Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

Mrs. b. A. Manchester il In Rochester
Tor a few days.
Mt. and Mrs. n. 8 Booth returned ast
night from their trip to Boston.
= Miss Eliza Folsom, head nurse At the
sanatorium, is In Barton Landing for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Blodgett are oc-
copying q tenement In the ID. B. Fassstt
house on Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. shattuck have
with them Mr.. Shattuck's sister, Mrs. A.
J. Hunter Of Windsor.
Mrs. Charlotte Carpenter Of Lebanon,
n. H., . sister Of Mrs. F. A. Hobart, was
among the arrivals yesterday.
John Curran, who has been living in
the Frank Mann house 9 year or more
will move back to his farm about the
middle OF this month.
Arthur Drake u family are occupy
ing the Spaulding house on School street,
having moved yesterday from the Wall
cottage below Pearl street.
Oct. 10 will be Apple night with the
West Randolph grange, and patrons are
invited to bring a few choice speci-
mems OF this fruit for exhibition.
Mrs. Clemmie Pratt has been III and
under the care OF a nurse, Mrs. Joseph
Gagnon OF Granville, who feft her patient
comfortably convalescent Friday.
Hobart Henry Peck, only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Peck of East Randolph,
and Miss Lena Sadie Hunt were married.
yesterday afternoon at Bethany parsonage
by Rev. Fraser Metzger.
Mrs. Amanda Thayer has been receiv-
ing a visit from her brother and niece, B.
H. Colby and Mrs. Nettie Gladwah of
C~olebrook, n. II, who came Friday and
left yesterday for Warren.
Charles Baker, the milkman, has re-
moved from the Judson Fits farm to
that OF G. n. Morse and intends to keep
cows enough to supply his route without
buying from other dairymen.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland was happily sur
prised Monday by some OF her friends,
her birthday anniversary, which WAS re-
msmbered BY many choice gifts.
The Kings Daughters have issued in
vitations for a tea Saturday afternoon
from 3 TO 8, with Mrs. b. e. Nickarson rs
hostess at the Tewksbury house, corne Of
Summer and Railroad streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ferry have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
granddaughter, Miss Lolita Arvilla Flint,
to Carl Allen Thayer, at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. q, in West
Brookfield.
The Whatsoever circle, an organization
of the younger aides in the Federated
churches, gave a pleasant reception in the
Baptist chapel Monday evening, to the
older members. who enjoyed a good so
cial time and were served to refresh
ments.
Leslie n. Rumrill was takens to the
sanatorium Friday night suffering from
q sudden and most severe attack OF APP
pendicitis. An operation that revealed q
very critical condition was performed Sat
urdav BY DIR. c. ]. Rumrilt, assisted by
Drs. r. q. Angel and q. W. Scott. The
pat emit rallied well md IL making good
progress toward recovery.
W. r. Sargent, OF the firm Of Sargent.
Osgogd a. Roundy, has brought his tamil
ly from Castieton and, while settling
their goods in the Baptist parsonage,
they are boarding ct Charles +. Girls
wold's. Mrs. sargent's sister, Hiss
Mile Fuller, il with them and will later
b employed in the Office of the Sargent,
Osgoood a Roundy company.
Representative and Mrs. Luke Parish
drove to Montpelier Tuesday and are To-
Gated at Sheriff Frank Tracy's ON Elm
street for the session. Representative
George G. Flint Of Braintree is ct % Ter
RAGS street, Montpelier, where be win be
glad to see his friends, and Senator
George W. Flagg 10 quartered At the
Montpelier House.
Mrs. Homer White and Mrs. a.. e.
Holmes were the hostessss of. the Kan
dolph Woman's Literary club at its first
regular meeting, held Saturday, Oct. 8,
at the home OF Mrs. White. Twentytw
members were present. Quotations on
America and England were given IA re-
Spouse TO the roll call. The resignation
of Miss Anita Burt on account of absence
from town was read and accepted. After
the transaction of necessary business,
Mrs. Julia Walsh gave interesting items
about current events, and Mrs. e. @.
Ham read q paper on "Our Leaders OF
Today" among whom were mentioned
Roosevelt, Bryan, Taft and Hughes. The
meeting closed with the customary social
period.
Feb. 10, 1909, will be the Tooth snni-
versary OF the birth Of Abraham Lincoln,
and Mayor George b. Mcclellan of New
York has appointed Col. A. B. Chandler
to serve as a member Of the Lincoln Gem
tenary committee, which will have charge
Of arrangements for the Empire states
commemoration of the event. While act
ing as cipher dispatcher in the military
telegraph Of the Civil war, Colonel
Chandler came into close association with
President Lincoln and is one of the few
men living who had personal acquain-
lance with him. The colonel went to
New York Tuesday to be present at the
FIRST meeting of the Centenary COMMITTEES
today and also to attend yesterday q
board meeting Of the Carnegie Trust com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. q. Dodge took posses
sion Saturday Of the Spencer house on
Elm street, which was purchased BY Mr.
Dodge in the summer and which has beer
undergoing extensive repairs. A new
piazza in Colonial style, 9x16 feet, has
been built across the front OF the house,
whoaa amall wfndOwa on the Inwpr nonI