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

c. C. RoundY and family passed SUNDAY
at the home OF his sister in Bolton.
Rev. G. F. Burroughs Of White Riyel
Junction was guest OF Rev. w. L. Spar
hawk Monday.
The w. f. q. WIN hold an afternoon so
eial at Mrs. Fabien Dupuisi next Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. IL.
Victor /. Spear, Misses Jennie Welch
Bessie Holden and Jennie Godfrey re-
turned Monday from their western trip.
Miss Lois Durkee has returned to her
home in North Randolph after spending
several weeks in the family OF II. b. Sails
bury.
Frederick Leeds has leased the L. p
Thayer place on Highland avenue for a
term OF years and viii take pos session in
the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Woodcock went
this morning to Burlington, expecting an
| operation on Mrs. WoodcOek's eyes at the
| Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Nettie Leisure Of Tunbridge spent
Monday night with her cousin, Miss Lura
| Montgomery, going the next day TO Gran
iteville, where she Is teaching.
Miss Efiie Dunbar, who had been with
her mother, Mrs Flora Dunbar, since
Sunday, returned TO her work IN the
Homer Fits store in Barre Tuesday.
woodstock's baseball team beat Bellows
Falls at Woodstock Saturday, 3 to z, and
again Monday, 9 to 4. Wyatt pitched and
Martin Connolly caught for Woodstock.
Miss Harriet Mann Of Westfield, n. J.,
visited her uncle, VIM. Mann, from sum
day until Tuesday, when she left for few
days stay at Dewey's Mills on her way
home.
Robert Adams went back Tuesday to
Lake George, where he has been employed
/ during the summer, having spent two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. j..
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii BIodgett came Mon
day from Saratoga, N. ", and stayed that
night with his brother, Charles Blodgett.
| The next day they went TO Randolph
Center 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrs and three
| children OF Ware, Mass, who had been
/ here ON an automobile trip, passing ten
days at f. A. Dunn's, left Friday for East
| Randolph, returning from there to their
| home.
| Frederick Dumas and Miss Minnie,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Hatch,
/ were married at the Catholic parochial
| residence Sunday evening by FIR. James
/ Peuders Win Goodhart and Miss Eliza
/ Goodhart attended them.
Miss Mertie Rowell has finished work
/ in the store OF II. A. Leonard and Miss
Lula Blakely takes her place. Tuesday,
/ Misses Mertie and Bertha ROwell went to
Montpelier, where they are to take
course in shorthand and typewritiug.
Mrs. o. w. Brockway's II, !. Red pullets
commenced laying last week although
they have not been fed for laying. They
do not want TO be beaten by their neigh
| Dor pullets Mrs. b. sends word through
"Ormp that every pullet Is Proctor
''man."
Miss Minnie Enright OF Brighton,
Mass, who had been at J. +. Chadwick's
this summer, returned home Friday, and
Mrs. 4. A. Rock and Master Billy and
George Kelly Of the same place returned
home Sunday after summers outing at
Mr.. Chadwick's.
Miss Carrie Draper, who had taught in
Barre for the past seven years, has now
position as teacher in the fourth grade OF
the school in Attleboro, Mass, and went
Sunday. Her sister, Miss Ruth, has be-
gun teaching the falls term Of school in
Brookfield, near the Pond village.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Abbott from Sanford farm, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus May and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Page from Boston. ere away this week on
a driving trip in the west part OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott and children leave
Saturday for their home In Winchester.
The A. B. Cushman Real Estate agency
has rented for Mrs. ID. II. Tredo OF Boston (
her house on Howard street, used last /
year by the sanatorium nurses, TO George
p. Emery, employed in A. +. Lambs
marble shop, who Will soon take posses +
sion. The nurses are to be quartered at
the sanatorium when il reopens. The t
Cushman agency has also rented for T.. +. /
Emerson his last new house on his addi- /
tion to V. A. Grant, who will shortly /
move his family from Bethel 10 occupy it. .
Mlss Tinling Of Liverpool, Eng, nation
al organizer OF the Womau's Christian
Temperance Union, gave an Interesting
address in Bethany church last Wednes-
day evening before an audience composed T.
Of attendants al the different prayer meet
ings OF the churches OF the village. She
referred to many unkind criticisms aimed
at women and their interest in temper
ance reform, which made her address a
most forceful apology. She reviewed the
great work the women are doing In adyo-
cacy OF pure ideals, and told effectively the
trend OF this activity along educational
evangelstic, social and many other lines.
Her message was decidedly refreshing 70
friends of the temperance cause. Several
additions were made tothe local union.
District No. Z OF the womans Relief
Corps met here Saturday. About 20 visit
ors were pre- sent. The inspector was Mrs
Ellen Saver Of Montpelier. She was met
at the train by a delegation, with Misses
Eva Greene and Lena McGee a. color
bearers. and escorted to the hall. Dinner
was served, with the inspector, Mrs.
Seaver. the department chaplain, Mrs.
Sarah Eaton. and the department aid,
Mrs. Nina NJ Stoughton Of Royslton, at
the head Of the table. The local corps eN-
empliied the work OF the ritual and
service book For the good of the order,
Miss Winnifred V. Mann gave two pleas
ing recitations. followed BY few remarks
bv the inspector, visitors and others. A
social hour was enjoyed and lunch was
served
Concerning the handling Of the eXcur-
sion party TO Ausable Chasm. Aug I'd,
when some IS persons were lcft behind 70
pass the night as best they might, ]. 4.
Bentley, general passenger agent OF De
Central Vermont Railway company, asked
for an explanation from the Champlain
Transportation company and the Ausabie
Chazm Railroad company. connecting
Hues. The former replied that the cap
tain 81 the returning steamboat was iu-
formed hy representative on the dock
that an the party had come down from the
Chasm. Sc be ieft az $3.50 p- m. The Trans
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