Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

dIter make ler nome Win ner granQpar
ents, Mr. aud Mrs. j. II. Smith, who hav
resided in West Somerville for the last ?
, years and are among its heavy taxpayers.
j. A. Gorham, who went to Waynes.
. vile, n. c., IN February for his health
found an extended stay in that climate far
from beneficial and two months ago came
north again and re-entered the employ oil
the Souto company in Brattleboro. He
was in town over Sunday with Mrs. Cor
ham, who has been passing the summer
with her sisters in Stowe and Northfeld.
A most gorgeous display of dahlias OF all
colors and varieties was TO be seen this
season in the gardens on Fish hill OF b. Nj.
Huse, who brings to the cultivation OF
flowers exceptional skill. The beautiful
blossoms bave decked the library this
summer besides finding their way into
many homes, and have been so much adj
mired that Mr.. Huse has sold so worth Of
/ bulbs.
Mrs. f. w. Baldwin came from Essex
/ Junction the 5th and spent two days in
closing the cottage in Peth for an indefi-
mite period. II is unlikely that the sum-
mer home will be occupied by the family
again for long time, as Mrs. Baldwin and
/ her children are to leave Vermont the first
OF January and take up their residence in
Aeambaro, Mexico, where Mr. Baldwin
has been superintendent OF the National
, road the last few years.
Fifty tickets were sold at this station
the 9Th for the excursion 10 Boston, and
among those going were Hon. VIM. III.
Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Sault, Alfred
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Flagg, Mrs.
Edna l.. Chadwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Chamberlin, A. A. Priest, Lyman Hutch
inson, w. j. Blodgett. Mrs. Alice Fisher,
Mrs. Emma Read, Mrs. g. j. Prince, Miss
Carrie Granger. Mrs. T.. A. Morse and
daughter, Marjorie, Mrs. Frances Moses
and son, Lille, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Written. Mrs. Alpha Messer and dangh-
ter, Annie, Miss Mary Lamson and Mrs.
b. +. Nickerson.
The first regular meeting OF the RAN
doiph Woman's Literary club for the sea-
son of 1e05-1906 was held with Mrs. +. +.
Dubois on Saturday afternoon, Oct. z.
Owing TO i'll health, Mrs. l.. b. Johnson
presented her resignation as a member OF
the club, which the ladies, much regret
ting the necessity, accepted. The follow
ing exceedingly interesting program on
Social Settlement" was carried OUT
Quotations from Jacob Riis, "lmmigra-
tion Items, Mrs. n. b. Bell; ''Social Set
Element Work" Mrs. J. W. Raymond;
"Jane Adams-A Character Sketch, Mrs.
Samuel Knowles; Paper on Jacob kiis,"
Mrs. A. j. Curtis. A pleasant social hour
followed
The new timetable on the Central YER
mont railway went into effect Monday,
the 9th INST, and the morning passenger
train for st. Adams and Montreal IS now
due at 1853, instead Of 7:22, and the even
ing passenger for White River Junction |
at 7:23, instead Of $40. The latter trt in
no longer has a sleeper for New York. |
The New England States Limited"
running between Boston and Montreal |
on the Chicago through line, has not
been discontinued with the change from |
summer to fall and winter schedules,
but will continue to leave this station /
at IS p. m. south bound and 10 p. m.
north bound. No New York day parlor /
car will be run, however.
The centennial souvenir edition OF the |
Montpelier Argus and Patriot has its
attractiveness enhanced By the portraits 1
OF two Randolph men Hon. V. !. Spear, |
chairman of.the state cattle commission,
and DIR. +. o. Blanchard, a member of the !
state board OF dental examiners, the latter's /
cut being accompanied by a short sketch I
OF his life. The Mark Antony at the 1
Legislative reunion, who seemed TO have I
come both to praise and bury Caesars and /
confounded Mr. Spear with the deceased /
senators Of the session Of 1886 IN his /
fearful eulogies, ought to apply for the +
tuberculine test in order to discover how 1
substantial and active is the shade at the
head OF the cattle commission.
At the seventh annual meeting Of the |
Cooperative Creamery association, ID. II. /
Morse, J. b, Wells, Lyman Hutchinson,
w. n. Nichols and J. w. Raymond Of this +
village, W. {. Howard and Herbert Allen /
OF the Center were chosen directors; Ly- I
man Hutchinson was elected treasurer; I
Lemuel 7. Richmond, auditor; and A. a L
Priest, secretary and manager. During I
the year $4,000 pounds of butter were
made at a cost OF two cents a pound, in
Guiding the reserve fund for taxes, insur
ance, repairs on plant and interest on
stock In the eight years the creamery
has been running, s5S1000 worth OF butter
has been sold with a total loss from poor
bills OF less than $50, one-h OF that sum
being owed in town.
Geo. II. Wilder Of Montpelier is to
come to Randolph with his famous
orchestra and give a concert and ball in
Dubois q Gays hall Friday night, Oct.
20. Mr.. Wilder has arranged an especially
good program for the concert, and the
dance order contains 20 OF the latest and
most popular airs, including the Mont
lelier Centennial march. Besides Mr.. I
Wilder, who has cancelled another en-
to be present on this occasion,
md render flute solos, the following
irst-class talent will take part :-Benja-
min Roberts, 1st violin, director; Harry
y EDutLs ~ NADAAiAs lAdAlhAtAs NhAt 4 bAoAAAs
'ornet virtuoso; Ivan Perry, clarinet;
4yle Perry, violincello; George McMaster,
ympany and drums, +. w. Bemis,
rombone. A special feature will be a
election played by Mr.. Wilder on the
lutte and piano at the same time.
Rev Guy G. Lamson of Montpelier,
whose family was in Braintree part of the
ummer at the home Of Mrs. Lamson's
ncle, Joseph TIlson. has resigned as pas
or OF the First Baptist church OF Mont
elier to accept a call to the pastorate OF
he First Baptist church of Hyde Park,
lass. the resignation to take effect Dec.
HYDE Park is only nine miles from
soston, and its Baptist church has mem
ership Of ISL, fourishing Sunday school
Nth IS officers and teachers and volun- :
aer choir Of IS voices under paid direct
r. "Mr Lamson,n says the Montpelier
ournal. "has been here some five years,
uring which time he has been ranked as {
ne Of the best pulpit preachers and pas q
ors in this section Of the state by men OF [
n denominations. He has been promI- 9