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

Miss Georgia White went this morning
to New York for weeks stay.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier has
been the guest Of Mrs. +. G.. Ham this
week.
DR.. E. o. Blanchard left for the Hub
last night on business. He returns to-
night.
Mrs. Rebecca Wells has been i'll al the
Inn with an attack OF neuralgia, from
which she is convalescing.
Miss Georgianna Narcotic stopped over
last night with her sister, Mrs. Otis Du-
mas, on her way home to Woodstock from
Montreal.
Miss Alma Kennedy has finished a
years faithful service as chamber girl at
the Randolph Inn and returns to her home
in Granville today.
Pr. McLaurin Of Havana, Cuba, spent
Sunday in Randolph and left Monday on
a weeks business trip to Boston and New
York, after which he will be here again.
Mrs. +. d. Segar went to Burlington
Tuesday to meet Mr.. Segar, who has just
returned from a long Western trip in the
interests Of the Porter Screen company Of
Winooski.
Marguerite. little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs f. 3. Thomas. was threatened with
pneumonia last week, but Is now inn
+ proved. Little Helen was also i'll with
a hard cold.
Mrs. E. \. Bean came from Barre today
I for a few days visit. Her sister, Miss
Jessie Pearson, is now stopping with her
and begins work Monday as operator ~
the Barre telephone exchange.
/ There will be a special convocation OF
Whitney chapter, No. 3, r. A. NJ, in
Masonic hall Monday evening, February
/ 9, when all the degrees Of the chapter
will be worked on full team from Roch-
ester.
/ Writings have been made and the trade
+ cousummated ia the purchase OF build
+ ing lot on Prospect street by Evan +. Evans
from r. f. Emerson company, with whom
/ the contract for Mr.. Evans new house has
/ been placed.
I Miss Lyla Putnam, who teaches in
Hartford came home Sunday night III
with tonsilits. She is better, but has
rot yet returned TO her duties, which are
I being performed by Miss Harvey OF White
River Junction.
I The Equitable Accident company OF
Boston in its last record publishes list Of
/ the claims paid from August /, 190I, TO
/ November /, in which are found these three
I Randolph names:-J. f. Lamson, si25; G.
4 w. Hayward, s275; Dr. w NJ. Kelly, 80.
The members Of the Cong'l church and
{ congregation 70 tft NUMBER OF A9b SAT
down TO a bountiful supper Monday even
/ ing served by the ladies OF the Ways and
Means society. 4 social period followed
I the supper, and pleasant time was en-
joyed BIZ all those present.
The q. A. r. and W Il. q. VIII give a
patriotic entertainment and social In
Grange hall Lincoln's birthday, February
a. Only a small admittance fee will be
charged, the proceeds 10 be used toward
purchasing school flag. let everyone
attend and Aelp 10 th.s gooc Ssss.
Rev. Fraser Metzger attended the annual
meeting Of the board Of trustees OF the
Vermont Anti-Saloon League, held in
Montpelier Tuesday. At this meeting
Rev. &. w. Morrow. who has been state
superintendent Of the League for the last
six years, handed in his resignation,
which was accepted by the trustees, and
c. j. Ferguson, Esq, Of Burlington was
elected in his place. Mr.. Morrow has
lately received two tlatteriug offers OF
observation-disclosures OF Anti-Saloon Leagues
in the West and is at present considering
them.