Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

communion service IN Iunbridge Sunda,
Harry w. Wellman of New YORK visite
Mr. and Mrs. +. E. Vanornam from "a,
urday until Monday.
I +. N. Jerd has gone to Malone. \ v
where he i in the employ OF the America
Hide and Leather company.
Miss Floy Sturtevant, who had hoe,
staying with Miss Edith Howard since ~
finished clerking in Bell Brothers. store
left for her home in St. Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers came n am,
Saturday from four days trip TO Mont
pelier, Barre and PlaiDfeld At the latte
place, Mrs. Powers visited their daugbter
Mrs: Jun. cummings, while Mr.. Power
went to Marshtield.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Dageett n
Boston were the guests OF Mr.. Daggettj,
SISTER, Mrs. i. ;. Chase, and family from
son, John, who had been home from Bos-
ton on two weeks vacation for the bene.
Dt OF his health, went back to the city
Sunday.
| At the Bethany Sunday school last Sun-
| day, the following additional officers were
elected Assistant superintendent, Z. w.
Iewkshury; second assistant, w. S. S.
Buck; secretary. Miss Genieye Lamson
treasurer, John Lamson; librarian. f. q.
Ham; assistant, Mis- Lena Kilburn. or
ganist, Miss Alice Woodward.
Mrs. Edward Waddell Of PHILADELPHIA is
at j. III. Callahan's. coming Saturday To
see her uncle, Patrick Wynn, whose
daughter, Mrs. w. j. Carney, and little
girl OF Melrose, Mass, were also with him
over Sunday Mrs. Waddell, who was
formerly Miss Mary Flynn, is the wife Of
the famous pitcher OF the American
isu 4 III
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller Of Pomfret,
who were with DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Nc
lntyre Sunday, went to Burlington Mon
day TO visit relatives in that city and their
son IN Richmond before returning to RAN
dolph TO spend the rest OF the winter
They are to take charge of the house for
DIR. and Mrs. Mcintyre, who start next
week for Washington, ID. c., to be with
their son, DIR. Henry b., and Mrs. McIn-
tyres brother, DIR. {. p. Miller, and family
through the remaining cold weather
Miss Alice McCue OF Windsor, who
spent Sunday In Randolph as the guest of
Miss Harriet Hayward, is one OF the lead
ing candidates 10 the Boston Globe col
lege scholarship contest now in progress.
She has stood near the head of the list for
some time and seems TO have a fair pros
pect OF winning the prize OF four years
course IN any college she may select. Her
fellow students of the Windsor High
school are TO give an entertainment and
dance tomorrow evening for her benefit.
c. A. Lowell OF Bellows Falls, general
agent OF the Nevermyss Fire Extinguisher
company OF Middletown, N. T., gave an
exhibition OF what the machine can do in
the depot yard Monday morning fire
kindled with gasoline and shavings was
instantly put out by the extinguisher,
a
flames however high they leaped. IL
throws dry powder on the blaze, which
forms carbonic acid gas and takes the
oxygen out OF the air SO that il is impos-
sible for the fire to burn. fhe powder,
unlike the liquid charge in other extin-
guishers. will keep for an indefinite time.
II. NJ. Gaylord has taken the local agency.
The Dartmouth Dramatic company,
presenting the comedy, "For One Night
Only in Dubois q Gays hall Friday
evening, attracted large number OF spec
tators, who were much pleased with the
and found the play even
better than the one given by the company
last year. A great many from the Center,
including the Normal students, witnessed
the performance, and party OF % came
from Bethel and had supper at the Inn.
The Bethel people were DR.. and Mrs. X.
NJ. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Cushing,
Rev. q. f. Fortier, Mr.. aud Mrs. V. A.
Grant and daughter, Lucille, MIR. and Mrs.
A. Lee Cady, Miss NJ. +. Cady, Mr.. apd
Mrs. George 5. Wright, f. y. Gibson, Mr.. /
and Mrs. A. n. Wash burn, Mr.. aud Mrs. /
W. q. Clifford. MFR. and Mrs. II. B. Lease, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. /
l.. NJ Heath, 5. A. Abbott and his sister, /
Miss Mary. dance followed the play, /
music being furnished by Glenn Bailey, 4
rornetist, George Chatdeld, violinist, and
Mrs. Bertha Blanchard, pianist.