Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-15

day.
Mrs, V, !, Spear is SUFFERING from se-
I vere cold and pleuusy.
Mrs, Olive Chaftee came from Rochester
last Thursday 10 be the guest OF the Misses
I Matthews until Sundgy
( Miss {, Kate Howard went TO Morris
/ vile the 1th and stayed over Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. V. M. HARDY.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Martin have moved
+ itom Rochester to the farm OF Charles
I Holman near The Manchester.
/ Or. +. o. blanchard has just placed in
his home an elegant baby grand piano Of
/ the lyers a Pond manufacture.
/ Frank and John Williams are working
/ IN the Dsvonshire mills near Manchester,
I y. H., TO which they went Monday.
/ Mrs. w. w. Bean returned Monday
( from five weeks stay in Brooklyn, n. ",
with her son, DIR. Arthur Bean, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. {. Buck, Mrs. W. 5. $.
Buck and daughter, Miss Alice, are pass
I ing week in Melrose Highlands and
Boston.
James +. Smith, who represents Barnet
at this session Of the legislature, was the
guest over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wales
7. Bass.
Miss Elizabeth Holden Is in with hard
cold, aud her place as teacher in the grad
ed school is being taken by Mrs. II. A.
Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hobart returned
Mondly from two weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. William Tracy, and family
Ia st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ingalls,, who ex-
pected 10 go to hou excepting in the Hay
ward cottage this fall, have taken quarters
1t the Inn for the winter instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Danforth left for
Concord, n. H., Saturday after spending a
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Priest,
who entertained over Sunday Representa-
tive w. $. Allen OF Whitingham.
c. N. and Mrs. James f. Mccall started
for New York Friday with Mrs. McCall's
niece, Miss Gertrude Hernandez, who had
been at Elm cottage all summer. They
jonrneyed by way OF Boston, where a
days stop was made.
At the special meeting of the Randolph
Woman's Literary club Saturday after
noon, Miss Anita Burt was elected to
membership in the place made vacant by
the resignation Of Airs. l.. p. Thayer on
the latter's removal to Essex junction.
Mrs. Guy Loudon and two children
who had been with Mrs. Loud
on's mother, Mrs. III. II. Mcintyre, a
few weeks, returned to Burlington last
Thursday, taking Miss Eva Forth with
them to assist in the care of the children.
Through the A. B. Cushmsn Real Estate
agency, Rev. George o. Howe has rented
the north store and basement of his
block to George S. Hutchinson, and the
south upstairs tenement to Mrs. Dilling-
ham Waldo, who will soon take posses
sion.
Col A. b. Chandler arrived Monday
from Brooklyn and Architect T.. n. Boy
den from Boston to note the progress that
has so far been made in the construction
of the Chandler Music hall and Bethany
Parish house. MIR. Boyden went back to
Boston yesterday, but Col. Chandler is 10
stay day or two longer.
The Kings Daughters and Sons of
Braintree will bold a social at Clarence
Webster's tomorrow evening. Those
present will have an opportunity to bid on |
Scripture quit and few fancy articles |
that are to be sold at auction. Supper will !
be served, for which partners will be found |
by means of dissected Scripture verses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulumbe are to !
vacate the tenement in the William Bass
house on Park street that they have occu-
pied so long and will live in the ell OF the |
brick house across the way, belonging
to their son-in-law, Louis Fillion. Their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Stoddard, of st.
Albans is assisting in the work Of moving
and settling again.
The firm OF Hubbard q Blodgett that
bought out 9. h. Noyes two years ago this
coming May, is taking invoice preparatory
to dissolving partnership. Mr.. Hubbard
will retain the business, but MIR. Blodgett
has NJ definite plans for the future and
may continue for awhile to assist his for
mer partner in the store. John Connolly
is helping the firm in the work of invoic-
ing.
The University club held its first meet
ing of the season at The Manchester
Monday evening with DR.. j. p. Clifford
as host An elegant banquet of turkey
and its accessories was served, after which
Hon. V. l. Spear gave an interesting talk
on his recent Western trip. The club
for the year by eecting DR..
Clifford president: Prin. f.. G. Ham,
vice president, and Rev. Fraser Metzger,
secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. l.. E. Jones, who came from Cand-
Ter, Fla, over year ago in a very feeble
8 ate and was taken at once to the Ran
dolph sanatorium, where she soon began
to mend, has been in Winooski during the
latter part OF her convalescence. Monday,
after brief visit to her nephew, w. J.
and his family in this village,
she started for the South again, being APP
parently fully restoHd to health. She
stopped en- route at West Lebanon, N. H.,
10 see hef nephew, Leet BlOdgett, before
to New York to sail from that
port to Jacksonville.
The Boston Musical club will give a
concert in Dubois & Gays hall Thursday
evening, Nov 22, under the auspices Of the
Randolph Eutertai0 ment course. The
company is composed OF five versatile
musicilns from Boston, who form an
orchestral club, brass quartet and quintet,
playing classical and popular selections,
and a male quartet with tenor and bari
tone solos. The troupe also includes
and trombone soloiSts. franklin Truda.
he cornetist and manager, made a trans.
tour in 1894 with Reeves
American band and is an exceptionally
brilliant sololst.