Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-26
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Marx whitney OF North Tunbridge was
recent visitor at l.. ID. Rhodes.
y. n. Morse was in Bridport Tuesday
ana IN tlueehee yesterday on Orange BUSH
ness.
Daniel Farrar Of Torrington. Conn. ar
rived last Thursday and was a guest until
saturday at w. G. Emerson's.
Mrs. Newell Byam Of Mortified and her
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Morse of Bethel
were visitors Friday At /. 5. Chase's.
Miss Winnifred Mann attended the
banquet given by the Mystic Shrine in
sIonlLeller Friday evening on the ocea-
Charles Church OF White River Junction
was at the Church farm Sunday to visit
his mother, Mrs. Horace Church. who has
been IN rather frail health lately
Mrs. George H. Kimbali and her daugb-
ter, Mrs. Reuben Whtcomb OF Bethel.
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. A. Put
nam Tor the Masquerade party Friday
evening.
A. W. Dickerman, who is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Dickerman. has been
transferred from White River Junction TO
Gloucester, Mass. as assistant manager
for the Swift Beef establishment in that
place.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, teacher in the
schools in Belmont, who had been passing
part OF her Easter vacation at Stoneleigh.
was accompanied bv Miss Desier Moulton
on returning to her home in Roxbury,
Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Dana OF Burlington.
who had been with A. ID. Iadeau and fam
lily over Sunday, went away Monday, and
Miss Grace Williams, who had been work
ing at Mr.. Ladeau's. left the same day for
her home in Taftsyille.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch, who had been with
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Blanchard. since
early in January, started Saturday for
Chicago, where Mr.. Fitch was to meet her
and accompany Der the rest OF the way 10
their home in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The ashes Of Miss Elizabeth A. Cleveland.
whose remains were cremsted in San
Francisco, reached here Friday and we're
inferred Saturday morning In the grave OF
her mother, the late Mrs. James r. Cleve- |
land, Sr The burial service was read by 1
Rev. Homer White, and all that was NOR
tai OF noble woman was committed TO /
[ he earth.
The Sanatorium Aid society will meet IN /
the Inn parlor al 3 O'Clock Saturday after
noon, and good attendance is desired as
the subject OF the management OF the free
bed viii come up for discussion and deci-
sion. This will also be an excellent op.
for new members 10 JON, and
every lady, who feels an interest in I he So
eiety ana its benevolent work, is earnestly
urged TO become member Of the organ
lzatlon.
Saturday, the 18th, Miss Ruth Jones en-
.ertained about twenty-five Of Der little
friends a sugar party In honor OF her
.enth birthday anniversary, which occur
red the day before. Many gifts were left
with her IN remembrance Of the event
Last Saturday afternoon, about twenty ac-
,epted the invitation OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Jones to indulge 10 new sugar. With
tory telling and visiting, the afternoon
lassed much too quickly and ell are unan
nous IN their expressions OF the very
pleasant time which they enjoyed.
A. g. Osgood, DR. George Davenport Of
lisbon. \. IL, and 4. T. Dickerman Of
East Granville returned Saturday from
IN extended tour through the West and
he lumber region Of Vancouver Mr..
)sgood and Or. Davenport, leaving here
he Both Of February, vent TO Chicago and
rom there 90 Minneapolis, az which point
hey were joined by Mr. Dickerman the
Irst Of March. The party then proceeded
o Vancouver, city Of $1,000 people that
as bot Just celebrated It's 10Th aEniver-
ary and bids fair In the course Of few
ears more 10 double its present pOpula- }
ION From Vancouver, the three gentle
zen Travelled in a gasolene launch 200
niles up the racine coast, deeply lndenteu
it'll bays and inlets that give great ship
ing facilities for the lumber tracts OF the
lterior They went As far north as ko-
onua island and with a guide ventured
Hand 20 get some idea OF the extent and
alue OF the lumtering interests. Their
lvestigation being prolonged until the
lpplies began TO give out. the guide
as asked to replenish the larder, which
E dad with such effect that, returning to
amp one night, they found six quarters
I venisOn awaiting consumption.