Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-22

George Hebard has returned from q trip
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Chedel were IN
Woodstoek Sunday.
Dwight Fisher and Ray Fletcher were
in Burlington Tuesday.
Miss Luvia Hatch OF Chelsea has been 9
Monday.
Arthur Mitchell Of Barre was in town
Sunday to see his little daughter, Marion,
at Mrs. Louis sault's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Tracy are home
from = i've wesks' absence in Berlin, Will
iiamstown and Northield.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood were at
the farm Of their son-in-laW, Edwin Ans
den, in Barnard over Sunday.
W. B. Kay OF Dighton, Mass, has been
buying apples in this section and shipped
to market Tuesday I31 barrels.
The candy sale of Bethany Junior C. E.
society In the Parish house Saturday aft
arnoon added over 90 to the treasury.
Miss Ida Holmes OF Georges Mills, n.
a., who had been with her aunt, Mrs. L.
NJ. Kilburn, few days, went away Tues
day.
Tuesday to see the Legislature elect ex-
Gov. G. s. Page Of HYDE Park United
States senator from Vermont for a term
OF two years.
p. j. Campbell has rented of Miss Cora
Crompton Of Worcester, Mass, the Lam
son farm below 6outhview cemetery and
has moved to IL from one OF Eugene Alb
bott's houses on Maple street.
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| Daughters for the election Of officers will
be held with Mrs. r. B. McIntyre at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Oct. q. The
members are asked to be present with
/ thimbles.
Williams block on Weston street, be-
longing to the estate OF the late Ira VIII
5000 to- ". x. Owen, who has been liz
ing in the block nearly a year and takes
possession Of the property At once.
/ A. P. knights, whose right hand was
badly cut some weeks ago on q saw at
Salisbury Brothers factory, had to have
the wound reopened Sunday aud pieces Of
splintered bone removed that were caus-
ing Inflammation and rstarding recovery.
r. J. Burnell, who is we'll known in
Randolph and who for the last year has
acted as gardner at the Goldsmith estate
IN Woodstock, will commence duty Nov.
1st as foreman at Totmanis greenhouses.
Mr.. Totman has found II impossible to
superintend properly the greenhouse
work In the busy season and take SUN.
cient time to look after his ever increas-
ing business demands Miss Edith How
ard, who has been faithful and efficient
clerk At the greenhouses for three years,
win take few weeks rest.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
met Saturday at the home Of Mrs. M. A.
TeWksbury, With Mrs. ]. W. Raymond a
second hostess. Twenty-seven members
and thirteen guests were present. After
the roll CALI in response to which miscel-
laneous quotations were given, and the
reading Of the secretaFyss report, the pres
ident appointed Mrs. +. A. Joslyn, Mrs.
W. w. Morton, Mrs. r. B. Mcintyre,
Mrs. J. w. Raymond and Mrs. L A.
Russiow as committee on membership
/. It was voted to buy books for the coming
year and, therefore, the chairman Of the
book COMMITTEES, Mrs r. A. Joslyn, re.
quests the members to send their lists IN
at their earliest convenience. Mrs B. ID.
Dubois was appointed to Ill a vacancy on
the book committee. The program, the
subject being sThe Rich Empire OF ths
Northwest" was as iollows:--s' Accidents
. aud Incidents of Travel" read BY Mrs
|. G. r. Moulton; stThA Real Discovery ot
Alaska, Its Resources and Minera
|. Wealth." Mrs. w. E. Lamson; Railroads
: and transportation" Mrs. Mary Mann
! The meeting closed with the customar,
social hour.