Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-20
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Ill. {. Gilber; reached town Saturday
after an absence OF several Weeks in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. A. a. Perkins OF Barnard visited
the family OF her brother, A. q. Putna m,
Monday.
Miss l4yla Putnam, teacher In the pub.
lie schools OF keene, n. H., IS at home for
the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Gilman Frost OF Hanover, ". H.,
was m this village Friday and SATURDAY. ON
a shopping expedition.
Miss Blonde Seymour, stenographer at
Hyde Park, arrived Monday tor a brief
vacation ending tomorrow.
Miss Jennie, daughter OF Ex-Governor
Bell OF Walden, has been the guest Of
Miss Mary Morse for few days
Frederick Rainey comes from Hanover,
n. H., today to spend the holiday recess OF
Dartmouth college with Mrs, Emma s.
Reed.
Mrs. Jonas Sanders OF Tunbridge was
at w. W. Beans Monday, stopping over
one train on her way home from Mont.
peiier.
Miss Emma Moses is having a two
weeks respite from her pedagogical duties
In Rochester and came from that place
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Wood has gone to Newton
willie, Mass, 10 spend the holidays with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. Wood.
A. NJ. Hubbard, T.. A. Phillips, Z. W.
Hayward and e. T.. Abbott attended the
annual meeting OF the Mystic Shrine in
! Montpelier Friday night.
I Miss Ida Flint, who Is attending the
Bryant A Stratton Business college In
Boston, is TO arrive Saturday for Christ
mss vacation OF one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IL. Collins, after nearly
q weeks stay at A. IL. Beedle's on their re-
turn from New York, continued their
journey to Montpelier Monday.
Misses Myrtle and Bertha Rowell have
finisned a fourteen weeks course in stem
ography with Miss Mae Billiard In Mont.
pelisr and are at home for the present.
Mrs. j. X. Chandler OF Manchester,
n. H., who had been spending two
months with her sister, Mrs. NJ. A
Tewksbury, left the nth for Someryille
Mass, where she has son living.
Miss Cleora Morse, who came from
Portland, Me-, to be present at the wed
ding OF her brother, Lincoln w. Mors'
and Miss NJ. Louisa Parmenter in Brook
field, the 18th inst, returned to Portland
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Sault, stenogrspher for tn
Postal Telegraph company in New Yori
I city, and her brother, Leon, draughtsmai
in an Office at Rockville, Conn, are to b
with their mother, Mrs. Louis Sault, dur
ing the holidays.
Owing to the other attractions Of Frida.
evening, only two tables OF players as
sembled at the Rebekah whist party II
Odd Fellows hall. Though small, tn
company pursued the game with pleasure
and adjourned to a pcst-holiday date, I
be determined later.
Rev. Father Lonergan, at one time prizes
in charge OF the Catholic church in Ran
doIph, has Just ordered from a Pennsyl
yania firm a 1900 pound bell for st. An
. thongs church in White River junction
to which pasiorate he went from here i
1891. The new bell will be the largest o
any church at the Junction.
Mrs. George o. Howe has bougt
through the A. B. Cushmsn Real Estat
agency the two houses of the f. +. Elmer
son company on Terrace street, occuple
byC Il Hollis and V. A. Grant. Tn
, price paid for the two was sAoO. Mr.
J Howe has also bought OF Mrs. !
Thsyer the cottage on South street
which George 5. Hutchinson IS living.
> DIR. J.P. Clifford, health officer OF Rar
q ciolph. and DR.. A. G. Bailey were in Brsir
tree last Thursday to assist Health Ofic'
Cleveland in oprbing the scsrlatina m
- crobe that has been rioting over Braintr'
J in an unbridled manner. Sixteen cast
Il have been reported and quarantined, b'
Others, 1t is believed, have had the disea
in a light form that escaped detection.
&. 4. Moves, who left Randolph n,
quite two years ago to establish himself
business at Westteld and was afterwart
compelled by impaired health to aoando
. mercantile life for awhile, is now fair
recovered and will 20 the LIST OF Janusi
to Toronto to represent an American con
many with hich he has been associate
this fall. Mrs. Moves and little daughte
Virginia, will spend the winter IN FRAN
lin with the formers parents.
A. A.. Priest was reelected secretary
the Vermont State Grange at the CONVEX
ton in Burlington last week George CHI
was chosen worthy assistant steward, al
Mrs. Flint, lady assistant steward. u.
. Morse was made president OF the state e
, ecutive committee, and A. A. Priest seer
tary. A resolution was passed, thankil
the West Randolph Grange for its exec
lent work in the exemplification OF t
third and fourth degrees during the SC
sion.
I'll The we'll known sorrel steed OF j.
Newton departed this life Sunday at |
ripe old age OF "a years. 1t ate not !
= hay OF idleness and had long been shi
log example OF patient industry to M
and beast. When Mr.. Newton bought
new horse the other day, the old amin
though never an accomplished hacker, Q
cided to back out of an existence so GU
tered with lumber wagons and gene
\ trucking and, as usual, fell down IN I
2 process, quite determined this time not
get up again.
AL Croft OF Enosburg Falls, preside
Of the Vermont Maple Sugarmase
association, and ii. b. Chapin OF Miuu
sex. secretary, met the treasurer a
auditor. H. w. Vail and M. II. Mill
at the Maple Sugar market in this villa
last Thursday to go over the yea
accounts and prepare for the amt