Jackson at the Cong'l
church next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. J. Kimball and her daughters
are at Montague Place again, arriving
Tuesday after an absence OF two weeks at
the summer residence Of Mrs. kimbHll's
brother, Horace j. Morse, at Dark. Har-
Dor, Me.
J.F. Hobart, manager Of the express office
at Essex Junction, Mrs. Hobart and their
Mary, have been with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Hobart since Friday, coming to
Randolph for the latter part Of their vaca-
tion period.
Mrs. James Carrigan. whose husband
has been EMPLOYED at the state farm In
Mass, several months, was
taken the 18th to The Massachusetts, Gen
aral hospital in Boston, where she under
went a serious operation, from which she {
appears now 20 be recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold V. Allen, who
were married In East Randolph Saturday
evening, came TO the Randolph nn,where, /
much to their surprise, n party Of East
Bethel young people hsd preceded them
and gave them greeting that caused
streams Of rice 10 pour out Of the Inn
doors and windows, deluging the side
walk.
Rev. Jonathan Tilson and Miss Cora
Graves, guests OF Col. and Mrs. A. b.
Chandler at Mar-Castle, went back yes
.erday to North Weymouth, Mass. Mr..
rilson, for sixty years In the active minis
.rv OF the Baptist church, has now retired
Dut is still able, at 81, to serve OCCASION /
lily. He was very happy in seeing Ran
iolph again and in meeting once more his
,ld friends and acquaintances. A,
The Randolph students at Dartmouth
,ollege this fell are Solon Vail, Robert |
'hedel. Fred Copeland, q. r. Grant and
Joseph Good hart, the last two going from
Bethlehem, n. H., where they have been
employed at White Mountain houses this
season. Guy Woodward is completing
bis course in the Thayer School OF Civil
Engineering at Hanover, and Charles
-hedel Is taking his last years studies IN
he medical department Of the college,
which opened in August. ,
The unpromising aspect Of the weather !
yesterday morning did not deter the SAN
guine from going TO the N0rthhcid fair,
Tor which l3i tickets wcre sold az this sta-
lion. bic crowd was on the grounds
ana the fair. unhamplr1d b. ga 4uiuoc-
ial storm. would have been a great sue
,oss j. b. Eidredges horse won nrsf
prize for stations. The Grcen Mountain
1snd was in attendance. its quota % musi-
clans being completed by the cornctist,
L. %. Dumas. Of Woudstocs. who,
with Mrs. Dumas. arrived Tuesday.