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

day on business trip.
L Miss Evelyn Manney was home from the
Vermont Business college in Burlington
over Sunday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
\ Mrs. Flora Flint Tuesday afternoon, Feb-
ruary Z, at 3 O'Clock.
Col. A. b. Chandler went back to New
| York last Thursday, having been in town
since the Monday before.
Mrs. Herbert Spencer Of Barre visited
her relatives in Randolph last week from
Wednesday to Saturday.
Miss George Mann has gone to Melrose
1 Highlands, Mass, to spend few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. &. Fl. Thresher.
\ Rev. Fraser Metzger has been engaged
I by Orville Bixby Post, g. A. r., to deliver
/ the Memorial address at Royalton. May 30.
Mrs. F. c. Danforth spent a few days
with her husband in Concord, n. H.,
last week, returning to A. A. Priests Fri
day.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo has gone to
Enfield, n. H., to see her daughter, Mrs.
Luna Proctor, expecting TO be pack satur-
I day.
Bert Thayer Of Warren, organizer Of the
state society OF Woodmen, was at DIR. s.
n. Gould's over Sunday and went from
here to Tunbridge Monday.
Misses Margaret and Mary Carney Of
Mortified, on their way TO Bellows Falls,
stopped here Tuesday over one train to
see their uncle, Matthew Carney.
ID. II. Morse started out Monday on a
tour with the State Board OF Agriculture,
which is holding institutes this week in
Dandy, Dorset, Rupert and Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Thresher, who came
from Melrose Highlands, Mass, last
Thursday, with the body of their little
son, Avery, Jr., returned home Saturday.
Miss Alma Leonard, secretary OF the
State Spiritualist association, who had
been passing a week with DIR. and Mrs. 5.
n. Gould, left Monday for her home in
East Calais.
Principal and Mrs. +. +. Prichard, for
merly of Randolph and now OF the Bran
don High school, with eight OF the Bran
don grade teachers, visited the public
schools OF Burlington Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Parker, who started for New
port last Thursday morning, was unable
TO go any farther than Bethel on account
Of broken wheel on the engine, and
clme back in the afternoon to make q
fresh start the next morning.
Judge j. w. Rowell came down from
Montpelier Monday afternoon TO attend
to some business matters and went back
the same day. Mrs. Rowell has been hay-
ing hU htAhCh VI NJ AhDhNiNAANif
but is at present convalescent.
Mrs. A. A. Smith went Tuesday to
White River Junction and after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Wheeler,
there, will 90 on to st. Johnsbury 10 be
the guest OF another daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Cheney.
Mr. and Mrs. b. q. Bass went Saturday
to Burlington, where Mrs. Bass is to stay
With Mr.. Bass sister, Mrs. X. G. Page,
while their husbands take a six weeks
trip TO Los geles, Cal, TO look up the
bisiness prospects in that section OF the
country.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre went to
Burlington last Thursday and stayed over
sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Guy
Loudon, whose husband, Dr. Loudon,
read paper Saturday on auto intoxication
st the New England Osteopathic conven-
tion in Boston.
Mrs. Zeba Lamb OF Granville was here
FRIDAY to attend the funeral OF her great
granddaughter, Veda May, the three year
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Archer, which was held at the home in
peth that afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X.
Bagley OF Granville were also present at
the service.
Miss Edith Barnes Of Barre, second
assistant in the High school here last year.
was the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. q. T.. LAID
Saturday afternoon. Miss Barnes went 10
Plymouth, n. H., month ago to substi-
tute in the ab sence OF teacher and has
now been engaged for the rest OF the year
as instructor IN French and German in the
Plymouth High school. She went back to
her new duties Sunday.
Miss Ella Matthews will finish work in
Bell Brothers store Ibis week and go to
her home 10 Grovetown, n. H, TO take
Office employment In a mill. She makes
this change in order to be near her father,
who is in poor health, and her departure
will be regretted not only by her employ
ers, who have found her most capable
and reliable employee, but also by the
public, with whom she has been fayorite
clerk.
Thirty were present at the first rehearsal
OF the ''Pirstes OF Penzancep in Dubois a
GAYS hall last Thursday evening and much
interest was manifested in the proposed
presentation OF the opera. The second re-
bearsal will be held at 1880 O'Clock this
evening in Dubois & Gays hall, and II is
hoped that all those willing to take part
will attend so that there can be some ar
rangements made regarding the cast and
chorus.
Miss Nav n. Cross OF Springfield, Mass,
came SATURDAY. from Barre. where she had
been visiting since the Thursday before,
and STAYED with her mother, Mrs. Asenath !
Cross, until Tuesday. The evening before |
her departure for Springfield, delightful
whist party OF four tables was given in her /
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Hubbard at |
their home on Central street, the winners
OF the occasion being John Henry and
Mrs. +. ). Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds gave a :
small dinner party Sunday in hon1r OF
Mrs. Leeds birthday anniversary, which T
felI on that day. Covers were laid Tor
eight and at each place was dainty little
souvenir IN green and white, having the
aate and name Of guest and enclosing an
original stanza applicable to the one (
whose name appeared upon the cover.
Chimes summoned the guests TO the least,
whose GROWING feature was magnih-
cent birthday cake, bordered by a wreath /
~ crystalized fruits of all kinds and with
Al appropriste inscription surrounded by
ts.hfsd hfrt hGaV candles.