Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-19
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Constance Manchester of Ieha-
non, N. H., is at The Manchester for the
holidays.
Mrs. +. N. King ended a fortnfght's
stay at M. c. Rowell's Saturday and went
back to Tunbridge.
Miss Hattie Sault will begin the train
ing course for nurses at the Randolnh
sanatorium Jan. 1.
sherman Moulton, ESQ.,, of Burlington
was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Moulton, at Stoneleigh Saturday.
Miss Mary Flint left Saturday for Bos-
ton to resume duty as nurse in the city
hospital after two weeks vacation at
the Drury farm.
The first meeting of the State Board of
Agriculture this season will be held in
Lunenburg tomorrow night, the goth,
when A. M. Vaughan will talk on forestry.
On account of the storm, the attend
ance at grange meeting Saturday night
was so small that the election of officers
was postponed until the next regular
meeting.
Leon III. Sault, who has been engaged
in the civil engineering of concrete con-
struction at Indianapolis, Ind, during
the last year, is home again for a short
period of rest and study.
Mrs. Jennie Evans has gone to Green's
boro to be the guest of her cousin, Frank
Dufur, until after the holidays and will
then enter hospital at Concord, N H.,
to take the training course for nurses.
George E. Mann of Dewey's Mills, who
had been at the annual meeting of the
Mystic Shrine in Montpelier, paid b-ief
VISIT to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mann. on his return trip Saturday.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
VIII meet Saturday, Dec. 21, at the home
OF Mrs. A. 81. Powers. Members are re-
quested to meet promptly at half past two
to transact business. A large attendance
is desired.
Mrs. William Tracy and vounoer SON
Master William. Jr.. arrived Friday from
st. Adams on visit to Mrs. Traoy,s ma
rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hobart at
John r. Angeles. Sunday, Mr.. Tracy
and elder son, Charles, came to escort the
other members of their family home,
Mrs, A. A. Smith came from White
River Junction last Thursday and was
the puest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. a Ospood
until Saturday. when she returned RI fine
Junction to remain until after the boli-
DAYS. Early in the coming month she
will 90 to Essex Junction TO he with her
dauohter Mrs T.. p Tbaver for n time
,,ea Aloe "cin.sre anu oatherihe
Tbaver in Essex Innction sunday niaht
and the next dav Niss MoJntyre Went ~
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a. y. HUBBARD, !. a. fhiinps ana Lu :
Gus Weno were at lhe annual meeting OF
mount oilai Temple, nodes OF the Mys-
Tic SHRINE, that TOOK several hundred
members TO montpelier FRIDAY night
from all parts OF vermont and New
infatuated into the mysteries OF the
SHRINE. ana banquet made very agree
aole nnale 10 Pheasant gathering.
The Morrisville News and Citizen states
that Z. T. smith OF that town, who at
tended the state grange meeting IN Bur
nngton last week, has the unusual record
OF not having missed State grange meet
ing for fifteen years and has also been
present at every State Dairymen's meet
ing for over twenty years. Mr.. Smith re-
calls the State grange meeting held IN
Randolph IN 1873, when, accompanied by
Mrs. smith, he drove from his farm in
waterbury with the thermometer regis
tering AZ degrees below zero.
At its meeting Friday afternoon, the
Sanatorium Aid society decided to have
its masquerade this season take the form
of Grand Court ball Friday even
ing, Feb. Z. 1t will be a brilliant affair
with king and queen surrounded by
lords and ladies, courtiers, ambassadors
and testers, and the presentation at court
will be carried out with all the elaborate
etiquette behtting SUCH a momentous oe-
CASTOR, rractioe on lhe tripie cur.ss
shouio pesin d. once III oruer ,hat sun
republican knees may ACQUIRE the requi-
sue degree OF supplehess. me arrange
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The Randolph Woman's Literary club
was entertained Saturday by Mrs. Mary
Mann and Mrs. Fraser Metzger at the