Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18

Among those present at the funeral OF
Mrs George Learned held at her rooms 10
the Williams block Saturday afternoon
were the son OF the deceased, George IL.
Learned Of Toronto, Ont, and niece,
Miss Edith Spear Of Lebanon, n. IL.
William Raymore and bride, who have
been in town on their wedding trip, go to-
day to Springfield, where their home is to
be- Mrs Raymore's brother, Ephriam
Boss, and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Raymore,
also visitors here, left for Springfield Sat
urday.
Misses Clare HAYES and Lila Tracy Of
Berlin, who had been the guests for a
week OF their grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. g. Tracy, took their departure to North
field yesterday to remain until Saturday,
when they will continue their Journey
home.
Mrs. A. A. Smith started for st. Johns
bury last evening in response to-a message
announcing the illness Of her daughter,
Mrs. George Cheney, who was found
! lying on the floor in faint by her daugh-
| ter, Miss Hortense Peters, on the latter's
return from school.
Charles Bent, who ha been at home
nine weeks suffering from appendicitis,
was able Tuesday TO take up his work
again as foreman for the Berlin Con-
struction company and went to Troy,
n. Y, TO assume charge OF the building
of bridge there for the Boston a Maine
railroad.
Mrs. Henry Chandler. who has been
| i'll with pleuro-pneumonia for the last ten
days, is very low.this morning, and much
anxiety is felt on account OF her advanced
age OF 81 years. Her son, Henry, arrived
yesterday from Milwaukee and her broth
err in law, Col. A. B. Chandler, came from
New York.
+. X. Bailey, Junk dealer of Barre, W DO
is picking up odds and ends in this vicin-
ity, has bought for old iron the bell that
for years hung in the belfry Of the West
Brookiield church, and whose 1900 pounds
Of metal were sold for 20. II has been re-
placed by new one. The old bell was
earted to Randolph Saturday for ship
ment.
Mrs. George Walker Of Holyoke, Mass,
who was call, d here by the death Of her
aunt, Mrs. George Learned, took her de-
parture Tuesday, going TO Bethel to re-
sumo her canvassing business. Her moth
er, Mrs. V. s. Bradbury, leaves { day for
Royalton, where she Will visit until Sat
urday and then return to Newport, y. H.,
to care for Mrs. Althea Mann, who is in
very feeble health.
Victor A. Williams opened roller
skating rink in Williams hall Tuesday
evening with a party OF twenty-five or
thirty. who found the revival Of this
favorite pastime Of twenty years ago very
enjoyable. Mr.. Williams, whose twenty
five pairs OF skates were hardly enoughsto
supply the demand, has increased his
stock by fifty pairs more in anticipation OF
a popular craze for this form of diversion.
There were about $50 at the installation
exercises of the Grange Saturday evening,
when the work was followed by an oyster
| simmer and a social reriod ~ ntuah
4 ioyment. The worthy lecturer, George. g
I Flint, announced the program for the
next meeting, and also stated that the
state superintendent OF education, Mason
s. Stone OF Montpelier, will deliver an adj
dress before the order the evening Of Feb.
/ 10th.
Next Wednesday evening, in the Enter
tainment course, will appear at Dubois q
Gays hall a star attraction, Rosat aud the
Royal Italian hand in a grand concert.
/ This Is the musical member Of the entire
course. The band includes twenty-five
selected performers, with Miss Nellie
'rurnwall soprano soloist. Nothing high
er in music has ever appeared in RAN
dolph. and lovers OF that form OF enter
tainmont will all want to be there.
Mrs. Louis himball. district denuty
president, and Mrs. Charlotte Common.
grand marshal, both OF Cabot, Installed
the following officers for Rebekah lodge
last evening Noble grand, Mrs. George
+. Hutchinson; vice grand, Mrs. e. s.
Booth; secretary, Mrs. II. A. Damn: treas
urer, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland: chaplain.
Mrs. W. +. slack; right support to noble
grand, Mrs. n. q. Buck left support to
noble grand, Mrs. James Mussey. tight
support 10 vice grand, Mrs Francis
Eaton; left support TO vice grand, Mrs. b.
Il. Kicker; conductor, Mrs. Henry Sey-
mour; warden, Mrs. ". c. Emerson: in
side guardian. Mrs. c. j. Rumriu: out
side guardian, NJ. w. Campbell, altar sun
porters. Mrs. L. q. Tracy and Mrs Frank
Sawyer; organist, Miss Gertrude Trerise.
The lodge presented bouquet Of a dozen
carnations % the retiring grand mstron,
Mrs. VI. W. Campbell. and after the in
stallation refreshments Of punch and
assorted nuts were served.
Church Notes.
Christian Science chapel services sunday
at u q. n. subject. stove "wednesday
evening meeting AZ I;Sl.
Bethany church services will be held next
Sunday Oh the White church. and the sub
lect ~ the sermon RiH BE "EvanEeI II
Methodist Episcopal church Preach
ing tg Dee paste- GO G.. m sunday