Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. T.. @. Ham Is in Montpelier for
week, going Tuesday.
Miss Eunice Flint is in Boston for
week, going Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson Kibbee went to
Bethel yesterday for the rest of the week.
Mrs. r.. II. Kotchum and Mrs. Eugenie
Ellison we're in Montpelier and Barre
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Mosher Of Pomfret was with
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Rowell is at the Sparhawk
sanitaTium ia Burlington for treatment,
going Friday.
A. II. Powers started yesterday on a two
days business trip TO Montpelier, Barre,
Plaintield ana Marshfield.
The dancing school extra of William
Park will not take place Friday OF this
week, but will probably be given next
week.
Mrs. Bernard MeCarron OF st. Adams
has been with her father and sister, Gus
tave and Miss Jennie Woehler, since
Tuesday.
capt. Fuller will give the illustrated
lecture on the Panama canal, the next
entertainment in the winters course,
Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
+. g. Rogers, a piano mover of Barre,
with his wife aud son, Clarence, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +. Morse last week
from Tuesday until Friday
Mrs. T.. T. sault reached home last night
from weeks stay in Lynn, Mass, and
was accompanied by her daughter in law,
MIS-. Ernest Sault, and baby.
c. A. q. Jackson, late editor OF the
Montpelier Argus and now special cor
respondent for the Boston Herald paid
Randolph brief visit Tuesday.
Joseph Daley, has niece. Miss Nellie, and
has father, who had been living in the
upper part OF Mrs. T.. p. Hastings house
GA falps street, moved Monday to West
Lebanon, \. H., where Mr.. Daley. Jr, has
found employment.
States Attorney NJ NJ. Wilson was
taken with severe chill Sunday after
noon and was not able to be at his office
Monday. Yesterday, however, he was SO
much better that he went to White River
junction TO look after a criminal case.
A party Of about forty from this yillags
drove % Ransom Georges at the Center
Wednesday evening of last week and.
joined by some Of the people IN that vicin-
ity, bad very joyous time. Games were
played, followed by u tie dancing TO the
music Of l.. j. Blakelys fiddle. Coffee aud
cake were served.
MIS- j. harris Bass has notably well
written article IN the December issue Of
the Interstate Journsl on the "Outer At
fractions OF the Ideal Home. the first es-
sentisl Of which she rightly states TO be
mutual respect and love Tor each other
among the members Of the home.
james Fife q Waterbury. builder for the
Central Vermont railway, arrived last
night with his carpenters and this moru-
ing began the erection % 8 cattle she'd
lsx2l feet AZ the stock ards Mr.. Fife Is
cousin 90 Mrs n. T.. Holmaa. by whom
ne IS entertained during bis stay here.
a recognition service FOR the newly or
ganileu Bethany church viii be held
Thursday, Feb. 18th. President Tucker
of Dartmouth college. Rev. A. Merrill
OF ST.. Juhusbarv, Rev. v. NJ. Hardy 90
MorrisVille, Rev. n. i. Sargent % North
iield and other clergymen Of the vicinity
viii take part. The program is not vet
arranged.
Miss Angie King Of Northfeld. who has
been boarding n n. A. leonard's lately.
has taken q room with Mrs. Emma Reed
IN " L. Martins house and Is TO furnish
4 snu occupy IL during her frequent so-
lourns IN Randolph. Her mother, Mrs.