Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

he can Eti away ~ I'VE years
without EuFlytas mite.
And he makes the ssormer fathom
Trout ID brooks can't, on the whole,
Be reserved as close precisely
A. the soiansh 10 "A bowl
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilcox.
F. p. Fish went TO Richmond Monday
TO stay a few days with his brother, + T..
Fish.
f. T. Huntington OF Burlington and NJ.
+. Warrington Of Northfield we're in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Delbert Hart and baby started for
their new home in Benton Hsrb r, Mich,
yesterday.
Col. A b. Chandler, who was in Brad
ford over Sunday, returned TO New Hol
yesterday.
The Kimball Public library will be
closed the afternoon and evening Of Me-
N orial day.
Mrs. George Roberts OF Berlin is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bower,
arriving yesterday.
Miss Jessie Pearson OF Montpelier was
with her sister, Mrs. c. II. Ingalls,, from
Friday TO Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. .B. Tewksbury started
yesterday for York Beach, Me, to open
their cottage at that summer resort.
Mrs. p. +. Grow, who had been In
Brooklyn through the winter, came back
yesterday, accompanied by her grandson,
Paul Russlow.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet in
q. A. r.. hall Monday afternoon and all
day Tuesday - make the wreaths fer
Memorial day.
Mrs. Mary Jewett, who lives with her
son, F. W. Jewett, has been having a seri-
Gus time with qutnsy sore but Is at pres
ent improving.
Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Hayward and two
children OF Tunbridge visited the doctors
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hayward, at
the Inn Saturday and Sunday.
Henry G. Vail arrived yesterday for
vacation lasting till Monday from his
duties with the American Tel phone and
Telt graph company in New York.
Albert Martelle, who has found em-
ployment IN the hardware store Of George
II. Kelley in Lebanon, n. H., was at home
Sunday 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Marshall A. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hood had the
daughter, Mrs Robert Flelders, and her
son With them from FRIDAY until Sunda
when they returned to South Royalton
with Mr.. Fielders, who came up after
them
Mrs. W. s. Curtis, who had been at the
Forest street home about ten days, sat
tending TO some household matters, went
back to Montpelier Monday night, ac-
companied by Miss Orpha Sargent, who
is to be with her at the cottage during
the camping season at Caspian lake,
Greens boro. The daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fred w. Curtis, and baby, who had also
been here, returned to Montpelier Satur-
day.
A social event Of considerable interest
is promised in the Old Folks ball to be
given in Grange hall Tuesday evening,
the 10Th inst. Curtis orchestra, to whose
inspiring strains the old-time dancers
footed il gaily, Is to assemble once more
for this occasion and make "Phe Fishers
Hornpipe,n "Money Musk" and "HulPs
Victory" ring out in a way to hmber the
stiffest joints and set the sedatest COM
pany to capering. The musicians will be
Andrew Curtis. w. II. Curtis, Frank
Bacon and Dexter Chatiield
At the Grange meeting Saturday ever
ing, Miss Annie L. Messer will answer
the question, "What shall the Farrer
Read ~ Miss Kate Connolly Will tell
ITO What Extent We are Justified IN
Following the Fashions of the Day In
Dress and Actions Miss Mary +. Morse
will take for subject, 'What OF the lm-
portance and Significance OF Children's
bay ?" and ID. n. Morse will speak upon
"The Reasonable Attitude toward the
Automobile Problem" The musical part
Of the program will be in charge Of Glenn
Bailey.
The Central Vermont Railway company
has issued It's 1906 'Summer Homes"
book on Vermont and Lake Champlain
resorts, which has been entirely re written
this year and contains about one hundred
new half-tone Illustrations, and complete
..,F A. a. IN bpfafg hnQrdtnU houses
rates and train service for the coming
season. The book is not for free distribu-
tion in this state, but upon receipt OF
six cents IN stamps. to cover postage, IS
mailed to parties outside the state with
a view OF inducing a larger travel to YER
mont, Lake ChamplRin and Canadian
resorts.
AtlO o'clock in the forenoon Memorial
dav. L., 5, Grant Post. u. A. r., Will form
al The Normal schoolyard at the Center
and march to the cemetery, preceded by
Marshal NJ. b. Rumrill and drum corps
under the leadership OF II. A. Phillips.
The Wcman's Relief Corps, Sons Of
Veterans, pupils Of the schools and citi-
zens will join the procession. After the
decoration Of the graves, the Post VIII
proceed to East Randolph for a picnic
dinner. after which the veterans viii
form and march 10 the cemetery in that
place and then to the Baptist church to
listen to an address by Rev. +. f. Herrick
OF Milton and to exercises BY the school
and others.
The Bachelor Maids Of the Methodist
church TO the number OF Is were enter
tanned al the parsonage last THURSDAY
evening by Mrs. \ NJ. Fowler, who had
arranged q unique affair 10 the form OF
spinster party. The maids presented
themselves with hair drawn demurely
over their ears or piled in powdered
pssses on top Of their heads and were
arraved in gowns Of such antique pattern
as 10 make them look like animated
fashion plates out Of Godeys Ladies
Rock I'M the early '-O's. a "Flural Love
story afforded an opportunity Tor a con-
test Of wits In supplying the missing
names Of flowers % complete the taie'
and the prize for this, humorous
spinster poster, was carried on BY Miss
Lima Miller. Other games were enjoyed
and chatting dish refreshments were
served. Three new members were enrolled
IN the society, Misses Winnie Burridge-
Lima Miller aud Julia SLACK.