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

son, Esq. At a preliminary business meet
ing Mr. Tewksbury was chosen president
for the coming year; DR.. j. p. Clifford, vice
president; and Rev. Fraser Metzger, sec
rotary and treasurer. The next club nlght
will be November 10, when this coterle OF
gentlemen will be entertained at the Ran
dolph Inn by Mr.. Wilson.
NE. Heath, who had been working tor
two wears and a half at the Stock farm
and oceupying the Herrick house con-
nected with il, shipped his household
goods Monday to Warren, " here he has
mace on the farm OF Frank Parsons.
Thirteen Of the schoolmates OF his daugh-
ter, Mildred, gave her a farewell party
Friday evening and presented 10 her
tokens Of renlem hrance. Mrs. heath ana
children. who went to l.. {. Drew 8 after
vacating the Herrick house, followed MI
Heath TO Warren yesterday.
The Rochester club held its annual meet
ing Monday evening with DR.. A. Z. Bailey
and elected these officers for the ensuing
year President, o. r. Greene; vice pres
ident, DR.. Bailey: secretary and treasurer
Mrs. ID I. Dyer; entertainment commit
tee, DR.. Bailey, Miss Minnie Carpenter ana
Miss Carrie Eaton. Ii was voted not 10
observe Thanksgiving this year with
club dinner but to have a number OF
sociables during the winter, the hrst OF
which will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. y
B. Fassett Friday evening, November 10,
with refreshments OF rolls, doughnuts,
cake and coffee, on the picnic plan.
Rev. G. o. Howe has received and ae-
eepted a unanimous call TO become pastor
/ OF the First and Second CongI churches
/ Of Brookfeld, which he has been serving
/ for che last few months. Mr.. Howe, who
| is one OF the ablest preachers in the YER
mont Methodist conference, has helc
j supernumerary relations the last four years
+ on account of the precarious state OF ms
health. which Obliged him to take rest
| from ministerial cares and labors. his
4 last pastorate was the large and prosper
Gus Methodist church al Hardwick IN the
st. Johnsbury district. Mr.. ana Mrs
Howe Will close their residence on Pros
pect avenue and remove to the parsonage
In Brookield village as soon as the re-
pairs now being made upon II are COM
pleted.
The case Of Ezra Jeaury IS. F. II. smith
and Will O. Morrill, to recover wages was
tried Saturday afternoon before judge
VIM. II Nichols, the jurymen drawn pc
ing {. r. Granger, ID. IL. Morse, X. 4. III
son, Albert I. Morse and Alfred EATON
IL seems that Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Morrlll
who carries On the Mrs. Ida Mann farm
have been in the habit OF exchanging
, work and with regard to Mr.. Jeaury mis-
understanding arose from Mr. Smtn
/ supposing that the hired man " as III ~
employ OF Mr.. Morrill, and working on IN
smith farm in an exchange OF labor, whil
Morrill, and Jeaury understood that IN
latter was in the employ OF smith whil
working for him. The case was won .!
Jeaury, the court ordering Mr.. smith U
pay him sl0.65 and costs.
Il. A. smith, Russell Woodward and M
, son, Frank, and Miss Maurine Ihaye
started for California Monday night VIII
, a party OF eight from Essex Junction
travelling By a through train over IN
Atchison and Santa Fe route, with ~
, change OF cars, until Pasadena shan o.
/; reached saturday At Chicago, Mr.. smitl
! was to leave the party to make the rest o
the Journey over the Rio Grande route
7 while Mrs. Woodward was TO JON ne
HUSBAND and son at that point, comm
( from slley. Ohio, where she went trlda
: to visit her aunt, Miss Cynthia Granger
4 The Woodwards intend to locate perma
: nently al stockton, CAL, whie MT shlt
and Miss Thayer have gone 10 san iran
:. cisco and Pomona respectively TO aNol
9 the inclemency OF a Vermont winle
y Miss Thayer's father and orothe
: L. p. OF Essex Junction and Harrison
: Vermont Academy at saXton's River, can
home To spend Sunday with her.