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

4 nereOy express my tuauk1 10 tuc
members Of the order OF the Eastern
Star for the box of beautiful carnations
they lately sent me. N. L. Boydsn.
Mrs. vanDusen has returned to her
home in Roxbury.
Prof. e. A. Partridge and family re-
turned to Philadelphia Monday.
Miss Caroline Weymouth commenced
her school at East Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Dewey of Reading, Mass,
is visiting her brother, Fred Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Tenney Of Federal
Point, Fla, visited friends here last week.
Miss Elsie Hebard went to Barre satur-
day, where she is to attend the Spaulding
high school.
Miss Pauline Raymore OF Randolph has
been visiting her brother, Fred Raymore,
for several days.
y. L. Boyden shows some improvement
over last week, but is still unable to at
tend to business.
Miss Hattie Sawyer returned to Boston
Monday, after a week with her mother,
Mrs. Clara Sawyer.
Bishop Evans, employed in the draftir 9
room Of a machine shop in Windsor, was
at home over Sunday.
Miss Mary Evans is to teach in Con-
cord, VT, this fall and left Monday to
commence Der duties there.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore will give
reception to the Normal students Satur-
day evening from s TO 10 at the Colonial.
Judge Duane Carnes has returned to bis
hnuaE in
daughter will leave the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell D. Bickford, who
we're married in Barre Sept. /, took a
short carriage drive and returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Wade Of Quincy, Mass,
formerly Miss Helen Tarbell, and Charles
Tarbeli Of South Royalton visited friends
here Thursday.
George X. Morse and family have
closed their bungalow for the summer,
but Miss Mcintosh and Miss Gwendolyn
Morse will remain al the Old Homestead
for the present
Mrs. Lacy Howe Of Jericho has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Deborah Smith
few DAYS and has nov started with Der
husband Tor California, v hore they viii
reside.
Miss Grace a. Stone, who had spent Z
short vacation with Der mother at tn,
Mapls y God. and Louis Grant. who has
been with bis family there for about two
weeks, returned TO New York city Mon
day.
Mrs. ellison. afrs. Smith and Mis-
Brough have left the Esndolrh H0us,
and before returning TO their respective
\ homes will visit in Deerield, Greenhel,
and ether historic places IN Massachus
etts.
Festivities at Randolph House.
A series OF entertainments was held :
the Randolph House week before last
the first being q play entitled, 'sJack'
Bluff. given Wednesday evening. b,
May AIlis and Frances Hebard: the mex
was a banquet given Friday evening b,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allis in honor Of their 25tl
anniversary; the last, a costume party AM
dance, given Saturday evening. Some O
the costumes were as follows:
T. s Allis, Theodore Roosevelt: Mrs
t. s. Allis, Red Cross nurse: Miss Ma,
Allis, drummer girl; Miss Frances Heb
ard, Priscilla; Guy Hebard, tramp; Mrs
Arthur Smith, Chinese woman; Mrs. viii
liam ellison, peasant; Miss Hope Carnes
Puritan maid; Misses Ruth Wheeler an
Bessie Adams, japanese girls; Mrs. Van
Dusen, peasant; Miss Mary Lee Hall, Stee
Trust lady; Master Philip Palmer, Kermi
Roosevelt; Miss Maud BrOugh, Texas CIR
lin COW boy suit.
Wedding FeIieitstIons.
The following congratulatory article Q
much local interest is taken from th
Waterbury Is. D.) Herald OF recent date
"Wedding invitations were received b
few friends OF Atty. W. II. Shurtlei tn
first of the week which announced tbs
the wedding of himself and Miss Joss
phine Hodges OF Randolph Center, Vel
mont, would take place Wednesday, Aus
25, and that the young couple woul
make their home in WATERFOWL.
1.-THE writer has not the pleasure of
personal acquaintance With the bride, bu
we are told that she is young lacy {
winning personality, talented in orator
cal lines, and a young lady well worth
of the man who has chosen her as hi
bride.
, "Mr. shurtlei, or Judge as he
familiarity known here. is a young man {
exceptional worth, honorable in his dea
! ings with men, always courteous
women and a man who attends strictI
to business affairs, though ever ready I
,, give time and thought to affairs concern
ing friends. He is graduate of the la
and science colleges of the Northwester
university of Chicago and came to tn
city in 1902 to enter the employ of Ge'
w. Case rs stenogrspher. He acted
justice Of the peace during the terms
] NJ. r. Baskerville as mayor.
"Several years ago he was admitted |
r partnership with Mr.. Case and has won
[ valuable record for his reliability as
counselor and practitioner.
1.-The Herald joins Mr.. Shurtlefi
many friends in wishing him Joy an
happiness in his future life as be is ce
tainly deserving of all that is best in tn
world"
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