Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-19

Row for place Of residence and the room
in Edson's block, formerly occupied by
j, q, Hubert, where he will shortly re-
sumo his old vocation Of boot and shoe
repairing.
The Randolph Medical association held
its irst monthly meeting, following an
ntermission OF two months, with DIR. A.
Q. Bailey last Thursday evening. Sub
jects OF professional interest were dis
eussed and a supper enjoyed. Next
month the plan is TO hold a meeting at
Bethel, with physicians of that and other
neighboring towns as guests, and their
wives, also.
Miss Hortensa Peters, who has been
elerking in Wheeler Bros store at White
River Junction during the summer yaea-
tion, has returned to her home in 81.
Johnsbury, from which, after two
weeks stay, she viii so to enter Wellesley
college, Miss Lucille Wheeler, her eou-
sin, has gone TO Reading, Mass, TO take
up her duties as teacher OF chemistry and
physics in the high school.
The sth Vermont Regimental associa-
tion and LIST Vermont cavalry will hold
reunion at Essex Junction Wednes-
day, Oct. 9. II will probably be notable
affair, as several prominent speakers will
be present. The campfire will be held
| in the evening. The people Of Essex
Junction are making preparations to give
the two regiments a cordial welcome.
The reunion will be of interest TO the
veterans here as several were members
OF the regiments.
( Early in November, DIR. j. p. Clifford
expects TO 90 to New York city or Balti-
more for course OF four TO six months
[ 10 be devoted chiefly TO surgery aud hos
pital work. During his absence, and
probably until next spring, the Randolph
sanatorium, OF which he is medical direc-
tor, viii be closed. DR.. Clifford has re-
signed as local health officer, to take
effect Nov. LIST, and the selectmen and viii
lage trustees have recommended DIR. A.
/ c. Bailey TO succeed him.
The first OF last week, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Mitchell, Mr.. andMr. r. j. Mitchell
partook of succotash, made from their
own garden vegetables. AS result,
from some unknown ingredient of the
dish, all were taken i'll. j. ID. Mitchell
and Mrs. r. ]. Mitchell suffered but
slightly and were soon recovered, but
Mrs. ]. ID. Mitchell and Robert cid not
get of so easily, the former not throwing
of the effects for several days, while the
latter is still confined to the bed, though
progressing favorable.
Mrs. w. d. HodgKins entertained quite
a party Saturday and Sunday, consisting
of the Outing club OF Rochester, which,
including some from this place, made the
number OF dinner guests Sunday thirty
five. Those from out of town were the
following from Rochester:-Mr. and Mrs.
Cortez Brownson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Morse, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Trudo, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Clarence Martin, Charles Martin, Mrs
Edna Stockwell and Mrs. Peter Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hodgi;ins of Chicago
were also present.
The largest audience ever gathered
under roof in Randolph witnessed
the production of sway Down East" a
Chandler Music hall Friday evening
Every regular seat was taken, over 81
extra seats were occupied and 30 stand
ing admissions sold, total OF sol
exactly. People came from neighborint
villages and the outlying country in larg
numbers, indicating that the new hal
; will not have to depend on local patron
age only, when there are good things
, Really first-class city theatrical attrac
, lions right here at home are both
: novelty and source of delight to on
t people, and il rightly managed, promis
a to make our town even more desirable
= place of residence. The "Way Dow
East' production was satisfactory i
: every way, presenting the popular Ne'
, England rural play in manner leavin
. room for very little criticism. The pic
n was keenly followed and well developed
e while the side lights and fun makers cor
# tributed to the pleasure. eli Holler" Jul
titled his name, being whole show |
a himself. The scenery, music and hgh'
ing were excellent.