Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

FRIDAY after spending a few days win
Mrs. 4. y. Strong.
Dr. and Mrs. J. p. Clifford went TO LYNN.
Mass, Monday TO attend the wedding
Tuesday OF Mrs. Giiford's brother, Charles
y. Rolie, and Miss Edith Wyman. both
Of Lynn.
Mrs. c. f. Wyman. who has been living
in Williamstown this winter with her
daughter, Mrs. o. Fl. Silver, and family. is
visiting her soa, +. y. Myman, and other
relatives for awhile.
Miss Emma Moses went to Rochester
Saturday to resume teaching ia the
schools Of that village which had been
closed two weeks on account Of few
cases OF scarlet fever.
William Booth, who came from New
port n. H., 10 close his purchase Of the
Bagley place on Highland avenue, went
home saturday 10 make arrangement TO
move here in about a month with his
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
John Wynn Of Mandan, ~ D., who
has been spending the winter with his
father, Patrick Wynn, at the farm on
the old road to the Center, Is away for
short time on a visit to his aunt Ia
Millers Falls and his sister, Mrs. ". j..
Carney, in Melrose, Mass.
A. }. Russlow has taken a five year
lease Of Mrs. Ida Mann's farm and Will
cultivate the land. while Mrs. Mann will
retain possession Of the house, which she
will occupy IN the summer as usual. Mr..
Russlow VIII continue ia the livery BUSH
ness and follow agriculture as side Issue.
Mrs David Bosworth, who had been
passing some time IN Randolph with her
father, Judge VIM. ri Nichols, for the
benefit Of her health, went the 25th ult.
to her home 10 Bristol 70 stay two or three
weeks after which she expects 10 come
back 20 Randolph for another period Of
rest and change.
Miss Mary S. Dubois and Miss Frances
Warner Of the High school faculty were
/ IN Burlington saturday night to witness
"rhe Merchant 81 Venice" presented by
[ the Ben Greet players Of London in Eliza
bethan manner. THIS unusually line at
traction was secured for Burlington BY
the University Of Vermont. in whose GYM
nasium the play was given.
X. Asakawa, Pm. D., the japanese pro-
{ lessor AZ Dartmouth college who lectured
I in Randolph, Nov. 2, under the auspices
Z OF the entertainment course, taking for
I his subject the Peace Conference at Ports
mouth and the Treaty Of Portsmouth
viii sail from Seattle, W ash, the 10th Of
/ thi. month for Japan. He goes to pur-
chase for Congress and Yale university q
/ systematic collection Of books irom public
and private sources.
| Parker II. Daggett Of the junior class Of
Harvard college was with Mr. and Mrs. J.
! :. Chase from Wednesday Of last week
until Monday. Mr. Daggett, who y the
SON OF Mrs. Chase's brother, Gilbert Dag
( gett. the old-time second tenor OF the
Webber quartetta OF Boston, has won d
( great deal OF praise as "a composer, among
his best known pieces being "The Grim
SON. march ard topical song called II q
Proud to be Yankee He Is al present
T al work on a comic opera 70 DE produced
next season IN Boston.
Miss Florence KendaH's dancing schoo
Z extra Friday evening TOOK he form OF
{ College partv az Grange hall, which was
decorated with college flags aud devices
ina honor Of the occasion. With the baI
I cards we're given small flags for the per-
( gonal adornment OF the dancers, VINO We're
fortunately not required to produce
/ eheensiin dipioma before donning tn,
emblem OF some particular university
( Glenn Bailey. George Chatiield aud Mrs
Rertha blanchard furnished music Tor th'
twenty or more couples present, v no
ended a most delightful evening with
{ little exercise on roller skates. Among
those in attendance were Messrs; faneuI
i Woodard and Culver Of south koyaitoh
and Miss Floy sturtevant o. y, AlDahs
the latter being The guest OF MISS na1e
I Fairbanks and Miss Edilh howard IVA
Friday 70 Tuesday
The fourth quarterly conference OF th'
/ Methodist church was held Friday even
inc with Rev. ~. NJ Newton OF Souti
/ Royalton. presiding elder. The anair
"a me society we're found In eXcellen
condition and a strong deflre was eA
/ preesed personally bY the members 10
~ return another year OF the pastcT
Rev. N NJ. Fowler, whose ministratloh'
have been helpful and under mos
( Guidance the work OF the church mas pes
tremendously accomplished. Ihe ste 5'N.,l.
elected for this charge are DR.. A 9. baleA
/ ID ID Howe A. y. nayes, r. Il. SLACK, l.
Is Rhodes. Albert Il. Morse and q J.. HUI
bard and Tor Bethel Gilead, Arthu
Williams. Il. s. Tewkshury and Mofri
FUis The finance committee Is compose
IN Dr BAILEY. A. ~ Hayes and ID y
Howe. r. III. slack is recording steward
Arthur Williams. assistant steward
aud o. b. Copeland keeper ~ ehufci
records
one II the most pleasant afternoons Q
tbe season was passed BY the hahuolp
Wonan's Literary club SATURDAY Wne
Il fbirtv-four members and twelve guess
,vere entertained at the home OF MIS- I
"
,eas oliver Wendell Holmes, and interest
No .sAnecdotes1 by Miss Eta hsrwoo;a
aIIolmes as Author and Poet by Mrs, /
W. Tewksbury. and selected realings 2
Mrs b :. Tracy proved the ability Of ~
Holmes not only as writer OF boih plos
ana poetry. but also az lecturer arc p9g
sician. A finely prepared essay ~ ".
Is. C. Ham on Boston Today as l,lt'l =
canterif showed us that. although the olo
- 1;r.,ls Al writers who made Boston an
H. surroundings famous in DAYS goue Z
live ONLY In their works, there are lsteL "a.
men and women iu that ~ today Wh
are in different ways welding q power,
influence on the lives ana chafse-sls
the people Of the country anu on ,lIJ %
80 ~ money from Mrs. Albert j., Bass
, 3 folsen 81 her appreciation Of ana lhteIe
in me work Of the club. very pies,sa n
social hour followed the conclusion ol u