Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21

elected delegates last evening 10 represent
the Baptist church at the Baptist STATE
convention TO be held in Fair Haven
next week from Monday to Thursday.
j. b. Drew is in Burlington this week
with his son, Ernest, putting the recently
purchased residence on Colchester avenue
in readiness for the removal OF the family
from Randolph the last OF the month.
f. NJ. Milligan of Boston, travelling
agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad, was here Tuesday night to
confer with Capt. b. +. Bowman regard
ing the excursion which the latter intends
TO run to the Pacific coast some time in
November.
Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard, Miss Annie Walsh,
airs. j. w. Raymond, Mrs. II. w. Tewks-
bury and Miss Desier Moulton, as a com
mittee Of the Woman's Literary club,
have issued invitations for clu5 tea TO be
held with Mrs. Blanchard from TO Sat
urday afternoon, the 23d inst.
b. f. Ricker's house on Highland
avenue has been quarantined for humps,
the victim being Mrs. Ricker's sister, Mrs.
Jennie Crown, who is nearly over the
disease which she contracted in Topshain,
her brother from Minneapolis falling III
with the malady while visiting there.
The Irospectuses OF the winters enter
talnment course are being passed and A.
III. Beedle will begin his canvass for
the season tickets next Monday. Look
over the advertising matter thoroughly
and see IL the entire list OF seven attrae-
tions isn't well worth an investment Of
sl.50-less than 25c. apiece.
{. n. and Mrs. James Z. Mccall went TO
New York Sunday, but are 10 return the
last OF the week with the intention 81 ex-
tending their stay at Elm cottage into the
winter. They were accompanied TO New
York by their guest, Miss Josephine Den
ton OF Brooklyn, and Mrs. McCal's niece,
Miss Gertrude Hernandez. Joseph Hewitt
of New York, who had been at the cottage
all summer, left few days earlier.
Mrs. f. G. Ham underwent at the sana-
forum Saturday morning a critical opera
ton that was performed by Or. John Gle
OF Hanover, n. H., and DR.. j. p. Clifford
She rallied nicely and seems now to have
made good start towards recovery. Mrs. |
j. NJ. Thompson OF Montpelier, who was
operated upon the 9Th inst, has gained so
much in the interval that her husband |
went back to Montpelier Monday. Joel /
b. Putnam has been at the sauatorium |
several days and is convalescing from a
cold that at first threatened to develop |
The fifteenth wedding anniversary OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morgan was vew
celebrated at their home Satur- /
day evening, when party OF 70 assem-
bled and had a most delightful time. I
The Green Mountain band was IN attend
ance, discoursing excellent music. and re-
of coffee, cake and ice cream 1
were served. Henry G. Gilbert, IN behalf /
OF the donors, presented to Mr.. and Mrs |
Morgan two handsome easy chairs. The 4
guests departed at a late hour, wishing 4
their host and hostess many happy re- /
turns OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Styles were unex- /
pectedly called upon Monday evening at 1
their home in the Morton block by seven
teen of Mrs. Styles fellow members Of the /
Eastern STAR in which she has been an ac
live worker. Cake and fruit were served /
for refreshments, and Mrs. $ 5. Bass 4
presented as tokens OF remen- /
brance a handsome gilded clock and a 4
pretty stand. Mr.. styles expressed the 4
qualification Of himself and wife in re-
ceving their friends as well as In the gifts /
and brief speeches were also /
made by Re v. X. NJ. Fowler and j. p. /
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