Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-31

the village, were much impressed will
Randolph as place of residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Jones returned from
| their wedding trip Tuesday and are Will
| Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
| Panton, for few days before starting fol
their future home in Alberta, Canada.
Eli St. Lawrence reached home Sunday
| from a trip taken the 23rd, to Marlboro
n. H., where his son, George, resides
/ He also stopped in White River Junction
/ to see his daughter, Mrs. w. {. BurDham
who is having serious illness.
Agar f. Carlton, who holds the post OF
consular agent at Almeria, Spain, is at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. j. F. Hobart, IN
Essex Junction on leave of absence ex.
tending to July. Mr.. Hobart has Just re.
covered from severe attack of erysipelas
c. S. Booth was in Barre Tuesday at q
meeting of the directors of the Orange
County Telephone association. Not much
business was transacted but II was voted Il
put in some through lines, the first to be
installed from Plainfield to Chelsea, and
Chelsea TO Willismstown.
Sherman Moulton of Burlington, who
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +,
Moulton, over Sunday, delivered the
day. A friend of his, Pliny j. Cowles OF
Burlington, was also guest at Stoneleigh
Saturday.
The Green Mountain band played for
the Memorial day exercises in Rochester
yesterday, and Fred Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wilton, Miss Minnie Carpenter
and Miss Lettie Bailey also went over for
the program OF the day and the play,
''Willowdale," in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Osgood Snow. who had
been in Springfield, Mass, since October
with their children, Emmons Snow and
Mrs. Julian Albee, arrived Friday and
stayed over Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Bean. Monday they went to
Montpelier TO pass the summer with their
son, viii, and family.
j. +. Newcity and his daughter, Miss
Elida, have given up their tenement at the
Bradish place and removed to Connecti-
cut. Mr.. Newcity went 10 Bristol Tues
day and his daughter follows him today
with her brother, Harry OF Winsted. who
has been helping in the work Of packing
and shipping the goods.
Dewitt Webb, who had been trans
ferred from the government navy yard at
Philadelphia to the one at Key West, Fla,
left Friday to assume the duties of civil
engineer at his new station. Mrs. Webb
and little daughter. Wanda, are to remain
several weeks with relatives in town
before joining him at Key West.
George Drew, who is having a two
weeks vacation from his work in the
Woodstock Inn, accompanied John Lam
son and Harry Morton Saturday TO Bur-
llngton, from which point they went
down the lake SO miles Monday lin Mr..
Jamson's sail boat to Port Henry. There
Mr.. Morton left the rest OF the party TO
await a favorable wind, and reached home
yesterday.
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honor Of the Dartmouth boys was a pleas
ant ending to the days ball game and
called out the young people in numbers.
Good music was furnished by Glenn
Bailey cornetist. George Chatfield violin
ist, and Miss Ruby Allen pianist. Clar-
ence and Miss Mary Webb OF East Gran
vile and MISS Mildred Peck of Burling-
ton were among the dancers.
TIE Fresno Home Packing company OF
California is to add to its packing houses
in Fresno, Selma, Armona and Tulare OF
that state another establishment at
Dinuba, the management of which il
has placed in the hands OF W. Bates
Nichols, who has purchased a house in
Dinuba and will soon erect a new resi-
dence on the place. Mrs. Nichols reached
home the 18th after q trip OF several
months IN the East. The Fresno COM
panyis new concern is to be e,uipped for
season to handle the crop Of 1905.
At the meeting Of the Sanatorium Aid
society Saturday afternoon, the purchase
OF new shades for the sanatorium by the
society was discussed, and Mrs. o. b.
Copeland, Mrs. Julia Walsh and Miss
Mary Marcott were appointed a commit
lee 70 ascertain the need in that direction
and to buy what curtains their judgment
should advise. The proposition to raise
: a. k.T "a
very fsvora bly, received by the ladies but
no definite action was taken. The half
endowment plan means that for Sl5O the
society will have control OF a bed which
can be used by patients who have suffi-
cient means to permit OF their paying S
week, while occupying 1t, but not enough
to allow Of their mourning the regular
charges Of the ssnatorium. The secretary
read q letter from +. +. Lamb Of Boston,
enclosing check for the Free Bed fund.
Church Notes.
Braintree Branch Baptist church-Pub-
lie worship with preaching 2.30.
Bethany Guild viii meet Thursday
afternoon, June :, with Mrs. c. r.
Granger.
The union service viii be held al the
Methodist church Sunday evening with
sermon BY Rev. samuel Knowles.
The theme a the sermon at Bethany
church next sunday will D.. The Com
uolling Factor ln Each Mans Lille
Methodist Episcopal clutch Preach
ing ty the pastor 81 1890 a. n. SUNDAY
school Al y o o'clock. EpN orth league Il
q 30
The Woman's Missionary union OF
gethsny church viii meet With Mrs. A. n.
Powers Tuesday afternoon, June s, from 3
TO O'Clock.
Christian Science chapel services Sunday
at II q. m. Suhject. "3od the Preserver Of
Man. Golden text, Psalms 56:ll
Wednesday evening meeting 81 7:3A
Baptist church Morning worship with