Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-01

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Freely over old Vermont
Miss Estella Blanchard OF Barre wa,
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. p. j
blanchard, over Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Messer OF Reene, n. H., was /
recent visitor At Mrs. Alpha Messer's.
Mrs. DeForrest Lewis, Mrs. Jehlel vii,
llams and daughter, Celia, were in Mont,
pelier Saturday.
A social will be held by the Braintre,
Branch Baptlsts Friday night Of this week
al Bert Flint's farm.
/ Frank Hatch left yesterday for Montre-
a., where he has found employment at the
McGill union under DIR. f. e. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Rhodes of Lincoln
We're with The formers parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. l.. ID. Rhodes, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Crown, a trained nurse from
the randolph sanatorium. is at John b,
Hutchinson's in Braintree, caring for Mrs.
Rufus Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitten are moy-
ing from the DR.. Parkhurst house on Gem
tral street to an upper tenen ent in the
CHADWICK block on Main street.
Mrs. j. b. Wells reached home the 27th
ult. after three weeks absence passed
with her daughter, Mrs. Gus Wetmore, in
heene and with friends in Peterbo n. III.
Miss Winnifred Burridge went to
Somerville, Mass, last Thursday to return,
after short vacation, with her brother,
Frank, who has been working for an ice
cream firm in Boston since spring.
A deer crossing the railroad track near
the white church in Braintree yesterday
morning was struck by the south. bound
mail train and killed. II was buck, not
very large one, and must have been par
ticularly logy.
Mrs. Eliza Barton, who had been living
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Woodwork m
Braintree, was seized with pneumonia Sat
urday and died Tuesday night. Mrs.
Barton, who had reached the age OF So
years, was the widow of Esek Barton OF
Enosburg Falls, TO which place her re-
mains were taken this morning for burial
by Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork.
A district meeting of the Odd Fellows is
to be held in Randolph Wednesday even
ing, Nov. Z, when the Montpelier lodge
Will confer the second degree. This dis
triet includes the lodges OF Northfield,
Montpelier, Barre, East Barre, Waterbury,
Waitstield, Warren and Randolph, and Ia
view OF the large number of Odd Fellows
expected, it has been decided TO have the
session in Grange hall, to be followed by
banquet IN charge of the Rebekahs. DR..
A. c. Bailey will deliver the address OF
welcome, and quartet will furnish music.
"Romeo and Juliet" will be presented in
Dubois q Gays hall Friday evening, Nov.
y, by the William Owen Dramatic COM
pany, as the second attraction in the
Randolph Entertainment course For
nine years, Mr.. Owen has been producing
classic drama in the Middle West with a
success that has made his name stand for
high endeavor and worthy achievement
For the first time, it is believed, a Shakes
pearean play will be given in Randolph by
a company able to impersonate the char |
acters of the master playwright, and as an
unusual opportunity for both pleasure and |
instruction "Romeo and Juliet" should |
draw a crowded house.
The Kings Daughters held their an- !
nual meeting Tuesday afternoon with |
Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell and elected these Off |
GERS for the ensuing year:-Leader, Mrs |
Flora Flint; assistant leader, Mrs. j. ID. |
Mitchell; secretary, Mrs w. w. Morton; |
treasurer, Mrs, A. e. Bass; emergency |
Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. A. |
b. Gay, Mrs. E. S. Tracy and Mrs. E. E. |
Brooks. The sum of S114S1 has been ex-
pended in the last twelve months for BEN
evolent objects and there is left in the |
cellent financial condition is due to the
cook book that the ladies have published,
the sale Of which has already amounted
to 245 copies, or S5125, representing a
clear profit as the cost of publication was
betrayed by the advertising included in
the book.
e. w. Tewksbury & Co. are conducting
at their store this week demonstration OF
the "Half Century Brand" OF coffee, a
human substitute for the nectar of the
gods. Its name is peculiarly appropriate
In this year of grace, which is the fifty
second that the Tewksbury house has
been established in RaGGolph, to whose
its members have contributed
largely IN the half century OF their busi-
ness enterprise. Miss Fl. V. Downing of
Aeene, n. H., serves the delectable bever-
ige in an attractive manner and unfolds
meanwhile an enticing scheme whereby
her patrons can obtain some of this coffee
Tree of charge. Shrimp salad and Monad-
mock cranberry beans are also demon
'trated as very toothsome articles, their
merits being conclusively presented ac-
,ordiDg to the time honored formula that
the proof of the pudding is in the eat
ng."