Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08

Leonard Hutchinson Of Barre was with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hutch
insGn, from Friday to sunday night.
Miss MAY Smith Of Melrose, Mass, has
been spending few DAYS with her grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret smith, ana other
friends,
Mrs. J. l.. Slack arrived FRIDAY from
Boston 10 send the winter with her son,
", r. Slack. She was accompanied by
another son, +. w Slack, who went back
TO Boston Sunday,
Rev. W. I. sparhawk, pastor of the
Coagl church ia East Charleston, arrived
Tuesday for two weeks vacation, made
possible by an exchange with the pastor
In Hardwick for next Sunday.
Lucius Blodgett and Mrs. Bessie 5. Til
son, both OF Randolph, were united in
marriage Sunday, Nov 1, at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs, Eleanor W. Boyd,
/ in East Randolph. Rev. +. {. Clark was
the officiating clergyman.
Thomas Carr, who had been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
treatment, came home Tuesday and,
though quite feeble, stood the journey
very we'll His brother Matthew Carr of
Waterbury, was with him.
The Young Peoples society OF the Bap-
tist church had a social Friday evening at
the farm of W. +. Slack that was att .nued
/ by about fifty. Refreshments were ssrved
and games pleasantly occupied the h Iurs.
The receipts were in the vicinity of %.
! Dana Chadwick, while cleaning out a
pen at his farm five or six weeks ago,
dropped a tool into it and, on reaching
over to recover the article, lost his balance
and likewise landed in the pen. The fall
, injured him considerably and he has
since been suffering greatly but is at pres
ent much more comfortable.
| Barney Shapiro, who incautiously left
| hls peddler's cart under the shed at the
| Mansion house Halloween, found in the
morning that his stock Of merchandise
! had been somew hat reduced, One or
more suits OF clothes and a couple pair oil
| trousers were missing, AID the whip was
gone. ANY sudden blossoming out in new
raiment on the part of his fellow citizens
will expose them to the close scrutiny Of
Mr.. Shapiro.
/ d. II. Morse and A. A. Priest attended q
meeting Of the executive committee OF the
State Grange in White River junction
Tuesday. The meeting was called to con.
slider the matter of an appropriate N L
defray the expenses of a Grange team t
exemplify third and fourth degree worl
at the state convention in Burlington
Dec. 1915. The committee voted to APP
propriate $50 for that purpose and a team
from the West Randolph grange has beef
selected for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Johnson, Mr.. anC
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson and Rey. and Mrs
, Homer White were in Mortified las
night to attend celebration of the 25tl
anniversary of the Conversational club o
, that place. Dinner was served at tn
Mortified House, followed by a program
that included historical sketch by Charlie
A. Edgerton. cashier Of the Northtielt
National bank; "reminiscences by Hon
Frank Plurnle a poem by Rev. Mr.
White and an address, "Aims and Ideals,
5 by Mr.. Wilson.
The dir, ctors of the Dog River VALLEY
Fair associat on met in Mortified yester
$ day and elected these officers President
1 ID. II. Morse of Randolph; vice president
/ George n. Tilden of Barre; general super
intendenr, Frank W. Gold OF Mort hfied
= clerk, Charles Dole OF Northfeld; treasur
er, H. c. Cady of Mortified; marshals, W
; Z. Clark of Brookfeld and f. L. Howe O
e Northfeld superintendent of Floral hall
{. NJ. Wiley of Barre; chief of pol &C
John A. Hutchinson of Northfield; assist
t ant superintendent, F. A. Joslyn of North
p, field; building committee, f. W. Gold
;, F. A. Joslyn and G, B. Andrews of North
4 field