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

Mrs. Margaret Chaussey has been in
Montreal for q few days.
Mrs. L. ID. Rhodes has been visiting il
runbridge the last few days.
Mrs. Lena Udam was in Montpelier
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E. J.
Boyden.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. w. worthing OF st.
Iohnsbury were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ). Foster over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Wilson enter
tanned = number OF friends Friday night
st their residence on Maple street.
A. A. Olmsted OF South Newbury,
member OF the Democratic state commit
tee, vas in town Saturday soliciting cam
paign funds.
Mrs. A. j. Hunter went back to Wind
sor Saturday after spending a week with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. shattuck.
Miss Ella skinner went to South Roy
alton Saturday tc attend the funeral Of
a cousin. Oren Burbank, whose death oc-
Cured in Barre.
The Cong1 church of Morrisvlile has
organized a Brotherhood and made Rev.
v. M. Hardy one OF the public member
ship committee.
Mrs. Ellen Young was called to Barre
Friday by the death Of her niece, Miss
Myrtle q. Cole, after an IS days Illness
with typhoid malaria.
z. L. Merchant was in Woodstock last
Thursday and Friday, conducting a very
successful sale Of suits and garments at
the Jones store for e. A. Thomas.
@. w. Boyce and family have aban-
doned the Robin Hood cottage at Nahant.
Mass, and are located for the winter on
Wadsworth avenue in New York city.
Mrs. Ruth Williams, after making her
headquarters for more than. year with
Mrs. Alice Bruce, has gone to Lebanon,
Harry Williams.
Mrs G. K. Wyman, who makes her
home in Barre, is at present in Brattle-
boro with the family of her son, Frank
E. Wyman, and will visit her Randolph
friends during November.
Mrs. Alonzo Ball arrived Saturday from
Potsdam, N. Y, to spend fortnight
with her brother, Sylvester g. Clark, in
this village and her sister, Mrs. George
Tuckerman, on Rcyaiton Hill
Mrs. e. s. Whitcomb OF Barre was
with her mother, Mrs. Ida Mann, from
Friday to Sunday, Mr.. Whitcomb coming
then to escort her home after a days vis-
it with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 8.
Whitcomb.
Mount Mansfield drew on its mantle OF
snow Oct. and, according to old wealth
err prophets, the lowlands can call the
season fall until ak weeks later, or about
the middle OF November, when our fall
will land MS in winter.
Mrs. M. L. Brooks went back 10 North
field Monday after q stay OF five weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. George E. Dav-
export. The latter's daughter, Mrs. @.
C. Taplin, and baby Of Boston are now at
the Davenport home on Dudley street.
J. G. sherburne OF Randolph was adj
mitted to membership in the Vermont
Bar association at the annual meeting
held in Montpelier last week, and n. L.
Boyden read q well-written paper on The
life OF the late ]. ID. Denison Of this
place.
Charles Reynolds and family have
moved into the new house built by Dir.
Reynolds this summer on Highland
avenue. Mrs. Reynolds and daughter
have been visiting in Barre since Satur-
day, while Mr.. Reynolds has been work
ing in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Huse entertained
their cousin, George Grout OF Waterbury,
last Thursday night, and have since bad
with them Mr.. Huse's mother, Mrs.
Helen f. Huse Of Worthwhile, who
stopped here Friday on her return from a
trip to New York.
The circulation Of books from the Kim
ball Public library during the month oil
September reached total of 1897. OF
this number 116 t10.2 per cent? were class
books, 1877 (l5.56 per cent? juveniles and
1874 (73.35 per cent? works Of fiction. The
average daily circulation was 4s 1928.
The ladies OF Bethany church served 3
Harvest supper at the Parish house last
Thursday that was tasteful both in quail.
" and appearance. Autumn leaves and
fruits decorated the tables, for which
good New England fare was beautifully
provided, and the net receipts amounted
to about $40.
Miss Lula Blakeiy Is having a fort
nights vacation from her work In II. A
Leonard's drug store and, accompan lei
by her mother, Mrs. l.. ]. Blakely, hal
gone to West Derby 10 spend the tim'
with a sister, Mrs. Osmond Creaser. Mis-
Emma Blakeiy Is assisting Mr.. Leonard
in the store during Miss Lula's absence
Master Fred Goodwin, as one Of thl
House pages at Montpelier this session o
the legislature, has attracted the attention
OF Editor Frank L. Greene Of the st. Al
bans Messenger, according to this item n
the Montpelier Journal" Page Goodwin
Of Randolph was insulted Thursday b.
Frank Greene, who said he wasn't biz
enough 10 be called page, wasn't hardly
q paragraph. What would the press IA
bic be without Greene7"
Tomorrow, from to 5 in the afternoon
and from to Q in the evening, the Ran
dolph sanatorium will be open to visi
tors, and gifts from the abundance Of tn
harvest, from the housewives stores ant
from those who can aid in the replenish
: ment Of its bedding, linen, table ant