Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24

f. W. Thomas of Georgia has been the
guest Of his brothers, f. A. and +. q.
Thomas. He arrived last Thursday and
stayed until Tuesday.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and son took their
departure to Concord, y. H., Sunday
after a sOjourn Of a couple OF weeks at
Francis Dickerman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayrard Dufaney of
Claremout, y. H., who were on their way
from Montreal, stopped over Monday
night at w. w. Beams.
Foster c. Terry has finished teaming
for the Brigham creamery in this village
and began Tuesday to act as manager OF
the Brookfield creamery.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and granddaughter
arrived from White River junction
Tuesday and, with Mrs. f. c. Terry,
went to Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, of Montpelier came last Thurs
day and stayed until Monday with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J.
Foster.
William Holmes received a visit last
week from Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Richard
y
ter of Mr.. Holmes whom he had not seen
for nine years.
No tickets were sold at this station yes
terday for the New York excursion, the
metropolis having nothing to offer in the
way of excitement equal to the deer sea
son in Vermont.
Miss Sadie Fiield OF Williamstown,
vino has been the popular and efficient
lady clerk in Y. A. Grants drug store at
Bethel, is soon to occupy the same posi-
ton in his Randolph store.
William Rhodes arrived Monday from
Brentwood, y. H., and returned the next
day. accompanied by his uncle, L. d.
Rhodes. who continued his journey to
Boston and Mediord, Mass.
The first of a series Of dances to be Civ
en- by the Opera house orchestra will be
held in Dubois q Gays hall Friday
night, Nov. /, with dancing from to -.
i good time is assured, and all are invit-
ed.
Miss Mary Foote Of Boston was with
Mr.. and Mrs. \. VI. Crane at the ID. II.
Morse farm for weekend visit and on
Der return Tuesday was accompanied by
Mrs. Crane as far as White River June
ton.
Senator W. p. Dillingham; will address
a grand Sunday school rally in Chandler
VI Isic hall Sunday, Nov. 3. Special mu-
sic will be provided for the occasion and
a cordial invitation to the public is ex-
tended.
Mrs. Carrie Schoolcraft, who had been
with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Bowman,
over month, went to Roxbury Saturday
to leave her baby with friends there while .
she sought employment for a time before
returning to her home in Canada.
The ladies of the saratorium Aid socie-
ty will welcome all who care to visit the .
institution tomorrow from to . in the .
afternoon and from to 9 in the evening. .
Gifts Of produce, groceries. household .
supplies or money will BE gratefully re-
ceived.
Miss Julia b. shortt Of san Francisco
is the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. J. p. Cleye-
land, with whose sister, the late Miss
Elizabeth Cleveland, she spent a summer
i'll Randolph few years ago. She has
come East to make her headquarters this
winter in Boston.
Mrs. F. =. Ashland of ST. Adams. re-
membered in Randolph as Miss Matte
Culver, spent Monday and Tuesday with
Mrs. Laura Clark and Mrs. Mary Colds
bury. Mrs. Ashland had her little son
with her and they went from here to
South Royalton.
DR.. Arthur Bean, having been in Ran
delphi and Brookfeld on a fortnight's
vacation, left for Brooklyn again Sunday
with his wife and child, who had been
in this vicinity the greater part Of the
summer. They stopped en- route at
Springfield, Mass, to spend a day with
the DOCTORS brother. Lewis A. Bean.
Miss Frances Spooner, who expected to
enter Tufts college this fall, has been I'M
able to do so owing to a misunderstand-
ing with regard to her application which
was not made until the college lists were
tuu. She came back from Boston Monday
and will have to wait until another year
before beginning her college course.
An interesting collection OF very old
books has been received from Mrs. A. A
smith and placed in the Kimball Public
library, in which it is designed to set
apart a shelf for book, whose age gives
them special interest Another friend
Mrs. j. w. Rowell, has just sent to the l.
rary 70 volume cf magazines, some Ct
them dating back to 1860.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brooks will start
Monday for Los Angeles and Pasadena.
CAL, to escape the rigors of the coming
winter in Vermont. Mrs. Brooks sister. +
Mrs. Frank L. Thomas of Burlington.
will go with them, and it is their present 1
intention to be away until April at least. /.
Their house is to be occupied by Ma
dam Brooks, who will close her resideDc,
on South Main street.