Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06

MIS-. II. X. Hayward wishes to exteDi
sincere thanks TO her many friends 70
me beautiful flowers and other remem
ORANGES sent her during her past serIou
illness.
Fred Slack from Northfeld is with hi
mother few days.
Miss Grece secomb is a late arrival al
Benjamin fuckers.
DIT. Hayward and family spent two days
In Randolph last week.
Edgar Rowell is having two doImel
windows put in his house.
Miss Gertrude Goodale spent few day,
at DR.. Hayward's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kibbee are visit
ing friends IN Lyme ana Etna.i
Miss Bessie Hinckley and James How
ard returned to Boston Saturday.
The Jones house is nearly completed
the plastering beng done this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alick Coutermarsh visited
I friends in Wilder the first Of last week.
Misses Mabel and Edith Grant have re-
turned to the Randolph Normal school.
Miss Maud Chapman OF Lawrence,
Mass, spent last week with friends here.
Miss Gertie Leisure went Monday to
Graniteyille, where she is to teach this
fall.
Mrs. A. r. Nelson and son Of Barre were
at her sisters, Mrs. Eva Tucker, last
week
Miss Anne Howe returned to Mount
hermon and Army Ballou to Claremont
Monday.
Miss Eunice Moulton and Mary Camp
OF Chelsea are spending their vacation at
j. NJ. Jones'.
Mrs. Abbie Emery Of Washington, ID.
y, Is visiting her brother, Royal ID. Mex
ley, this week
II. r. Hayward is having a new chimney
built, Erwin Doubleday OF South Royalton
doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bergen and Miss
Vitaline Granger Of Barre are visiting
their sister here.
Mrs u w. Howe has been having new
piazza built to her house and other re-
pairs are being made.
Miss Harriet Wood and Miss Gertrude
Montgomery commenced their schools for
the fall term Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson OF
North Randolph visited at Mrs. Ellen
Howe's last Thursday.
Mrs. Alsina Bacon and Mrs. Charles
Bacon OF Chelsea were at Mrs. Ruth Pit
kin's last week Wednesday.
n. II. Alexander Of Beecher Falls and
DIR. y. r. Dean of Lebanon were guests at
Benjamin fuckers last week.
Mr.. Eastman OF North Randolph has /
moved with his family into the Swan /
house and has hired out to Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Benjamin Tucker took |
their guests to Williamstown Springs last 4
Friday, having very enjoyable time.
The Union Agricultural society will hold /
its fifth annual fair at Tunbridge Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2, 3 and 4.
Commander j. l.. Farnham. n. X.
Goodwin and DR.. John Durkee from
Whitney post, No. n, @. A. r., attended
the reunion Of the 18th Vt. Regt. at Chel-
sea Sept. LIST.
Rev. Claude A. Butterheld OF Ludlow,
Mass, brother of Ray Il. Buttertield,
will supply the pulpit of the Congo church
and administer the sacrament OF the
Lords Supper next Sunday. Preparatory
meeting Saturday evening at 1880.
A new Christian Endeavor society has
been formed with about 20 members. The
follow ing officers were elected Pres, Miss
Harriet Hayward; Vice Pres, Ernest
Prayer Meeting CON-, Miss Grace Farm
ham, Fannie Chadwick and Abbie Mox-
ley; Lookout Com, Will Farnham, Flossie
5logston and Fred Chadwick.
j. NJ. Jones went to South Royalton one
lay last week to see Mr.. Sawyer, the gov
srnment inspector OF X. f. d. routes and
he one who laid out the two routes in :
six years ago and which have
not been changed since first laid out.
Mr. Sawyer is comrade OF Mr.. Jones and
hey had a good time rehearsing the eX-
)eriences Of lay ing out the route, it being
he first route in Orange county.