Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-29
Randolph.


Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland has returned
from = three weeirs' visit 10 her daughter.
Miss Ida Flint, in Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbit silvsrthorn.
sang ct the reception Of the Colonial
Danes IN Montpelier Tuesday afternoon
Of Ladioa' week.
Rev. John Angel Of Stove. who was
returning from Boston, stopped here FRI
day night with his parents, Mr. and MRS.
A. n. Angell
Or. John Kiniry was in North wal
pole, y. H., Saturday to attend the funer-
Al OF his grandmother and came back
Monday 20 bis duties in the dental once
Of DIT. E. o. Blanchard.
Frank Mutually Is having successful
trapping season spoiled BY pillerers who
carried OF eight Of his thirteen traps
few days ago, and who, he thinks, are In
training for first-class postofice burglars.
Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Moulton enter-
tgned over Sunday Miss Alice Wheeler Of
Keone, \. a., who was on her way 10
Burlington to attend the golden Wedding
anniversary OF Rev. and Mrs. Gemont
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison n. Thatcher of
Manchester. N. H., were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mra. s. 8. Wbitcomb Friday ON
their way home from the funeral OF Mr..
Thatcher's father, II. E. Thatcher, at
Northfeld Falls.
Word has been received Of the sudden
death At Oakland, Cal, Of Levi d. Grout,
a native Of Worthwhile and brother OF
Mrs. o. J. Marcott and Mrs. A. j. Huse
OF Randolph. Mr.. Grouf went West
about three years ago.
Lester Corey and his sister, Miss jose
phine, came from Burlington Saturday Ia
be the guests Of Mrs. b r. Nickerson.
Mr.. Corey went on to New York the next
day, but Miss Corey did not return 70
burlington until Monday.
A. F. Lamb had 30 applications in re-
ply TO his advertisement for q helper in
his stone shop, within three days after the
ad. appeared in the Herald last Thursday.
James M. stsmm OF Rutland has secured
the place and will begin work soon.
Hugh Gallagher, who had been making
more or less Of n nuisance of himself for
some days on account Of his intoxicated
condition, caused 30 much annoyance on
Central street Friday morning in disport.
ing himself over peoples lawns that hi
/
Howe. Gallagher was arraigned before
Justice H. w. Mcintyre on the charge Of
disturbing the peace and was given a sen.
teuce OF three months in Chelsea Jail, L
which Sheriff Howe immediately escorted
him.
Lorne Elwyn, the actor, whose com
pany played at Chandler Music hall II
July, has been indicted by the UniteS
] "a
ing the copyrighted drama Of serhe Chris
tian.n This fact leads the Free Press L
remark that at is somewhat late in tn
worlds history for man to be arreste,
for impersonating the Christian. Their
is q great difference, however, between
playing the Christian and "The Chris
tian, I" as the actor arrested at Windso
may discover"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph @. Hersom, VIII
we're married the 21st at the home of tn
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Thayer, In Essex Junction, began thei
wedding journey by coming to Randolph
Saturday and remaining over Sunday a
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lam
son. They then went to Framingham
Mass., and from there will proceed
New York on the way to Louisville, KY.
which is to be their future place of resi-
dence. Their departure from Esse
Junction was delayed by the illness o
Mrs. Hersom, who was taken week bs
fore the wedding with hard cold and
severe attack OF asthma.
A pleasant evening was spent at til
grange Oct. "a and the following pre-
gram was carried out:-Duet, J.
Hutchinson and A. M. Vaughan; q ro
call, quite generally responded to an
revealing through the darkness q variet
Of things for which to be thankful;
thoughtful paper by Miss Kate Connoll
on the subject, "What Shall 1t Be. None
in the Bank or Comfort In the Homer
carefully explaining the contrast betwee
frugality and wise economy on the on
hand, and parsimony and miserlineas
the other, and distinguishing clearly pr
denoe and thrift as compared with extra'
aRance and waste; a duet By J. l. Hutcl
inson and Miss Alettha Bailey. III
conundrum contest under the direction {
Mrs. 6. 8. Booth and Mrs. l. A. Russlo
was q reminder OF the old-fashioned spell
ing match. The winners were treated
: sugar kisses, while the less brilliant ne
I to be content with peanuts
The remains OF Edwin Edison wei
brought to Randolph Friday from Fitcl
burg. Mass, for interment in Southvie
cemetery beside those of his wife. who
death occurred last January. The bod
was accompanied BY two sons, Dean
Fitchburg and Ernest OF Athol, Mass
Z and was met at Bethel BY daughte
Mrs. Harry FLANDERS Of Rochester. IA
Edison died last Thursday morning aft
q lingering illness. He was born In hai
dolph, Sept. II, 1882, the son OF Jon