Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19


DAYS with an attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett OF Mortified came
last Thursday to board at the Randolph
Inn for time.
Capt. II. NJ. Wires spent Sunday in
Tun bridge with his grandson, DIR. II. IL.
Hayward, aud family.
Miss Jane Page is suffering from a
sprained ankle, the result OF fall down
the stairs at L. q. kent's.
Miss Bessie Colburn returned Monday
from Bethel. where she had been assisting
in the family OF L. n. Heath for a few days.
A.P. Drawbridge moved Monday from
the house OF Mrs. r. =. Bartlett on How
ard street TO tenement in the Mcintyre
block.
Mrs. Eunice Kent OF Roxbury came Sat
urday 10 stay until spring with her neph-
ew, f. n. Rising, and her nieces, Mrs. n
e. Greene and Mrs. Ida Batchelder'
The Cooperative creamery paid 26ae.
net pound for Il 900 pounds OF butter
fat In the month OF December, made $500
pounds Of butter and paid patrons s6,OZz.
Mrs. W. b. Wall was In Bethel Saturday
~ attend the funeral OF Mrs. Ethelynd
Heath Bartlett, whose sudden death
IRON peritonitis occurred In Boston Janu-
airy 10.
six were received into the Christian
church last Sunday Rev. Fraser Meizger
and his sister, Miss Catherine; Mrs. Juila
/ Walsh and daughter, Miss Anniei Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John L. Udall.
Mrs. Rosa Fulton and Mrs. Abbie Fox
/ az STAFFORD and Mrs. Emma Cass OF Deer
/ field, n. H., arrived Wednesday oil last
week and were the guests OF their sister,
! Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, until Monday.
i Mrs. Florence Tredo and baby went 70
Montreal Saturday to stay with Mrs. II. j.
/ Dunbar until Mrs. Tredo can succeed IN
/ finding employment. She left her Older
child with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j
There were ten tables OF players at the
/ Rebekah whist party last Thursday even
i ing. aud Charles Greene and Mrs. ]. ,.
/ Chase yere found az the end OF the session 80
/ to have won with a score OF Plus 70, y
next party will be Friday evening" 1ahu'
AIRY p. ,.--...,..
The Brooklyn Society OF Vermonters has
+ rendered reception 10 Col. @. G. Bene.
diet OF Burlington, president OF the yer
mont Historical society, which VIII bs
held this evening at the residence Of Col
L A. b. Chandler, 3s9 Clinton avenue
/ Brooklyn.
The Kings Sons and Daughters o
Braintree Hill will hold their next meetinl
/ Thursday, January q, with Mr.. ana Mrs
4
/ officers we're elected for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. q. G. Flinti vice presl
dent Mrs. Linfield; treasurer, Mrs. Bur
Flint: secretary, Mrs. II. NJ. Smith.
q \ and Mrs. James +. Mccall left Elm
cottage Monday for Boston TO spend lev
DAYS before going on to New York. Tues
day, February 7, they are TO SAIL from IN
latter port on the steamer Deutschlsnd 9
the Hamburg American line for Maple
and will make four months trip IN IN
Mediterranean, returning IN June.
Thelanpual district meeting Of Distric
M q ri A. NJ, will be held with Whit
new CHAPTER, No. 5, Randolph, Tuesday
Ian. q. at 2.30 p. m. The grand higl
rriest yrand lecturer and other CRANE
officers are expected to be present. liner
will be 4 special meeting OF the chapter, o.
the same day, at 9 a. m, to confer I'd
first three degrees.
The Quartet social held at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Hayes on Maple stree
Friday evening for the dement, o. u
Methodist church had an attendance g
over so. and the net profits amounted =
s10. An excellent salad supper was iol
fa.ed M an entertainment, in which IN
Quartet idea was agreeably carried out
resulting in thoroughly enjoyable time
| 4 musical quartet was composed q 1T
| a Bailey. Miss Lettie Bailey and MT. an
Mrs. Il. Z. AhttAGs anu AAaANNN
sters~ Misses Lette Bailey, Anna East
man. Grace and Beulah Hayes moved ID
eomnany TO mirth with their fantastic cos
tunes. songs and pantomimes. Ihere wer
also vocal solos BY Mrs. Nailie and MIS-
Railey and a piano solo by MISS hui
Alien. IN the peanut contest Mrs. r. {
Angel distanced all competitors by seH
ing handful OF 81.
Mrs. Charlotte Montgomery passed he
oet + hirt hday anniversary Monday at IN
nome 81 her nephew, Charles Blodget
whose mother, Mrs. Elijah Blodgett {
| the center. so years OF age and sister {
Mrs. Montgomery, has also been stayin
| there since October. Mrs. MontgomeI
ra,ains an her mental keenness, read
sorne ~ The time without glasses, and 4
! fancy work makes yards Of very handson
: lace. other citizens Of Randolph, "
have seen many and good DAYS are A.
I stWood horn in 1877; William Helme
> Who viii be 81 the ninth Of June; J. v
! Hale whose g1st birthday anniversai
7 viii fall on the second Of Marcht hahso
i Slacl- in his q2nd year; Melzar Woodbnf.
v ai the thirtieth Of next June. All the
are bright and active, proving that 70 3
SIDE In Randolph Is to have not on
long life but happiness added unto one