Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

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Dan Moulton OF North Randolph, with
whom she had been staying week.
The many friends of Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp-
son will be glad to learn that she was able
| to leave the sanatorium last week and join
/ her little daughter at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster. Mrs.
Thompson is improving.
| The reunion Of Company q, Sth Yer
mont Volunteers, is to be held in Grange
/ hall next Thursday, and for the evening
the Womans Relief Corps of this place
has arranged unique entertainment to
commemorate the battle OF Cedar Creek.
K. w. Morse of Barre was in town Sat
urday and Sunday, with his daughter,
Ruth, and went out to Bethel Gilead to see
his mother, Mrs. Abel Bowen, before her
departure for Athol, Mass, Tuesday to
spend the winter with her son, Laforrest.
Mrs. {. j. Allen OF Winchester, Mass,
president of the Boston Association of
the Daughters OF Vermont, stopped here
Friday on her way to Barre to the meeting
of the State Federation Of Woman's clubs,
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. H..
Joslyn.
Mrs. J. Il. Wilcox, who was engaged in
the millinery business in Ogdensburg and
Albany, n. Y, before coming to Ran
dolph, is to be trimmer this season for
Mrs. G. w. Drew. The latter has opened
in Graniteyille branch OF her millinery
establishment here.
Miss Ollie Sheldon of Barton Landing.
a niece OF Mrs. Byron Goodwin, has been
added TO the corps Of nurses at the Ran
d0lph sanatorlum. Miss Sheldon came
from Barton Landing Friday with her
father, who stayed over Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Goodwin.
Mrs. Gaius Pease came from Jericho
We a "a ht Ira FsF
that place, and is TO be at the house be-
longing to the estate of her brother, the
late j. W. Hale, on Weston street until
the adjustment Of business affairs will
permit her to return to Jericho.
Business matters requiring Col. A. B.
G. sandler's presence in the CITY. he went
to New York Monday, and Mrs. Chandler
aud the maids leave today for the winter
residence in Brooklyn, closing Mari
Castle for the season. Col. Chandler,
however, is to be here again little latter.
Mrs. Jesse Remington, who has been
suffering intensely from neuralgia since
leaving the sanatorium six weeks ago, had
particularly bad attack Sunday, but has
been more comfortable the last few days.
MIR. Remington came from Bellows Falls
Friday and did not GO back to his work In
the machine shop Of the Vermont Farm
Machine company there until Monday
night.
Y. A. Grant has decided to move his
family from Mrs. Hannah Lambs place
on South Pleasant street to Bethel, where
his drug store is located, and has rented
the Peter O'Connel house furnished in
that village. His goods are being stored
IN W. III. Gladdings barn, and the tene-
ment he vacates rs TO be occupied by NJ.
+. Estabrooks from Sherburne, who is
associated with n. W. McCollom in the
ice and wood business.
About $50 tickets have been sold for the
entertainment course this winter, and the
auction sale Of seats. held in Dubois q
Gays hail, Friday evening, brought in
s12745-a sum largely in excess OF last
seasons sale, which was but s93, and only
exceeded by one year when the amount
went mp to s130. The number OF course
tickets taken this year 1850 is rather more
tnan the average of preceding years.
Course tickets for the remainder OF the
course can be had at sl.25.
The district meeting Of the Woman's
Relief Corps, held in South Royalton
Tuesday, was attsndedsby large delega
ton from Randolph, including Mrs. r.
N. Rising, inspector; Miss Almira Fisk.
Mrs. Eugene Holman, Mrs. J. 2. Cleve-
land, Mrs. Alfred Eaton, Mrs. n. Y.
Fletcher, Mrs. b. h. Bowman, Mrs.
Fabien Dupuis, Mr.. and Mrs 4. T.
Lille, Mrs. y. q. Greene, Mrs. Lizzie
smith, Miss Nellie Ford, Mrs. l.. +.
Lynch and Mrs. John Nancy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lille remained m Royalton TO visit
at B. c. Latham's the rest Of the week.
Paul C. Lapan OF Sheldon Springs and
Miss Mary LBBonty OF Brookfeld were
married az $3.50 O clock Tuesday morning
M the Roman Catholic church bv Rev
Fr. PCnuers. The bride, who was gownpd
In white lansdowne and wore a white
hat, was at ended by Miss Pauline Raw
more, in white muslin, while the best man
was Frederick Dumas. A wedding break
fast was served at the brides home In
Brookteld and the young couple left on
wedding trip 10 Montreal. The going
away gown was Of dark blue cloth. Mr..
and Mrs. Japan are 10 live in Franklin.