Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Ahg III DdIIts
Russell Taft, Esq, OF Burlington was IN
town Friday.
Miss Inez Litch6eld reached home Sat-
urday after two weeks stay in Barton.
Ubald Guilmet from St. Hilaire,
p. O., is night operator at the station
now.
Mrs. Peter Silver went back to st.
Johnsbury Tuesday after week at Dennis
Cassidy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Montgomery and
son were in Barre and Williamstown sat
urday and Sunday
Mrs. S. v Holman, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Lamson for a week, left Friday
for Winchester, Mass.
Mrs. George Walker Of Holyoke, Mass,
was with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida
Drake, from Thursday to Monday.
Mrs. Myron fuller returned to Tun-
bridge Saturday after spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. J.. j. Blakely.
Mrs. Emily stoekwen Of Rochester has
been with her sister, Mrs. G. o Howe, sew
eraI days lately, going home Monday.
The Kings Daughters will meet Tues
day afternoon, November I, at O'Clock
with Mrs. Flora Flint at the Randolph
Inn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood have been
I in White River Junction since Tuesday as
\ guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Z. +. La
zelle.
] An orchestra OF three pieces will furnish
music for Miss Florence Kendalfs assem-
/ bly, in Williams hall after the dancing
school tomorrow evening.
Mrs J. Dyke came last week from
Stock bridge. where she is teaching, To see
her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wood
ward. before their departure to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stimets took days
carriage trip to Barnard Saturday with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Church Of Cornwall, who arrived Wednes-
day and stayed until Sunday.
The ladies of the Randolph Woman
Literary club will hold their regular meet
ing with Mrs. L. p. Thayer Saturday, No
vember 4. Members are requested to meet
one-h half hour earlier than usual.
Mrs. Ella Smalley. VINO has been cook
for her sister. Mrs. K. w. Morse, In the
City hotel at Barre some time, came e
Randolph Friday and remained over sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Young.
4. c. Waldo OF Boston, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Union Pacific railroad
was here last Thursday night 10 confer
with Captain B. +. Bowman regarding
the excursion to California under this
captains management December 6.
J.B. Eldredge and Elmer Montgomery
have sold the stallion that took the frs
prize at the Dog River Valley fair II
Mortified TO G. c. Smith Of Plain City
Ohio The horse was taken to Montpelier
Saturday to be shipped TO Mr.. Smith.
Miss Cora White was in Barre Sunday t
meet her brother, VIII, from providence
r. H. and on her return was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Laura LemoureuN o
Worcester, Mass, who continued he
journey home the next day.
Mrs. Jay Read Pember OF Woodstoel
stopped here on her return from the an
nual meeting OF the Vermont Branch Q
the Woman's Auxiliary, held in Burling
ton. and is spending a little time wit
Mrs. vi. Spear and friends al the Center
Mrs Eugene Marshall and baby daugh
ter were in Concord, y. H., over Sunda
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Rum
- rin. On their return Monday they wef
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs Marshalps mothel
Mrs. Henry Fits, who had been m hud
son. Mass. all summer with her brothe
Edward Lamson.
Mrs. William Wheeler and her daughte
Miss Alice, who came from keene, y. Il
last Thursday TO meet the remains OF Mr.
Wheeleris sister, Miss Caroline G. Mou
ton brought here from Burlington Frida
for interment in the Moulton cemeter,
we're the guests OF Hon. and Mrs. VIM. /
Dubois until Monday.
! Miss Lula Allen underwent successt
operation for appendicitis at the MAJ
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Saturda
y morning. her attending physician, Or.
m c. Bailey, being present. No dangero'
complications were found in her case, al
z the chances seem very favorable for con
plete recovery.
E.. seven tickets were sold at this static
Tuesday for the New York excursion, an
= among those who went were Charles lal
Won. Edwin Morgan, c. +. Powers, Il.
a. Rass. Miss Alma Niles and Miss Carr
Sault Miss Niles, who has been with n
aunt. Mrs. r. l.. Bass. some time, Is 70 pa
the winter in New York, and Miss SauH
visiting her brother, Leon IN brooA' Sh'
NJ and Mrs. William H. Kenney ha
arrived from ST. Louis, Mo-, and are VII
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Parkhurst for Z
present. Mr. Kenney, whose critical col
ditiop from tuberculosis at the hospit
inst. Louis called Mrs. kenney there
INV has rallied wonderfully in the int
veninr months and stood the lourn'
nicely.
= .Tbe Vermont Teachers associate
saws the Rutland News, "has IN its nc
president, Winthrop Z. Abbott OF frocto
one OF the ablest anu mus y rri.
energetic educators in the state. mere
no danger that tue organization viii SUI
sny retrogression under his direction
The above are the sentiments also OF Z
Randolph and Brookheld friends OF N
Abbott.
George ID. Mason, who had been passli
three weeks vacation with ms pareh
II Mr.. and Mrs George f. Mason went
Poston Monday to make arrangements !
a nosition West as Pullman car conductt
During the first of the summer he h9a
: run from New York to Quebec and laI
: from Boston to Portland. HIS vile a.
son are staying with her relatives
manent headquarters.
The University club opened its seven
season Friday evening with Z. W. TewS
bury as host, an elegant banquet pi
ceding the feast OF reason proy,ded no 10
paper on "Epoch-making' by NJ. NJ +"