Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-05

Samuel Knowles of Lexington, Mass,
formerly Baptist pastor in Randolph, Us
taking the place of William Behrendt in
II. Joslyn's while Mr.. Behrendt is at his
home in New Britain, Conn, on a vacs-
tioB.
Mrs. F. A. Allen and two daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Ruth, OF Turner's
Falls, Mass, guests for three weeks at
". r. Ssrgent's, went away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent are now entertain
ing Mrs. g. L. Gutterson and daughter,
Mildred, of Fair Haven, and Miss Jennie
Cheever of Ware, Mass.
Mrs. r. W. McAllister came home
Monday from Waitsfield, where the pre-
vious day her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Folsom, had family reunion OF
their eleven children, who we're all to-
gether again for the first time in years.
Tuesday, Mrs. MeAllister went to Spring
field TO attend TO the sale of their farm
there.
Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell was called to
Warren Saturday by the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Lamb, who was
suffering from appendicitis. She was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington Monday morning and had a
successful operation that afternoon. Mrs.
Campbell came home Tuesday and had
reassuring word from Burlington yester-
day that her mother was very comiorta-
BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Flint are enter
tanning their brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Bailey OF Richford. who came
last Thursday and were Joined yesterday
by their son, lyman, and his wife from
Schenectady, N. Y. The Baileys are on
their way to Los Angeles, CAL, which
they intend to make their future place OF
residence and for which they expect to
start Monday. Other guests at Mr..
Flint's Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Flint and Mrs. George Taylor OF
Montpelier.
A reception was given in Northfield
Friday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
McCarty, who were married by Rev.
Fraser Metzger in Randolph Saturday,
July "a, the bride being Myrtle, third
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William But
ton. They are living on the farm owned
by the groom in Little Northfield dis
trict, and there hundred of their friends
surprised them Friday and made them
many useful and valuable presents.
Among the guests was Miss Lottie But
ton of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Story and Miss
Mary OF Philadelphia, who attended the
Tercentenary celebration Of Lake Cham,
plain and have since been at the White
mountains, come to Idleton cottage to
day from Bethlehem, n. Fl. Mrs. Sam.
uel Howell Of Philadelphia, who is ai
present in Boston, viii reach the cottage
I by the end OF the week and will be Joined
/ later by Mr.. Howell and their son, Sam
uel l., who have been touring Europ,
and are to land in New York from th,
Minneapolis Aug. rs.
Mrs. Nettie (Granger) Tinkham arrived
I last Thursday from Minneapolis, Mimi.
/ on her first visit to Randolph in II years
3 and took her relatives by surprise. Un-
expectedly to herself. however, she founo
here her brother, e. L. Granger, who haC
! been in town for over week but wa
obliged to go back to Boston that night
AIRS. Tinkham has been in Lebanon, n
Z H., since Tuesday with her sister, Mrs
c. W. Miller, but will return to spens
some time here with her brother snC
sisters, C. r. Granger, Mrs. Fl. V
Fletcher and Mrs. @. j. Prince.
Fritz Hanson and Young Gotch battles
for two hours at Du Bois & Gays hall Sat
urday evening without either getting
fall, catch-as-catch-can. Hanson retain
the worlds trophy, and it is improbable
that these men will meet again. William
Behrendt undertook to throw Glenn
Brewster twice in half an hour, bu
Brewster Topped him in seven minute
and won there. A big crowd witnesses
the match. Gotch and Sailor Mack ar
to meet for 800 q side here next Thurs
day night, and James Freebourn vii
wrestle William Waldo at South Royaltol
next Wednesday night.
delightful dancing party was give
in Grange hall Monday evening for th
special pleasure of Miss Lucy Davey an
Mr.. Kent Bradley, summer visitors fror
New Haven, Conn. Thirty OF the youn
people assembled and were chaperoned b
Miss Davey's mother, Mrs. John Harye
OF New Haven, and Mrs. B. E. Nickerso
of Braintree. Miss Ruby Allen was tn
pianist and the Paul Jones was one of th
figures danced. Refreshments Of lemon
ade and waters were served. In the CON
pany were Clarence Webb of East Graz
Vile; his sister, Mrs. Arthur Hollins {
West SomerviiIe, Mass, Miss Mario
Nickerson OF Braintree and Mr.. Harve
from New Haven. Mr.. Bradley has n
turned to New Haven, and Mr.. and Mr.
Harvey and Miss Davey started yesterda
on a tour Of Bethel, Granville and Rocl
ester