Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-11
RandOIph.



GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Miss Eva Fortin Is again working In
the knitting factory at Northfeld.
Miss Clara Bean, Who IL teaching In
sarday.
Fred BeedIe Of Keene. N. H.. was with
his parents, Nh. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle.
over Sunday.
Miss Gail Lamson went to West SOM
ervilie. Mass. Friday to be the guest Of
Mrs. Mary (Webb) Rollins.
Mrs. Q. o. Dumas, who had been The
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ]. Cole. re-
turned to Woodstock Saturday.
Miss Cora Bliss is at Der home In Rich
ford for a ten days rest from her millin-
cry business in A. n. Hubbard's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilman Of West
Hartford we're in Randolph Saturday to
see their daughters, Misses Lula and
Susie Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Brown Of North
Williston, who had been visiting their
sister, Mrs. J. b. Wells, and family, took
their departure Friday.
Mrs. w. +. Lamson left the sanatorium
Friday night, having sufficiently recov-
cred from q recent operation to complete
/ her convalescence at home.
Rev. W. T. sparhawk is to be the ora
tor Of the Lincoln Centenary exercises to
be held in Cabot tomorrow by the Grand
Army post and schools Of that place.
Charles L Holman started Saturday
night for Chicago and Kansas City and
expects to return in q couple OF weeks
with two carloads Of Western horses.
The Rebekahs had about so at their
whist party last Thursday night, when
the highest score, plus 20, was made by
A. N. Hubbard and Mrs. c. 8. Booth.
The East Braintree Mite society met
Friday at the home of Mrs. e. l. CIafiin
on Forest street where as ladies dined
and busted themselves in sewing for the
Randolph sanatorium.
Mrs. Q. B. Hollis and three children
reached home Friday from Natick, Mass,
after an absence of three months,
and we're accompanied by Mrs. Hollis
sister Miss Mabel Jones, who goes back
to Natick today.
The relatives from out OF town attend
ing the funeral of Charles Bower last
Thursday were a brother of the deceased,
Philip Bower of Highgate; Tufield and
Levi Raymond Of Brattleboro; the lat
ter's son. Arthur OF Greenfield. Mass. I;
William and John Raymond OF Spring
field and Tullus Hui Of Windsor.
Q. W. Proper has an interesting relic in
the form OF q medal OF the famous Log
Cabin campaign OF 1870, in which his
father participated and which he himself
can Just remember. One side Of the
round piece OF metal, the size Of a silver
dollar, shows the Log Cabin in bas-relief,
while the other bears the raised likeness
Of Major W. H. Harrison with the words,
AThe peoples choice"
II. @. Woodwork, who sold his farm,
known as the Terry place, last fall, has
bought OF II. A. Harper the house just
beyond the Thayer brook bridge, for 9
consideration, named in the deed, Of
5000. Luther Stark and the family of his
son, W. E. Stark, who is working in
Lynn, Mass. have been occupying the
house and will move soon to the Charles
L. Holman farm below Beanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Burke OF South
Royalton, who had been in Burlington Z
couple Of weeks with their daughter
Mrs. Charles Crandall, stopped here Sat
urday ON their return and remained ovel
Sunday with Mr.. Burke's sister, Mrs. r
. Morton, took advantage Of short vaea
tion the mid-year examinations at th.
4 University Of Vermont allowed him and
came from Burlington the Sd inst. to stay
until Tuesday before rssuming his studie'
! at the university.
4 Mrs. o. b. Copeland gave q Valentine
4 party Friday evening At her residence OF
= Highland avenue, aud IA ladies' mum
. -. Ina fol
tines day-.found entertainment in th
appropriate game Of hearts. Valentine
, postals were the score cards, and at tn
close OF the game the prize Of = handsom
= piece OF decorated china was awarded Z
Mrs. II. q. Beekman, while Mrs. B. d
Dubois was co1soled for heavy losses b.
q very attractive valentine. Elegant re
freshments OF ice cream, assorted cake
and nuts we're served.
The Morrisville News and Citizen pay
this compliment to a Randolph lad;-
Freddie Goodwin, the popular page i
the House. made friends everywber
abont the capital during the session
Ever on the alert to heed any call, he cal
:. ried his messages promptly and cheer
fully. The last night OF the session, til
lad and his sister, both excellent singers
gave several selections, which we're hear
lily applauded. The hat was passed an
r. they received $3.50, which, along wit
I. the salary, goes into the savings bank
!. 80 said the boy. II may be interesting
Wolcott people to know that these Al
: children Of she who was May Sheldon
that town. They now live at Randolph.
At recent conference in Burlingto
between Hon. V. l. Spear Of Randolp
and 7. q. Bronson of Hardwick, OF II
Publicity committee Of the Vermont Ms
= pie 3ugarmakers' association, the inter
ton was set forth eventually to max
,e known throughout the United States tn