Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-01

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week.
Periey Wills Of Fairise was in town
Monday to attend the funeral Of Frank
Waldo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Powers OF Ram
dolph came Monday and are guests at DR..
M. II. Corwins
A large number from here attended the
state fair and al express themselves as
well paid for the trip.
Mrs. F. W. Baker Of Boston Is q guest
OF Mrs. II. B, Hudson at Charles Moul- |
toms on the West Hin.
Leonard Bacon was at North Charles
town. N. f., over Sunday visiting his
brother, Richard Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols re-
turned TO Montpelier last week Wednes-
day. Mr.. Nichols is clerk at the Pavil-
ion.
George Earle OF Boston was in town
over Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Nellie Alexander. He is employed by the
B. q NJ. R. R.
Albert Morey Of Boston and Medford,
Mass, came Saturday for a two weeks
vacation from his duties as conductor on
the electric railroad.
Ralph o. Lyon and Miss Bessie B. Ar
buckle, both OF Chelsea. we're married
Monday evening at the Cong'l parsonage
by Rev. Geo. E. Lake.
Misses Ellen and Frances Andrus have
been in Wiliiamstown the mast few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Folsom.
They came home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Russell and children, who
nave been visiting her mother, Mrs p
W. Rogers, have returned to Warner, N.
H., where Mr.. Russell Is working.
The family Of c. F.. Hemenway, who
have been spending the summer at their
cottage on the West Hill, returned to
their home in Lowell, Mass, last week.
Miss Ruth s.. Mills Of Lynn, Mass,
who had been with her aunt, Mrs. j.
b. Atwood, on Maple avenue the past
three months. returned home Friday
morning.
Misses Ellen and Frances Andrus have
been away on few days vacation. visit
ing at Fred Folsom's in Williamstown
and also other friends. They return
home today.
william G. Austin, who resides on the
East Hin, has been repairing his house,
which includes the addition Of bay
window and piazza. Dearborn and Ba-
con are doing the work.
Regular meeting OF the grange Friday
might. The first and second degrees will
be conferred on class Of four. As this
is ladies' night. a more elaborate pro-
gram than usual is expected.
The regular meeting Of waterson post,
No. IS, q. A. R.. will be held in 8. ".
hall next Saturday at p. m. This is an
important meeting. All available mem
bers should be in attendance.
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bridge, Mass, and her brother. Charles
r. Lincoln, Of Worcester, Mass, who
have been in town the past three weeks,
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
Ben A. Goodrich received second pre-
MUM on bis stallion, Morrill, Prince, at
the state fair at White River Junction
East week. The judges had string Of l6
stations to select from and Ben came so
near to FIRST place Il took them nearly
half an hour to decide.
The swastika club are to give circu-
iating library promenade in the Town
hall next Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, to be-
gin promptly at 8 80. The ladies are in
vited to come and represent books. A
novel and pleasant time is anticipated for
all. Everybody come. Good music.
Says the Rutland Herald in reply to
Mfr. Emeryis letter in last weeks Chel-
sea Herald;-'tThe Herald merely used
Mr.. Emery's case as an illustration.
There was no intention Of charging him
with anything more than the other can
didates. II might just as easily have
said that by mere physical endurance Mr..
Bacon prevented the election Of town
repr sentative in Chelsea. II it would
please that particularly persistent gentle
man any better, be may regard the
change as made. The principle applies
just the same and the argument against
the majority election rule is just as con-
vineing."
The following are the officers Of the
Congl Christian Endeavor society for the
six months beginning Oct. 1:-President,
Oliver E. Burgess; vice president, Joseph
A. Tracy; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Margaret G. Gilman; recording secretary,
Emma W. Hatch; treasurer, William E.
Burbank; ommittees--lookout, Donald
T. Comatock, Myrtle r. Bibxy, Florenc'
.. Taylor; praye- meeting, Mrs. Grac'
NJ Bixby, Emma W. Hatch, Leonard H
Bacon; missionary, Mrs. Persis ID. Com
stock, Mrs Hattie d. Burbank, Oliver E
Burgess; social, Gertrude M. Bacon, Caro-
o. Burgess, Sylvia Comatock; flower
Mrs. Bessie NJ. stanton. Vera M. Beck
with, Neva M. Bohonon, Alice r. Emery
Hope Abbott; music, Mrs. Sarah J
Hatch Mrs. Laura p. Lake, Nora r. Tay
Tor.
Members Of Camp No. rs. 8. w., to thu
number Of about q dozen assembled at tn,
home Of Past Captain A. W. Hoyt las
Saturday evening. The occasion for thi
night invasion Of a peaceful house wal
the fact that their adopted son, LeoI
CillsY, had been married some time ago
and the camp, aacertaining he and hi
wife would Be at the Hoyt home tina
evening, took the opportunity to presen
them with some necessary table uten
sils-crookery, knives, forks, etc. Com
mandeF E. II. Kennedy presented the ar
ticles and H. o. Bixby responded for Mr.
and Mrs. Ciiiey. bounteous supply o
coffee, cake and doughnuts we're serves
BY Mrs. HoYi to The invaders, and Mr.
Hoyt entertained them with bis phone