Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11
Randolph.



George White began work Monday in
Barre as teamster for +. X. Bailey,
Mrs, A, A, Brooks OF Bethel spent few
| days recently with Mrs. Mary Strong.
| Miss Grace wymsn has gone 10 Clare
mont, \, H., where she has found employ
ment,
A daughter was born Monday to Mr.,
and Mrs, J. III. Mussey, living on Howard
street,
Pearl Rumrill OF Concord, n. H., has
joined his wife and son here for weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Young has reached home
after summers absence In Erie, Pa, and
/ Hartford, Conn.
Frank Palmer Of Barre was with his
brother, j, \. Palmer, last week from
Tuesday 10 Friday. sit
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Thomas entertained
| Friday and Saturday MIR. aud Mrs, ). b,
Thomas OF sheldon.
/ Representative e. w. Brown OF Norwich
was the guest OF his boy hood friend, II. 5.
Booth, over Sunday.
Miss Katherine Denison is spending a
couple OF weeks in Nashua, \. H., with
her sister, Mrs. j. X. Spring.
| T.. A. Thomas went TO New York Mon
day TO see What the city markets have 10
offer in fall and winter dry goods.
Miss Cora Galpin ended a four months
outing at B. +. Rieker's the sth and took
her departure TO Woodbury., Conn.
Irwin W. Spooner OF Museatine, Ia,
spent few days recently with his nieees,
Mrs, J. z. Cleveland and Mrs. w. p.
Young.
Mrs. la Luce has vacated the basement
4 tenement al Mrs. j. w. Gabrielie's and
I gone 10 the Center to be housekeeper in
the family OF Carl Smith.
Mrs. b. n. Dickinson and Mrs. A.
/ Darrah Of Enosburgh Falls were the
/ guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Homer White last
week from Thursday TO Saturday.
A. p. Knights, who removed some
months ago to Ganaan, y. H., where he Is
now established in business as q catpen-
ter, was at IL. 5. Tobey's last Thursday
aud Friday.
Clayton McGee and Miss Grace May,
younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. ID.
Banister, were married by Rev. Samuel
knowles at the Baptist parsonage Satur-
/ day evening.
/ Mrs. Ruth Williams, who had been in
Randolph nearly all summer, went TO her
home in Lebanon, y. H., Saturday, taking
her hostess, Mrs. Alice Bruce, with her for
short stay.
II. w. Vail and Lyman ID. Xix have
bought out the coal business OF NJ. NJ,
Wilson and already taken possession OF
the same, receiving orders for the present
at Mr.. Wilson's office.
Salisbury Bros, who have been accus-
toned to pay their help once in two
weeks, began last week to pay wages
weekly, with the understanding that no
advances Of pay during the week were TO
be made in future.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington left Friday for
her winter quarters in Newport, to which
place she was accompanied by her daugh-
ter in-law, Mrs. T.. c. Huntington, who
has been visiting in Barton and Joined
the elder lady here for the journey home.
In the failure OF Rev. Mr.. Livermore to
keep the appointment made for service in
St. Johns church last Sunday, Rev. HON.
er White officisted and administered the
sacrament Of baptism to the infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent of
Woodsville, n. III.
w. w. Sprague has resigned the posi-
tion OF travt ling salesman for the Shkr-
piles Separator company, with which he
has been connected for the past three
years, TO take effect Oct. 10. He has ac-
cepted a position with another concern
that will rot take his home from Randolph
at present.
o. j. Marcott went to Mascoma lake
Saturday with J. w. Kidder and Mr..
Hale of Port Chester, n. Y, who were
looking for building lots at that attractive
summer resort. No sales were made as
the remaining lots can not be disposed
of at present, owing to some compiled
tons in the business affairs of their owner.
.. w. Brockway last week sold his Rex
chestnut horse for 1925 TO John Purck, a
wealthy resident of Yonkers, n. Y,
whose estate adjoins that OF Hon. White
law Reid. The horse, an unusually good
| and steady driver-"0rmn says an auto
could ride right over her without her NOV
| ing an ear-will be used by Mr.. Purck's
daughter.
! DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Bean and baby left
Saturday for Brooklyn, n. Y, after So
| journ in Randolph and Brookfield that
/ embraced the greater part OF the summer
! for Mrs. Bean and little daughter. They
were accompanied to Brooklyn by the
doctors mother, Mrs. Warren Bean, who
will be their guest few weeks.
The regular sessions of the Randolph
Woman's Literary club for the season of
1867 began Saturday, Oct; 6, at the home
of Mrs. Ernest Tracy. Under the new
order, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. E. G. Ham
were hostesses for the afternoon. After
the singing OF america" and the roll CALL
responded to by quotations from Roose
welt, two very interesting papers were
read-"Our Country" by Mrs. Homer
White and "Immigrants" by Mrs. Fannie
Lewis. The program being short, oppor-
tunity was given for a pleasant social
gathering, which was improved by the
ladies.
E.. Shattuck returned Saturday from
ten days trip to Boston and Brockton,
| Mass AT the latter city he attended the
wedding of his niece, Miss Louise
Mitchell Shattuck, who was married the
I'd inst to Harry Allen OF Brockton, at
which place the couple are to reside. The
great fair there also claimed Mr.. Shat
tucks attention, and he thought it COM
pared very favorably with the Tunbridge
and Dog River Valley expostions. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Howard Of Brockton
ACCOMPANIED him home and remained
over Sunday, visiting him and Mrs.
Howard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Martin