Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-02

E. N. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Henry Courtney returned from Lyme,
n. H., last week.
Edward Moore Of Brandon is visiting
relatives in town.
Ralph Beal of Dorchester, Mass, is
guest Of Lloyd Hun.
Alba Childs of HiIlsboro Bridge, N. H.,
was at Will Martins over Sunday.
Samuel Hale of Boston was at the
Rochester House the first of the week.
Miss Ellen ChaiIee went Saturday to
Warren, where she is TO teach this fall.
Mrs. Stella Marsh and daughter, Mary,
were IN Amsterdam, n. Y, last week.
Miss Marion Upper of1Bsthel is spend
ing few days with Mrs. H. Il. Cushman.
Rev. and Mrs. W. f. Douglas Of Rich
ford were in town last week for a short
stay.
Miss Emma Moses OF Randolph is a
guest of Mrs. Edna Stockwell for a few
days.
A. B. Fish of Randolph was the guest
of r. F. and F. A. Kezer-tw days last
week.
Mrs. Myrtle Waterbury of Peaks
Island, Me-, is at her home here for the
winter.
Miss MabelIe smith of st. Adams is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Smith for
a week.
William Workman OF Detroit, Mich,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il.
Chanee.
Hugh Henry of Boston joined his fam
ilE here Saturday to spend his two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. George Randall and grandson,
Reginald Axtell, ars visiting her parents
in Ferrisburg.
Mrs. stodjard and daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Prosser Tucker Of Warren, were in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wild Of New Haven,
Conn.,, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.
Kezer this week.
Mrs. Harp Downer and two children
OF Woodsville, n. H., are visiting at
Emulus Downer's.
DIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell are at
Mrs. Campbel's home in Arlington for
two or three weeks.
Clarence Parmenter OF Henniker, \.
H., has been visiting at Fred Martins
and Alstine Parmentsr's.
Miss Kate wsshburn returned to
Malone, n. T., Friday and Mrs. Jennie
Jones to Boston Monday.
Miss Eva Morrill, Of NortbfieId and
Miss Cummings OF Lowell, Mass, are
guests of Miss Helen Houston.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. futile, who have
been spending a month here, returned to
their home in Claremont, n. H., Monday.
Edward Mason and daughter, Dorothy,
Of Providence, r. l., have lately. been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs AFRO stockweIl.
A pension has been allowed Mrs.
Huldah A. Moore of Rochester at the
rate OF Sl2 per month from May "a. 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Tinkham and
Miss Mary Briggs were in Barnard Tues
day and Wednesday to attend q reunion
OF the Briggs family at the old home
stead where their grandfather and grand
mother were married one hundred years
ago.
Cong'l church, Sept. 5-Morning
service at IL; subject, 'Tbe Preacher and
his Message" Communion ct close OF
service. Sunday school at 1890; c. E.
at 80, subject, "Life lessons for me
from the book of Romans" A welcome
to all these services is extended to all
On Tuesday last, after an illness OF
some months, Mrs. Molony, wife of
Major J. s. Molony, late Of Her Majesty's
service, died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. w. Brooke, at Coaticook, p. O.,
Mrs. Mclony was born in India in 1884
and came to Canada in 1866, and resided
on the old homestead at Ladd's Mills
ever since. Besides her husband she
leaves eight children to mourn her loss,
viz, Edward Molony, WaterviIle; F. H.
Molony, Coaticook; A. J. Molony, New
Zealand; Mrs c. J. Bush, Rochester, VT.
Mrs. E. Wilson, Edmonton, Alta; Mrs.
A. W. Brooke, Coaticook; Mrs. J. d.
McRitchie, Lingwick, Que; Miss @. NJ.
Molony, lady superintendent of the
Jefiery Hale hospital, Quebec
At 1.-THE Elms," Sunday afternoon,
Aug. %, an interesting ceremony was
performed, when the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Guernsey of Rutland,
Helen Elizabeth Guernsey, Was baptized
by the Rev. w. II. Watson in presence of
four generations OF relatives. There were
present Mrs. Amos Guernsey, the great
grandmother of the babe; Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Guernsey, the grandparents, with Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Guernsey, the parents OF
the child. Richard Hubbard and Miss
Achsah Guernsey stood as sponsors and
Miss Mabel Guernsey completed the
circle of love and affection that sur
rounded the young life as II was being
dedicated to the service and will OF God.
A beautiful bouquet OF roses gave q hint
of the life to be gradually unfolded from
bud to flower. "May the fragrance and
beauty OF these symbols be the outcome
OF this young life," is the wish Of ali
who were there.
Grange GhiIdren's Night.
Aug. 25. Harvest Home grange OBJ.
served Children's night. march wa.
played by which the children entered the
hall and the following program was
given:-
Reading, "When Pm Grown Ups
Elsie tish; song, "Sweet-faced Little Cir
Of Eight" Gladys King; "Chickens, >
:. Reta Atwood, Henry Harvey; Upright
Sun, Mildred Atwood; ssWhat Ny Dolly
Has to Say" Gladys King; song, "WhC
Hears Us When We Pray?'' Mata Harvey
Evelyn Harvey.