Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. Mary Saxton joined her daughter,
Miss Lucina. in Holyoke, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. +. r. Brooks is passing the week .
in Burlington with her sister, Mrs. Frank /
Thomas.
Mrs. w. +. Wedgwood has gone to Bos-
ton to see her sister, Mrs. B. W. Peake,
leaving the lst inst.
Mrs. Edward Goodhart and three chill
dren Of Waterbury were at Jerry Good
hart's Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. G. j. Dyke, who had been at home
for the holidays, returned Monday TO
Stock bridge, where she is teaching.
George Packard OF Boston was a holiday
visitor at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. IL. Packard, returning to work
Monday.
Miss Lyla Putnam went back to Keene,
y. H., Dec. Both TO continue teaching in
the schools OF that city after the Christ
mas recess.
Miss Helen Blanchard has been carrying
her left arm in a sling as the result OF
fall on the stairs at home in which she
sprained her wrist.
Miss Maud Hatch returned Saturday 10
Cambridge, Mass, after spending two
weeks with her father and sister, Z. A.
and Miss Alice Hatch
NC. Rowell shipped TO market last
| Thursday a fine flock of 2s6 sheep ana
lambs bought OF Clayton and Rupert
Mann at O. cents pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lane and two
daughters, holiday guests at j. n. Moul-
toms, took their departure for MI. YER
non, n. ", last Thursday.
Miss Emma Russ, who had been clerk
| ing in r. A. Thomas store during the hel-
| iday rush, finished her labors there and
returned to her home in South Royalton
the LIST.
Glenn Bailey, George Chatfeld and Mrs.
| Rertha Blanchard formed three piece
orchestra that played for a private New
Years dance in Miles hall at Barre Mon
day night.
w. W. Wilton and bis daughter, Mrs.
Owen Clark, OF Somerville, Mass VINO
had been spending little time with ac'
Z auaintances in this vicinity, went away
the 30th ult.
Mrs. Anna Emerson and Miss Mary
Bean OF Boston stopped here last Thurs
day. on their way home from Swantont 70
visit Mrs. j f. Mead and continued their
journey saturday.
Miss Mabel Roundy OF Rockingham,
assistant teacher in the Bradford Hig1
school. was with her brother, I. =
Roundy, and his family last week ifon
Thursday to Saturday.
Frank L. Parker, stenographer anC
tvnewriter for the Sullivan Machine com
o. pany OF Claremont, n. H., has been
quest at A. II. Beedle's, arriving las
III Thursday and leaving Monday.
:, The sacrament o. baptism was admin
~ istered To three candidates in the baptis
= church Sunday at the evening service
~ Miss Esther A. Ely, boarder az the Inn
"a Miss Hazel Slack and Claude Bruce.
L. 5. Grant Post, g. A: X, ana tn
pS Woman's Relief Corps will hold JOINT u
> I - ENtn
n inc. the 9Th inst, and the w. X. =. oiheeI
~ 1905 are asked 10 meet promptly 81 o;d
o'clock.
Mrs. Laura Kezer and her daughter
Miss Alice. came from Rochester las
Thnrsday to visit at A. b. Fish's. MIS-
Alice left on the night train to resnm
: work in Boston after vacation, Out Mr
Kezer stayed until the next oay'
Mrs. Bates Nichols and her daughte
NJ ~ reteheo. OF Fresno, Cal, who ha
naen at Judge VIM. II. Nichols, speI
SUNDAY ia Wilder aud from there went
- Windsor 10 visit the ruxbury iamh
They will take a trip 10 Boston before =
turning to Randolph in week or So
There will be a regular meeting OF q
Order OF the Eastern Star at their loon
In Masonic hall on the evening OF Ihurl
day, January IL, ct ~. y y nope oas y"
AM The officers will be in their places
there Is work to be done, and some OF u
grand officers will be present. A ful
tendance is desired.
ar II Christmas and the two following usl
VI determined, according TO an anclenl 80,
Inc weather for January, February ~
March. Inc emigration TO California mig
as we'll cease at once, for the laho on ilu
n and flowers can have nothing Deter
w. IN the way OF climate than Nermo
bas in anticipation. The almanacs, nov
arer venture to predict few storms
vsrv the monotony OF perpetual suhshh
~ : Grant Post, g. A. r., Will hold
a,nnal memorial service for comrades
: ceased during the year IN q. A. n, !.
Sunday afternoon at : o'ciocAi au
nnbl,c il invited to attend. Inc hsl
aa ea5 4 l. II. Goodrich, 5. G. Webst
- inhn Hatch. b. |. Pratt, Darius hal'
Z | S.,i,,aster Rauister Thomas smith
L Isd,rin Goodwin. The service viii DC
charge Of Rev. A. Csrswell, rector Oh
Johns church. ,.
m Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bass were N ~"
sor New Years 10 attend the "euulns
80 Wiss aertrude Z. Harris, who has !, |,
ss,,Is Visited in Randolph, ana X
oO Shcstey r Jenny OF Meriden n. II;
.,arrisge was solemnized IN the Melhou
nhnrch at Windsor and was followed uy
IN rscention at the home OF the nrioe Il
entsi Mr.. and Mrs. henry hat 10,
1ry. groom will be graduated so nnivers
ansC Tisi then accept call to Baitimc
@ Md. 49,,
y, Tha n,atform magnet, Rev. Morl
yvaad nastor OF the Plymouth W
ehurcb of Cleveland. O., Will De tne =
- s attract in the Randolph Enteris 3 lis
al course and Will lecture IN DnBoes IN p1
- hall Tuesday evening" g haro are We al
s.i s MI Wood dis IS called one Of the most
Tie liant orators and popular speakers y
country ,s today, witha remarkao i pie pfsse
srs and delivery and peculiar ms ,sdsenc,
k fuence over the masses 10 e ~, ssnec
y adds wit and is endowed Win q"
an Iy pleasing voice.