Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-23


F., had its annual meeting Friday night
and elected these oficers:-Chief patri.
arch, NJ. W. Campbell; high priest,
Franklin Salisbury; senior warden,
tsank Sawyer; junior warden, o. r.
Greene; scribe, w. c. Emerson; treasur-
er, w. H. Pelton.
Mrs. Fred @. Dunsmoor of New Haven,
Conn.,, is visiting Der mother, Mrs. Min
ME Miller, at w. II. GIadding's. and she
will be Joined tomorrow by Mr.. Duns-
moor. Miss Lima Miller stopped here
Sunday night en- route to the home of her
uncle, @. H. Miller, in Worcester, Mass,
where she will pass the holiday recess Of
the school, in which she teaches at Barre.
The 18th irthday anniversary OF Miss
Marjorie Chedel, which fell on last
Thursday, was made the occasion Of a
surprise party at Der home on School
street the next evening, when about 40
boys and girls had an uncnmmonly good
time In celebrating the event. Games
were played, refreshments OF ice cream
and cake were served and souvenirs in the
form of pretty manicure set and a silk
scarf were presented to the young lady.
DIR. and Mrs. s. n. Gould had with
them last Thursday and Friday Mrs. Don
Chapman, a SpIritualist speaker who has
been serving the society in Montpelier
lately and went from this place to Boston
for a fortnight's vacation. A sister-in-
law of Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Mary J. Hanks
OF Rochester, who is in rather poor
health, Is staying with them now, and
Mrs. Gould herself is not nearly so we'll
this season as she was last winter in
Florida.
e. V. Fraser OF Woodstock took away
Saturday pack OF nice fox, skunk, mink
and coon skins, which he had purchased
OF trappers OF this vicinity. In the lot
were 20 skunk skins aud 26 muskrat pelts
which he bought OF Leonard Coulumbe.
Earlier in the season II. d. Banister sold
to another buyer 81 skunk skins and the
pelts of fox and a mink and has one
skunk skin left. From Joseph N.
Bros n, the fur dealer procured three fox
and six skunk skins.
Harry Duer Storer OF Atlanta, Ga, and
Miss Madeline Gray, daughter OF Rear
Admiral William Swift, commandant Of
the Charlestown navy yard, whose brilliant
wedding has been postponed on account
OF the illness OF the bride, we're to have
been married the 18th by Rev. Arthur w.
Stone, q chaplain OF the navy stationed at
Charlestown. Mr.. Stone, while theologi- |
cal student. served st. Johns church in |
this village one or two summers, hich |
he spent with the Mccall family at Elm
cottage.
Sidney Jones of WatervilIe, Me-, was
arrested Saturday night and pleaded guilty T
Monday morning to a third offence OF in
for which he was fined SIS
and costs. Not having the money with
which to settle, be was taken to Chelsea
by Deputy Sheriff ID. ID. Howe to serve a
term OF 20 days. The Orange county jail,
repaired, in modern fashion
and comfortably refurnished, will no
doubt draw g good deal OF outside custom
and become a favorite winter resort for
tourists IL its advantages are at all noised
abroad.
Young Gotch and Arthur vlahaltha-
nases, known rs the Greek strong man,
wrestled in Keene, N. H., Friday night.
lahalt hanases won the first fall ia four
minutes with full body hold, and he
took the second fall In nine and halt
with the full body hold. The
Greek is exceeding strong and Gotch,
v no was not able to break the hold which
v AuuHAA HHuunra NOuAu kcts WAS Ou luC QC-
Iensive most OF the time This is the
irst bout that Young Gotch has lost in
Keene this year. Fritz Hanson of Clare
mont was referee.
The newly elected officers OF u. 8.
lrant post are:-Commander, James e. !
lass; senior vice, George CLARK; junior
rice. ). d. Laport; chaplain, Norman
Nichols; quartermaster, G. w. A. Put
lam; officer of the day, John Manney; !
,ficer OF the guard, l.. J. Blakely; sur
Ieon, w. w. Tyler. The commander
las appointed H. c. Gilbert adjutant. In
he Woman's Relief corps the following
Ulcers have been chosen President, =
drs. j. ID. Laport; vice president, Mrs.
|. e. Dean; junior vice, Miss Almira
fisk; secretary, Mrs. Eugene Holman; 7
treasurer, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland; con-
uctor, Miss Nellie Ford; guard, Mrs.
ames E. Csss; chaplain, Mrs. Alfred
atom. A joint installation, open to the
ublic will be held Saturday evening,
an. l, in @. A. r. hall, with refresh
lents in charge OF committee composed
Mrs. f. H. Ketchum, Mrs. S. 8. Whit I
omb and Mrs. James E. Cass.
laced on Probation. P
L. Webb Vinton, who was summoned Il
-om East Granville to Boston Thanks
living day to account for an alleged :,
heritage OF s400 or $500 in the funds OF =
he Woodland Golf club in Auburndale, :,
I which be was clerk under bonds OF 4
1000, withdrew his plea Of not guilty the .,
5th inst. and entered one of guilty, in q
1urt at Newton, Mass. He was placed R
q probation until bis case shall come up n