Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22

The Sanatorium Aid society will meet in
the Inn parlor at 8 o'clock Friday after
noon for the transaction OF important
business. All the members of the organi-
cation are asked to be present, and all
ladies' " no are interested in the sanatOri-
um are urged to attend and join the soci-
ETY. at this meeting. The ladies are plan
ming masquerade party for the benefit Of
the sanatorium, 10 be given in Dubois q
Gays bail sometime IN March, and wish
TO have as many as possible assist in the
project.
Miss Maurine Thayer, who went TO
California in October for the benefit OF her
health, has, with characteristic enterprise,
found desirable position with family
by the name of Scnly from Chicago, with
whom she Is staying at The Raymond in
Pasadena, one Of the finest hotels IN
California. She has charge of the son OF
the family, an attractive youth not yet
five years old, and finds her duties far
from onerous. She accompanies the
Sculiys to Santa Barbara soon TO remain
until May.
Tuesday was the day set for showing
cause why a discharge should not be
granted to b. f. Kicker, bankrupt. and
two OF his creditors, John Goodrich OF
South Royalton and NJ. {. Rowell OF Ran
dolph, entered their appearance as object
ten days to file specifications of their OBJ
ieetions under the rule, and the hearing
before William {. White OF Williamstown.
referee in bankruptcy, was adjourned. r.
NJ. Harvey OF Montpelier was present as
Mr.. Ricker's attorney.
j. w. Adshade, who was sent TO Rutland
in January for an enforced sojourn OF IS
days at the house of correction, worked
out 80 days Of the allotted time, pail the
financial equivalent for the remaining as
and made his appearance again in Ran
dolph last week. AS soon as the officers
of the law recovered from their surprise
at his unexpected return, they proceeded
to arrest him for an offence OF iptoxication
last month, but he succeeded in finding
the necessary funds with which to pre-
serve his liberty, and Saturday paid his
fine of s21.S5.
Howard Chidley, who for time sup
piled the pulpit OF the Christian church in /
this village, has recently been made DIT ST. !
dent OF the senior class at Dartmouth coli |
lege. He prepared for college at the Bur !
lington High school, where he was dis |
for scholarship and ability and |
during his third year was awarded the /
alumni prize for general excellence. At /
graduation he delivered an Grafton upon |
Homer and His Characters. aud was /
awarded the Howard prize OF SIS for the |
best scholarship throughout the four |
years course. While in school he deliv- /
cred addresses in the interests OF the Anti |
saloon league several times. During two |
years of his course at Dartmouth he has |
supplied the pulpit at the Cong'l church |
In Enfield, n. H., and rs spoken OF as one
Of the best speakers in the undergraduate
body.
Capt. and Mrs. }. f. Eldredge, Can't. B.
+. Bow man, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Sault. q.
w Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Rising, G.
p. Mason, John Manney, Mrs Alfred /
Eaton and Miss Almira Fisk attended the
39th annual encampment OF the Depart
nent OF Vermont, O. A. r., and the 22d
annual convention OF the Woman's Re
lief Corps, held in Burlington from Mon
day to Wednesday. Capt. Eldredge was
one OF the II past commanders OF the de-
partment present, having filled that posi-
Iion in 1904. The election OF officers re-
suited IN the choice OF John A. Sheldon OF |
Rutland Tor department commander. W.
n. Flint OF Brandon for senior vice and
/. W. Bush OF New fame for Junior vice. A
reception was held Monday evening and
,amptire Tuesday evening, With Corporal
James Tanner, G.. A. n. commander-in-
,hlef, as the principal speaker. Mrs. Cal
sta Bangs of Brattleboro was elected pres-
dent Of the w K. C., department Of Yer
mont; Mrs. Kate ID. Lee Of Wells River.
ienior vice; Mrs. Edna l.. Jewett OF Bur-
ington, junior vice: and Mrs. Sarah Eaton
q Randolph, chaplain.