Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-01
Randolph.


John Chase OF BOSTON passed Sunday
/ with his parents, MIR. and Mrs, |. ). Chase,
/ Miss Grace Hayes was home from the
University Of Vermont Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs, Julia Rindge has gone TO East
Warren 10 spend the winter at W, III,
chatheld's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers have been in
Montpelier aud Piainteld few days, GO
ing Monday.
DIR. +, +, Iadd Of Rumney, \. H., was
/ with his wife and daughter at the Church
farm from Friday 10 Monday,
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. ii. Miller came from
/ Pomfret Friday TO take up their residence
Ia the cottage at the Mcintyre place ON
Randolph avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Abbott and child
OF Orwell, who had been visiting Mr..
Abbotts parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene
Abbott, went away saturday.
Mrs. Horace Church is IN Worcester,
Mass, with her three sons, Herbert,
Charles aud Pearl. fitchburg and Boston
have also been included in her trip,
The Randolph woman's Literary club
will be entertained Saturday afternoon
I by Mrs. Belle ID. Dubois and Mrs. X.
/ Nj. Fowler at the residence OF the former
on South Main street.
! A. NJ. Hubbard WAS In White River
Junction Friday TO attend the funeral of
a brother knight TemplAr, George
Flanders, proprietor OF the depot Iestau.
rant at the Junction.
Leon Ssult has gone from New York TO
Rockville, Conn, where he expects 10
be engaged two or three months in the
business OF the firm by which he is en-
ployed as civil engineer.
| r. 5. Abbott has begun the construc-
ton Of two-story house ON Maple street,
west OF q. III. Stacks premises. The main
part will be 22x30 feet, and the ell i2x2S
feet, the whole TO be covered by a fiat
roof.
4 The Sunday edition OF the Boston
7 Herald made feature OF church union as
exemplitied in Randolph, illustrating the
I text by cuts OF Rev. Fraser MetZger, the
lower part OF Main street and the two
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Ingalls,, who have
been boarding at y. j. Blanchard's this
summer, are TO go to housekeeping again
| in the cottage OF Z. w. Hayward on
Pleasant street, OF which they take
pos ession at once.
Mrs. 4. +. Brooks has been in Bur-
lington since Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Thomas, who starts today
for California to spend the winter at
Pasadena for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. Thomas is accompanied by her
husband, who will be in California about
a month.
While hunting along the river last week,
Guy Ripley laid his gun down on log
and in picking IL up again accidentally
discharged the piece in such a way that
the bullet entered his left hand, opposite
the thumb, and inflicted an ugly flesh
wound
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Grain OF Boston left
town Saturday after having been the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. ID. II. Morse,
several days. ID A. Roleau, rep resentative
from New Haven, was entertained at Mr..
Morse's during the Sunday recess OF the
legislature.
Mrs. George +. Mann OF Dewey's Mills,
tho was in Montpelier at the functions OF
Ladies' week, stopped here Friday for her
little daughter W HON she had left with the
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mann, during her stay in the Capital.
Satui day Mr.. Mann and his son, William,
motored to town from Dewey's NJ ills and
remained over night.
Ernest Manchester and family are now
occupying the house on Central street re-
Gently purchased Of Mrs. Hattie Lamson,
whose tenant, James Oney, has found
quarters in the upper part of the b. q.
Bass use on School street. Charles
White, who has been living in Peth this
summer, is installed in Mr.. Manchester's
house on the Snowsvile road, which the
owner has just vacated.
G. Dubois, who had been in Atlanta
and San Francisco on business for the
Western Electric company, since he was
here, last Joined Mrs. Dubois and Master
William in Winchester, Mass, and accom-
panied them last Thursday to Randolph,
where little Miss Susan had been left with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. z.
Sanford. Saturday the family started for
their winter residence in Evanston, Ill.
At the meeting OF the Sanatorium Aid
society Friday afternoon, the ladies voted
to make their regular payments of s25 a
month for the free bed during the time
the sanatorium was closed, the same as
they would have done had it been open.
Arrangements were also completed for
the "open house" tomorrow from 2 to 8
in the afternoon and from ITO 8 in the
evening, in which hours it is hoped all
who would like to do so will pay the in
sttution visit of inspection.
Rev. DIR. A. l.. Cooper was reelected
president OF the Vermont Bible society at
the annual meeting, held in Montpelier
the oath ult, and attended the anniversary
services OF the society in Bethany church,
Montpelier, Sunday. During the year the
organization has expended S2S3l no and
has S23091 on hand. Ninety-five Protes-
tant and 221 Roman Catholic families were
found without bles, and Sc copies were
placed with the Protestant families, and 6S
with the Catholic. Ten illiterate families
in the state were reported.
A class of 16 was initiated into the third
and fourth degrees at the Grange meeting
Saturday night, when the Harvest march
OF the occasion was finely executed by ten
couples under the leadership OF n. Z. Buck
and Miss Winnifred Mann. This Grange
has been invited to exemplify four degrees
at the State Grange meeting in Burlington,
Dec 1915, and there is some prospect that
it will undertake to work the third and
fourth A delegation Of ten from Water
bury was present Saturday night to wit
ness the initiation ceremonies, the visit
ors being d. ID. Deavitt. master of Dilling-