Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-17
school last June, has been elerking in
drug store at Windsor,

school last June, has been elerking in q
drug store at Windsor,
III, W. Sargent OF Brsttlehoro, general
deputy OF the Vermont Patrons OF Hus-
landry, Installed the officers OF West Ram
dolph grange Saturday evening with the
assistance OF Mrs, Sargent, The place OF
secretary, made vacant by the departure
OF John NJ, Connolly Tor Dickinson, N. d.,
Was filled by the election OF Miss Carrie
Manchester, and the other candidates
were invested with office according 10 the
election OF Dec, -. Following the insla.-
latlon came an oyster supper, OF which
about l5O partook, and Mr., and Mrs. sar-
gent spent the night Ia Randolph as the
guests OF ID, III. Morse. The dramatic tall
ent OF the grange is now engaged with
plsy and farce 10 be presented during
February,
L, Z. Reynolds was able 10 resume work
al Chandler Music hall ana Bethany Par
ish house Monday after being ineapaei-
tated for three weeks by injuries received
IN an encounter In which he was sat upon,
kicked, pounded and so roughly handled
generally as TO leave him in a badly
bruised and battered condition. y. NJ.
Draper has also suffered al the hands OF
the same pugilist that has crossed the path
OF Others to their sorrow and seems To be
terrorixing practically the whole commu-
nifty, Though In every instance Il has
been plain case OF assault and battery,
no arrests have been made for the reason
that the doctors attending the victims
have declared the assailant To be pesky
little mierohe by the aame OF La Grippe,
beyond the reach OF Law ana order and so
eonsummately agile as occasionally TO es.
cape unhurt even from rapid fire OF
deadly pills.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
met Saturday, Jan. II, at tue usual hour
with Mrs. W. Z. Lamson and Mrs. h. V.
I Fletcher as hostesses, at the home OF the
/ former. Although il was very stormy
day, % members and ~ guests were pres
ent. The roll call was responded TO by
giving "a Current Event, and the subject
/ for the afternoon was North DAKOTA
"Red River Valley ana the Principal
Towns was very interesting paper by
Mrs. j. p. Cleveland; "Sch ools and Public
Buildings showing the rapid growth oil
North Dakota, was well pictured by Mrs.
DeForrest Lewis; while "Conundrum
Box prepared by Mrs. A. J. Curtis, con-
tanned questions which necessitated deep
thinking and proved a very pleasant part
OF the program. Mrs. Curtis, being I'M
able to be present, the questions were "
charge OF Mrs. +. II. Joslyn. AT the clos'
of the program, the usual social hour wal
enjoyed.
twenty seven ladies OF the Ssnatoriun
! Aid society met at the sanatorium Frida,
afternoon and discussed the subject o
advertising. II was decided to exploit thu
institution through the columns OF tn
Herald and News, and DIR. j. p. Clifford
and Mrs. Homer White were named as
committee to place the advertisement
, Providing blanks TO solicit annual due
, was also taken up, aud Mrs. +. b. Thomas
Mrs. J. p. Cleveland and Mrs. B.
. Nickerson were appointed TO attend to tn
+ business. Another committee, compose
of Mrs. George Pinney, Mrs. 4. w. Tewks
bury, Mrs. b. G.. Goodwin, Mrs. A. /
, Bass and Mrs. Lymsn Xix, is to act as a
advisory council in regard to the advis
, ability OF having an entertainment thl
winter. To awaken greater interest,
was voted to admit honorary members
: an annual fee OF $50. The society hs
! paid eight months rent on the bed
provides for the free use OF those J
straitened circumstances, and the funo
!, now in the treasury amount to si24.