Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-25
Randolph.
oEoRoIA WHITE, Local Editor


J. @. Ashley OF South Royalton was II e
guest Of his cousin, F. w. Jewett. last
Thursday.
Miss Eunice Slack has entered ths
training department for nurses at the
sanatorium.
Charles Hutchinson of Springfield,
Mass, was in this village last Thursday
and Friday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood have been
in White River junction since SATURDAY.
with their daughter, Mrs. c. l.. IAzelIe.
Prin. and Mrs. n. ]. whitebiu Of
White River Junction were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Thomas Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. W W. Martin has returned TO
Newton Highlands, Mass, after spending
most Of the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
8. Brigham.
George Pope, who had been West near
~ two years, arrived last Thursday morn
ing from Terry, s. D., and proposes to
stay East until spring at least. He
brought with him a Dakota friend, James
Freeman.
= Miss Lucinda Dupuis, who is EMPLOYED
in the Office Of the Enosburg Standard.
was home over Sunday to see her sister.
Mrs. L. -. Xix, who continues to make
progress towards good recovery from. a re-
cent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Kinney, American
Sunday school missionaries, who were in
Randolph year or so ago, are making
their headquarters in Morrisville now
although they have been in Burlington
lately, holding services in the different
city churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Spear, former resi-
dents OF Randolph, have lately left Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, their home for the
last few years, and have gone to Lewis
ton, Mont, to be with their sons, both OF
whom are located there and are doing
we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Spear expect to set.
tie later either in Montana or Idaho.
@. II. Dufiany was in town briefly Sat.
urday to see his uncle, w. w. Bean.
The young man is the flute and piccolo
player with the popular Leunard's Sing.
ing orchestra OF Claremont, n. H., which
furnished music for the junior prom OF
Norwich university at Mortified last
Thursday night, and he stopped here on
his return journey.
Ernest Blake, formerly Of Windsor,
but who for some time has been in the
West, connected with the Great Northern
/ Railway company, was married in st.
/ Paul Wednesday, Feb. II, to Miss Isalena
/ Booth, daughter of William Booth oil
4 Randolph, who is at present in st. Paul
+ The bride is a sister OF c. s. Booth and
Mrs. Sarah Thompson of this place.
Guy e. Woodward arrived Sunday
+ from Trout Creek, Mont. after an absenc,
OF three years in the West, during which
he has been engaged as civil engineer in
railroad construction work. He will b,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G
i Woodward, until summoned back Wes
to another field Of engineering for thu
Northern Pacific railroad, his work a
Trout Creek being completed.
q. W. Cornwall Of Detroit, Mich.
reached town the 18th and stayed unit
Monday Is the guest Of his cousin, Mis-
Vanlora Spear. This WAS Mr.. CORNWALL
first trip to Vermont in A years and b.
came directly here from Sharon, wher
he had been visiting another cousin, Mrs
Alvah Clifford. He left Monday for De
troit by way Of Boston and Providence
in which cities he has other relatives liv
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bass gave a " his
party OF three lADies EIludg evening A
honor Of DIR. and Mrs. q. A. Wheeler o
Boston, who arrived that afternoon an
remained over Sunday. Make-trump, nc
trump and straight whist were playe
and refreshments OF Welsh rarebit, ic
cream and cake we're served. Harol
Andrews, who had been the guest OF MI
and Mrs. Bass two weeks. delayed his d.
parture until after the PARTY and returne
to Molrose, Mass, Saturday.
editor II. L. Hindley Of the Rutlan
Herald talked to the Womans club {
Randolph last week on the moder
drama" says the Burlington Clipper ed
torially, "and in his discourse made en-
phatic use of those ultra modern exam
pies, The Devil and The Witchin
Hour There is a wide difference b
tween 'Hayville' sketches and an analys