Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-01
Randolph.
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The Sanatorium Aid society will meet
in Bethany Parish house Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hodges departed
Monday to New York after nearly
months vacation in Randolph.
Miss Annie wheelock arrived Friday
from Montpelier and remaiped over Sum
day with her cousin, Miss Mildred Good
win.
Mrs. Edwin X. Jones was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leet q. Blodgett at West
Lebanon, n. H., during the state fair pc
riod.
Mr.. and Mrs Judson Fits entertained
over Sunday Mrs. Fits cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan B. Dana Of Conshohooken,
Penn.
The first meeting OF the Randolph wo-
mans Literary club will be held Sat urday
afternoon, Oct. 8, with Mrs. Homer
White.
Mrs. Blanche Prince and daughter OF
Townshend spent last Thursday and Fri
day with Miss Hanna Prince at Rec. G.
o. Howe's.
Miss S. L. Meserule OF New York, who
had been the guest Of Mrs. R. j. Kimball
and her daughters at Montague Place,
took her departure Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Booth went to Bos-
ton Monday to spend week or ten days
with Mr. Booths sister, Mrs. Frank Al
lard, and other relatives in the city.
Mrs Herbert Rood and children Of
Barton Landing are staying at q. w.
Panton's " bile visiting Mr.. Rood, who is
butcher for the Panton meat market.
L. ID. Rhodes and his son, Luther, re-
turned from Boston Friday and were met
here by the latter's wife, who drove from
Lincoln, to which place her husband 40
companied her home Saturday.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Allen but had only
brief existence that ended Saturday after
noon. Burial was Sunday morning with
prayer at the house by Rev. Homer
White.
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter, Anna,
OF Chicopee FAILS, Mass. are being en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Sharpe
this week and are to spend the rest of
fortnight's soiourn in Vermont with rela-
tives in Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. EIdredge had with
them Saturday Mrs. EidFedge's sinter-in-
law, Mrs. w. 7. McGlafiin OF East War
rem. and Misses Pauline and Gertrude
Goebeli Of New Haven, Conn.,, to which
city the young ladies proceeded Sunday.
John w. Hitchings Of Boston, bead OF
the Massachusetts, State Board of Agricul-
ture, found. his way from the fair at
White River Junction to this place FRI
day night and devoted the next two days
to an inspection OF Randolph. He was
guest at the Inn and went away Sunday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Dewitt Webb and
daughter, Wanda. left Friday for New
York and sailed from that port the next
day for Key West. Fla, which thoy were
due to reach yesterday. Lieutenant
Webb is chief engineer OF the naval sta
tion at Key West, and joined his wife and
daughter q month ago in Randolph,
where they had been staying through
the summer.
Fred Goodwin Is one Of the lucky "a
out Of 1900 applicants for places during
the coming session of the Legislature,
which opens next Wednesday. He has
received from Sergeant-at-Arms @. 81.
Ferrin an appointment as messenger in
the House of representatives. position
that carries q salary of So day--and one
7 in which he will prove q lively little
Mercury for the assembled gods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Dubois and
two children have ended their summer
soiourn at the Sanford farm and went
Monday to Winchester, Mass, where
they have now taken q house by them
selves. Since their removal from Chica-
go, they have had their winter quarters
in Winchester with Mr.. and Mrs John
Abbott on Dix street as well as spending
: their summers with them on the Sanford
farm, where the two families intend this
year to eat their Thanksgiving dinner.
Company @, sth Vermont regiment,
will hold its annual reunion in South
Royalton Monday, Oct. 10, on the oath
anniversary Of the battle Of Cedar Creek.
All members Of the company and associ
ates are cordially invited to the reunion
and viii be entertained by OrviiIe Bixby
post OF South RoyaIton. Dinner viii b.
served by the Relief corps. The commit
tee OF arrangements appointed last Thurs
day includes Capt. B. F. Bowman Of Ran
dolph, NJ. j. Sargent OF South Royaltor
and Seymour Culver Of Royalton, AND
anyone desiring further information car
: obtain it Of this committee.
The West Randolph grange conferred
the third and fourth degree Sept. 20 and
: bountiful harvest supper was served I'M
: der the direction OF Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgI
! n. Slack. The two hundred or more VIII,
partook OF the banquet appreciated thu
] successful efforts OF the supper committee
and their willing helpers, including thos
who contributed chicken-pies. Fitting
remarks were made BY BrotherH Mors
and Martin, visiting members from Roch
ester grange, and by Mrs. Byron Wakefield