Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25
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MIR. and Mrs George Dryer, who had been
in West Hartford,
The Kings Daughters will hold their
annual meeting for election OF officers
with Mrs, J. d. Mitchell at o'clock Tues
day afternoon, Oct. 80.
On account of the entertainment given
by Shungopavi and his company Tuesday
evening, the meeting Of the Chautauqua
circle was postponed to the evening of the
Slth.
Miss Emma Pratt goes today to Wood
stock to take charge of the summer resi-
dence Of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. {. T..
Head, this winter while they are in New
York.
W. W. Sprague, who recently severed
his connection with the Sharples Separa-
tor company as travelling salesman, is
representing the Bailey Music Rooms Of
Burlington.
George Mudgett and family are back
from Nebraska, which they found on the
whole not quite so satisfactory as Yer
mont. They are just now at Allen Dun
hams in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keefe Of Barre were
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Goodhart, Tuesday night, stopping here
on their way to Bellows Falls to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Keefe's father.
Miss Margaret Jones has finished clerk
ing in Bell Brothers store and gone to her
home in Wilkes Barre, Pa. Her place
with Bell Brothers has been taken by Miss
Myrtle Maynard Of Montpelier.
Napoleon Danyow of Sheldon Springs
started from here Tuesday on a trip TO
New London, leaving his wife at the farm
OF Charles Danyow, where Mrs. George
Rounds of st. Adams is also visiting.
Rev. Daniel E. Putnam, who resigned
his parish IN Houltor, Me, in the spring,
has just accepted a call to the Cong'i
church in Mystic, Conn, which he has
been supplying for the last three months.
Albert, the 14months-o old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. q. B. Emery, has been very sick
but IS at present much better. Mr..
Emery's mother, Mrs. q. A. Emery Of
west Berkshire, arrived Tuesday for a
visit.
Mrs. Fannie Noble, who had been in
Norwood, Lowell and Boston, reached
town Friday and is to be with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Trerise a couple of we ks before
joining her son, DR.. K. Z. Noble, in Mont
real for the winter.
Mrs. Minnie Smith DeShon of Portland
Me-, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +,
Lamson, who are entertaining Mrs. Anna
Chase also. The latter has been in Bethel
several weeks ana is soon to go to Sara
toga Springs, n. Y, for the winter.
Mrs. Lord, who has bes n seriously i'll for
month with bronchitis, complicated by
asthma, is now improving rapidly under
the care of DR.. A. G. Bailey. She is at the
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. II. c.
Woodwork.
}. Frank Bacon, whose health has been
falling some time, has reached SO serious a
condition that his friends moved him on a
bed Monday from his rooms in the Bow
ard block to Mrs. Mary Jerd's, where he is
much more comfortable and receives the
care that he needs.
A chicken-p pie supper is to be a feature
Of the Grange meeting Saturday evening.
when 1t is hoped all members will be pres
ent with pie or cake of some kind to
contribute to the spread. Any variety of
pastry known to the pie belt will be verv
acceptable in thanking the piece de resist
ance.
A. }. and W. H. Curtis, f. G. Terry and
j. F. Chadwick are to act as bearers at
the funeral in Bethel today of an uncle of
the Messrs. Curtis, c. w. Curtis. who
died Tuesday from the effects of an opera
ton for the removal of a limb. Mrs. W.
II. Curtis, Mrs Terry and Mrs. c. d. San
born also attend the funeral.
j. Bradford Mcintyre of Chicago. whom
business for the Illinois Steel companv
brought East, took the opportunity to
come to Randolph Saturday and stay until
Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Rosabel
Mcintyre. lie has been much of the time
lately in Gerry, 80 miles from Chicago,
uperintending some work that his com
pany is doing there.
fnhpOnoS ('arr yxrbC hoe n -au:z...
trouble, was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington Saturday bv his
son, Frank Carr of Windsor, his br6t her
Matthew CPrr OF Waterbury, and DR.. G /
Rumrill. The patient stood the iournav
very well and has since responded SO favor. /
ably to special treatment that it is honed
an operation can be avoided in his case
Mrs j. II. Smith, who has rented bor
farm near the village to Calvin brewster
went to West Somerville, Mass, YESTERDAY
taking her granddaughters, Clara and
Florence smith, with her. A third grand
uaughter, Ruth, has been attending school
brother of the girls, Fred Smith. remain.
IN randolph with his maternal grand
father, Levi Dudley. anu
"Gather Them In" sacred soro oo..
posed by Miss Nellie c. Magennis of thio
place and set to music for the middle yoino
by William Dressler of New York. is C one
OF series OF sacred solos lately pubIisbn5
ana mas the appearance of being A choica
melody, If the music is as good as i'G me
words, the song will doubtless prove ~
success among those who are fond Of fhis
KIND OF composition. VI 'nis
A llie-size portrait of the late Hon
Sros6y Miller has been placed in tbe Az Az.
potI Memorial library of South Pomfrot q
q 9Ay ,,i ms children, two of whom, H, N
4lllier and Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre. are resi- :
iGn i OF Randolph. Another portrait !
tbat - -, 70 De placed in the Abbott library
ient citizen of Pom ret and father p ~ ~
w. Vail of this place. D'' Vi H.
A party of Nimrods- McCoI,on, G
Jackson Vail, James Fullam and Artbns, q