Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
Randolph.


barre with her daughter, Miss Estella.
son, weighing eight pounds, was born
sunday TO Mr.. ana Mrs. James Mutually.
] Mrs. Z. III. Ingalls, was in Montpelier
over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. l.. A.
( Pearson.
! l.. ID. Rhodes came back Friday from a
sleighrlde over the mountain To see his
daughter In Hancock.
Miss Nellie Ford is in West Brookaela
Mass, on visit OF some length 10 her ais,
ter, Mrs Anna Dodge.
/ There will be regular meeting OF the
Order OF the Eastern star at 1870 O'clock
/ Thursday evening, Jan, 81.
!. ID, Litchheld was ia Boston last week
10 make arrangements for shipping to
market dressed yeals from this place.
Miss Emma Seymour has gone 10 Ware.
Mass, To spend the rest OF the winter with
I Mrs. Nelson Williams. She lett Saturday
and stayed over Sunday IN Bellows Falls.
The next regular meeting OF the RAN
i dolph Woman's Literary club will be Sat
urday, Jan. 20, at the home OF Mrs. w. W.
Morton, she and Mrs. j. +. Cleveland
being the hostesses.
William Lawton, agent for piano firm
in Boston, was the guest Sunday OF MIR.
and Mrs L. T. Sault, with whom his yaea-
ton was spent last summer. lie was on a
business trip this time through Vermont.
Miss May Cross, who accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Asenath Cross, from SPRING
Held, Mass, the 18th inst, went back Fra
day TO that city, where she has been for
several years head clerk In the large insur-
anee Office of w. W. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Laze lie Of White
River Junction took a vacation trip to
Portland, Me-, last week, leaving their
house III charge OF Mrs. Lazelle's p,rents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood OF Randolph,
who are still at the Junction.
The friends and neighbors OF William
Bass, TO the number OF about 20, assem- led
a. his residence. the old "Mansion house, -
last Thursday evening to celebrate his SD
birthday anniversary. Whist provided
entertainment for the party, and nice re-
Treatments were served. The event was a
surprise to Mr.. Bass.
w. 5. Teachout returned the 10th from
the convention OF concrete construction
builders in Chicago to hasten the work on
Chandler Music hail and Bethany Parish
house, which 1t is thought will IN two
weeks time be ready for the roof. The
walls OF the hall are now reared to the re-
quired height, but those of the parish
house need to be considerably advanced.
George f. Ryder, who has been in Pitts
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Dickinson Press in Dickinson, N. d., the
, duties OF which position he assumed Mon
day. With Mr.. Ryder TOR foreman, John
Nj. Connolly for reporter and Miss Lucinda
Dupuis on the composing force, the Dick
inson Press has good equipment OF RAN
dolph talent and energy.
George d. Pratt appeared before Justice
ii. w. Mcintyre Saturday and pleaded
guilty to a second offense OF iptoxication,
: for which he was fined sl5 and costs OF
A $3.50. He paid the costs and was allowed
' time in which to settle the fine. On the
charge OF breaking out OF the lookup Nov
%, he was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of 200, II. w. Vail and 5. w
Howard becoming his bondsmen.
The Rochester club had pleasant social
in Grange hall last Thursday evening that
! called out an attendance of about one hun
dred. Richard Grant played the piano fol-
promenades, and games also contributed
to the enjoyment OF the company. In the
dining room Of the hall was spread sup
per OF sandwiches, coffee and pies, with an
especially tempting array of squash and
pumpkin pastry tianked by cheese.
DR.. and Mrs. s. n. Gould came home
, Monday from Montpelier, where they had
} been attending the 3Sth annual convent n
of the State Spiritualist association, which
the doctor, as president, had done much tC
: make one OF the most successful gathering;
in the history of the society. At the cleo
ton OF officers, he was succeeded in the
presidency by Mrs. Effie |. Chapman OF
Cambridge, but was made member OF the
y board of managers.
II MIR. and Mrs. F. C. Terry sre to NOV,
from the l. ID. Williams house on Halt
street the first of February to Contra
street into the house of Mrs. Mary Mann
who will reserve few rooms for her OWL
use and board with them. Mr.. Terry't
SON. in law, George f.. Hutchinson, anC
. family, who have been living in the lower
: part of the Williams house, have rented
the cottage OF Mrs. G. NJ. Howard OF
!. South Main street, and will occupy 1t a
soon as the present tenant, Louis Galar
A neau, can move his family to Montreal
u where he has been working lately.
n Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leroy Rumrill, whit
have been located in Memphis, Tenn.
? since September, officiated as best mai
a and matron of honor at the marriage II
. that city the 10th OF ID. Roger Barney o
s Springfield and Miss Mae Luna, daughte
OF II. A. Skinner Of Montpelier. In
Z groom was college mate of Mr.. Rumrll
q al Norwich university and is now fellow
z employe of the Sanborn Map company o
j New York that is engaged in SURVEYING
and mapping the fire district OF Memphis
The bride, no is graduated nurse iron
4 the. Vermont sanatorium in Burlington
was teaching in Northfield at the time he
husband was cadet at the university.
II Arthur NJ. Vaughan, who has been ap
pointed forest commissioner by Gov
x ernor Proctor, ic have special duties /
v connection VITA the nursery OF fores
( seedlings to be established at the Vernon
J Experiment e'etion, which furnishes tn
land necessary at its own expense and
. aided in the work by legislative appro
u priation OF $500 year for period OF nv
wears. As soon as practicable, the Exper
to ment station must furnish to applicant
who are residents or land owners in Wen
mont, material for forest planting at
y near actual cost as can be computed, an
Mr.. Vaughan will be required 10 iurhis
to such applicants directions for plantin
and as far as he is able, he will also 2
expected to furnish skilled assistance 9
supervision for such work, the appiicai
defraying the expense of the same.