Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

held at Montpelier yesterday, John II.
Dubois as reelected one Of the directors.
Thomas Bissstts, who sold his farm on
Fish hill sometime ago, has rented the
Charles L. Holman place near The Man
chester and will occupy II the last Of this
month.
Miss Frances George OF Santa Barbara,
Cal, who had been the guest Of her cous-
ins, Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Hills, three
weeks, took her departure Tuesday for
Springfield and Boston,
Henry g. Vail is suffering severely
from infiammatory rheumatism affecting
his eyes and feet. His father, HI. w.
Vail, is also indisposed from q long
standing trouble with a tooth.
A very good display of apples from or
crards in this section was made at the
grange meeting Saturday night, and prac-
tical talks on fruit growing were given
by A. M. Vaughan and Frank Badger.
Mrs. Pearl 'Rumriu and son, who have
been with Mrs. Rumrills parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Dickerman, several
weeks, leave today for their home in Con-
cord, n. H. Sunday they were with Mr.
Rumrill in Lebanon, N. II.
Rev. Fraser Metzger left Monday morn
ing for Freehold, N. Y, to attend the
golden wedding of Mrs. Metzger's pa
rents the 18th inst. and is expected home
today with his wife and son, who have
been in York state all summer.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will meet at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Oct. II, at the home OF Mrs. NJ A.
Tewksbury. A full attendance is desired
as the question OF purchasing books for
the coming year will be voted upon.
J. v. Newton is not content to rest on
his Iaurels as a pumpkin-raiser hut must
also grow pigs Of about the same spheri-
cal conformation and has Just sold to the
l. A. Jerd market two poFcine wonders,
five months old and weighing 635
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Church and son,
Harold, returned last Thursday night
from a week in Boston, and the elder son,
Dana, reached home Monday from Ma
plewood. n. A., having been employed
since the first Of September at the Maple
wood House in the White Mountains.
An Orange county case before the SUI
prefne court at this session is State Of
Vermont vs.. B. Frank Kicker on the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses and thereby defrauding M. G.
Rowell. NJ. n. Wilson appears for the
state and R. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier for
the defendant.
Mrs. @. W. Douglass and daughter,
Laura, went today to visit relatives in
Montpelier and Barre. They are accom-
panied as tar a. the capital BY their
friend, Glars McEwen Of Lawrencsville.
n. Y, who viii return tonight to Cliff
al % her he a..
and continue treatments for her ewes.
which are improving.
DR.. Ralph O. Hersom, q student in the
medical department Of the University OF
Vermont, and Miss Maurine, only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. P. Thayer, will be
married at $50 o'clock next Wednesday
evening At the home Of the brides par
ents in Essex Junction. The young peo-
pie are to reside ia Louisville, Ky. until
DR.. Hersom completes his medical studies.
W. J. Dukett has begun the erection Of
residence on Dudley street between the
Sargent and Williams tenement houses.
It viii be two-story structure, the main
part, 2ixS2, being the shop Mr.. Dukett
built sometime ago and which he viii
move to the front Of the lot and add to il
an ell lRx1S feet. A continuous piazza
viii run across the main part and the ell,
and the upper and lower floors will be d.
vided exactly alike into rooms couven-
iently arranged for two families.
A. F. Lamb is getting ont at his stone
shop granite monuments to be placed
this fall In southview cemetery on the
lot OF +. A. Griswold and ct the graves OF
the late Rev. X Udall, John Lynch and
Eugene Osha; also four markers Of Scotch
or frrt he. p
stones of white marble to be set at the
graves Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.
Dubois. In the Catholic cemetery Mr..
Lamb has a granite monument to aet ~
the Wynn-Csrney lot, and w. v. soper
the stone dealer of South Rovalton- Is
putting up monument on the Fleming
lot.
Twenty-eight tickets for the excursion
70 Boston were sold at this station yester-
day and among those going were Arthur
Burridge, whose son, Frank. viii retur,,
with him from Somerville, where be has
been working in an ice cream establisb-
ment this summer; Mrs. C. s. Bent ana
MRS. +. II. Ketchum, bound respectively
for Everett and Dorchester, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs W. Fl. Gladding, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Brooks, Mrs. K. o. Blanchard Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. Dean, Mrs. Alpha Messer.
Miss Annie Messer, Miss Mary hanson.
Mrs. Josephine spicer, B. q. Bass, Frank
Z. Copeland and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. An
CELL Of East BroOkneld.
Church Nofea.
Bethany guild viii meet at the Parish
house Thursday afternoon, Oct. %. at 3
O'Clock.
The subject Of the Christian Science
Bible lesson for next Sunday will be
doctrine Of Atonement.'i
Service in Bethany church as usual
sunday morning with sermon on the
theme, 1.-THE Quest Of Happiness"
The junior c. E. society of Bethany
church win hold q candy sale Al the
Parish house Saturday, Oct. II, at sp. m.
Baptist and Methodist Federated
cnurches--Morning service at 1880 ia
Baptist church, Sunday school at noon:
young Peoples society at $50 D. M. and
evening service at 7:3O in the Methodist
church.