Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Edith B'a ichard Is in Boston and
Vicinity 70 couple OF Weeks.
Miss Pelen Wheeler OF Hebard hiIl lis.
Tied Miss STELLA Morse last week.
Joseph Rope has moved to the Howar6
block from the Charles Mann house or
Central street
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Slack Of North Tuu.
bridge were at the home OF their nephe,y
w. e. Slack, Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Homer White held services +,
Christ church, Montpelier, SUNDAY In the
absence Of the rector, Rev. A. n. Lewis.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Frank NJ. spauldipe
OF st. AlbsIs paid a brief visit TO theiI
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Moses Spaulding
Sunday.
w. W. Seymour and son Of Swampsco't
Mass, are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. r. I. Sault, and Tuesday Nj
Seymour and Mr.. Sault went to Highgatt
Springs on fishing trip.
Jesse Remington, whose health is some.
what impaired, has gwen up his work II
the Vermont Farm Machine shop in Bel
lows Falls and gone to his relatives il
Sheldon for month OF rest.
Mrs. Lena Proctor OF Enfield. n. H..whc
had teen to see her daughter, Mrs. Free
King, in Essex Center, stopped here OF
the way bick Saturday and remained ovel
S nday With her mother, Mrs d. Waldo.
/ Nelson Pray Of the Center is to TAX
charge OF the farm affairs Of T.. L. Bass
whose lumber business causes him TO b.
absent a { rsat deal and occupies his atten.
/ tion 10 the exclusion Of agricultural mat
4 tiers.
Mrs. George Pinney and daughter, Bea
| tr.ce, are the guests of Mrs. Pinney's Sis
| ter, Mrs. Fonda, in St. Adams. saturday
they will go 10 Queen City park to CAM
I two or three weeks and will be mel Their
by Mr.. Pinney and Mrs. George f. Jones.
Miss Blond Seymour is having &
months vacation from her duties as stem
4 ographer in Hyde Park and is at the Sey-
mour farm, where Leon B. Griswold, stem
/ ographer for the Republican committee a.
Montpelier, was also entertained over
Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson is passing a yaca-
/ ton with her sister. Mrs. Flora French, IN
Marlboro, Mass The latter's son, Master
1 Ralph French, who had been attending
school in Randolph a year, has gone L
I Everett to stay a little while before re
/ turning to Marlboro.
Hon. v l. Spear, who is TO join the g.
] A. r. excursion TO Minneapolis Saturday,
will be accompanied by his niece, Mis-
| Bessie Holden, and her friend, Miss Jen.
ME Godfrey, on the trip TO extend with
them to Billings. Mont, and include fiv,
DAYS and half in the National park.
Mrs. r. Norman Of East Braintree anc
/ her six daughters had a pleasant family
reunion last Thursday at the home OF ont
| Of them, Mrs. Dennis Cassidy, on Per-
street. There were present besides TIT
mother and the hostess OF the occasion.
! Misses Nina, Car otta and Lena, Mrs. II.
NJ. Shea and baby OF East Brooktield ano
| Mrs. Pearl Rand OF Barre, with the latteri
h Isband and son, Herbert.
Old Folks day at the Methodist church
Sunday was an event Of unusual interest
calling together a large congregation
among whom were at least nineteen past
65 wears OF age. The more advanced were
| William Holmes, age %; Lebina Spauld
| ing. 90, and Rev. Or. A. l.. Cooper, q. a
very excellent sermon on External Hope
was preached by the pastor, Rev. X NJ.
| Fowler. and the sacrament OF the Lord
SINNER VAS administered. Bouquets OF
| sweet peas were presented TO the veteran
| soldiers Of the Church Militant az the Close
| OF the service.
Miss Mary f. Morse and Miss Alice
Rnck viii represent this town in the Flor
al hail exhibit of Dog River Valley fan
sept. IL, y and 10. II Is proposed TO hay'
a separate booth for Randolph II possible
and a creditable showing is greatly desired
Of fancy and useful articles on the mos mo-,
| yorthy OF which suitable premiums Wal
he awarded. Articles for the exhibit car
he left up TO and including sept. VIII
| Miss Morse at the Emerson mill or wlt1
/ Miss Buck at her home, but they can only
| receive such things as can be packed II
trunks for transportation.
The fall term OF the Randolph Grades
and High school begins Monday, sept. ~
All Of The grade teachers OF last year nav
hean retained. Bethel and Randolph
,,raded districts have united in securing
Miss Esther NJ. Bonner, graduate OF sew
eral Western institutions and teacher 9
exuerlence, as special instructor IN afaN
ING and penmanship, She Wall DIVIDE ne
time between the Two scnools' -
MANNED 10 return 10 the old spencerlan
liant style OF handwriting this year, an
considera bic attention will be devoted =
maj branch. As teacher OF music, IN
committee has engaged Miss Minnie !
parbour. a we'll known vocalist OF MONT
reIier Who taught that department IN IN
Vindsor High school one year ana come
veil recommended. She will give "
DAYS week to the work, which wiz
supplemented by the grace teaNhSis
some extent. This completes the vs.
teachers, and there is promise OF sho'he
successful year.
Golden rod, maidenhair ferns ana ~
flowers Of midsummer added tner Deaut
md fragrance to the parlors Of the Baptl.
Parsonage saturday afternoon for me te'
ombined with a candy and CAKE ssl'
rom 3 to 5 o'clock. Unpleasant Nestn N
,revented so large an attendance w
anticipated, but about twenty nv. enloye
,,sry pleasant social occasion. lea va
nonred during the first hour by Mrs; =, -. .
Rising and Mrs. Alfred Webster, ana uul
me the second by Mrs. c. F. Moulton az
Ms Pred Joslyn, the ladies being asS ~,
IN serving by Misses Ida Rand, haz
si.ct and Cora Holbrook. Two eanq :
.sbles were in charge OF Mrs; SHERMAN
80 Miss Desier MoultOu, Mss MARY
nnpois and the latter's guest, Miss Jenn
gs,nbeI of Wallingtord, Conn; M i
r Gland Rising OF Providence, X. Is VS. Y
n mo with her husband AZ me NoliI p NJ
4 ,asSents Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. hlslhl
Shared the responsibility Of the csAe tSg !,
s.isb Mrs. Fannie Lewis, and 50 temp'lu
80 The wares offered for sale that the Il
[ CENTS amounted to us.