Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Choate OF Boston
ana Mrs, Mary Talbot OF South R0yalt0n
were visitors yesterday at \. {, Graene's,
Mrs e. z, smith, " IN had been spend
lag d month Wttu her niece, Mrs. J. II.
Lamson, 20 X her departure yesterday 10
Boston,
The Randolph WUman's Literary club
Will have .is Thanksgiving dinner In the
Baptist vestry saturday afternoon, Nov.
Il, al 2 o'clock,
A. q. Osgooi started Tuesday night for
Detroit and kalamazoo, Mich, the trip
bslUg taken ia the interests OF the Ran
oolph foundry.
Mrs Henry Seymour Left this morning
for Norihheld and Barre aud will also
attend the district meeting OF Rebekahs
in Waterbury Friday.
Or, aud Mrs II. q. Beekuan, Richard
Grant, Fred Fairbanks, jackson Vail and
| Fred Hayward witnessed the Dartmouth
Amherst football game IN Hanover Satur.
day.
{. Harry Rogers of Rockport, Mass, is
in town today to look at the Beedle graz
lite. Tie is connected with company hav-
ing extensive granite operations at Cape
Ann.
+. II. Ket,hum, DeForrest Lewis and
Martin Sargent were in Montpelier last
Thursday 10 attend the First Cavalry
reunion, aud Mrs. Lewis took the op-
portunity to visit in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. O7son Woodcock went TO
| Burlington Tues ay to have DR.. Twitchell
examine Mrs. WoodCuck left eye from
which cataract has lately been removed
aud, II possible at this time, to have
glasses fitted.
Fred Fairbanks has given up his posi-
ton as night telegraph operator at the
raliro4d station and entered the ALBANY
business college. Since his departure,
Fred L8Due Of Brantree has been assist
ing at the station.
James Hutchinson and Joseph W.
Atwood were in Montpelier Tuesday TO
hear the discussion on Capital punish
ment al the legislature. Tue former was
also interested in the progress OF the
wcman's suffrage measure.
l.. q. Kent has severed his connection
with the Brigham creamery and has
moved his family to BrooEheld here he
mas charge of the creamery there His
place with the Brigham establishment is
beng taken by Charles Stimets from
Barnard, who is lvitg in Mrs. c. NJ.
! towards house.
George Boyce, who had been having an
att elk OF pneumonia at Young's hotel in
Boston, was able Saturday to ioin his
VIE and daughter at the Randolph Inn,
whose guests they had been for month
| Monday Mrs. BOyCe and daughter
went TO the home OF the family in Osh-
kosh, Wis, while MIR Boyce left for the
region OF the Mexican silver mines in
which he is interes ed.
Amos Phelps OF White River junction
spent Sunday with his parents on the
farm Just south of the village. Thar
night IN driving TO the station to take
the train, he encountered at the South
Pleasant street crossing some of the wires
IN the snowstoIm had broken down.
Inc top OF the carriage was caught in the
tangle and Mr.. Phelps and his COM
panlon were thrown out.
Miss Evelyn Manuey gave an cnler-
tanning description of her travels in
Europe this summer to a large mbIage
at the Grange meeting Saturday evening
Inc mooted subject of exemplifving the
thlrd ana fourth degrees at the State
Grange IN Burlington, Dee. 11-13. came /
up Tor settlement and was decided in the ,
affirmative. The first rehearsal of the |
team VIII be held tomorrow evening.
Mrs. |. d. Williams wet Monday to
New Haven, Conn, where Mr. Wilkins
mas Oeeh seeking special treatment for his /,
Eealln. Yesterday, the daughter-in- law
MIS- victor Williams received a letter and /
telegram stating that Mr.. Williams is yerv
much improved and has gained elght .
pounds. lie is under the doctors care
anu a. H. Is staying with his daughter, Mrs. i. |
II. Thesis of New Haven, Conn. whera no.
IS receiving the best of care.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. brigham. vino havo
Deeh occupying the house of Mrs. i " |
gabrielle through The summer. are not to
remain there this winter, Mr+. GabrielJe
having returned from an absence of fonr
or hVe months in Massachusetts She
arrived Saturday with her stenson
Gharies Gabrielle of Haverhill. Mrs
1rlgham and son will go Saturday IN
newton highlands for the winter. and
NJ NJ brigham Will board at Charles
GriswOlds.
Three or four inches of snow fell Sun
IeS plSht IN TINS village but back on the
mus varying depths from eight to sixteen
ihches are reported. The sow was 80
heaVy that Monday morning only ono
ltlephone line could be operated from
me switch board of the Randolnh ev-
change and the wires IN all directions
IookGu as though they had been droDped
ny lhe playful storm after an Interesting
Eanle OF cat $ cradle. The electric IphI
wires were so broken, crossed and Ioadad |
with brapchs that they could not he mn
ID working order until Tuesday night
IL IS sad to b9 fair sleighing in Br,ok-
'elu' ana Monday two or three bobsIeds
acre seel Ia the streets Of Randolph.
Church Notes.
The ladies Of the Baptist church. will
meet Thursday, Nov. p.
Bethany lid will meet with Mrs. A
Sc. u