Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-07

Townshend, Newfane, Jamaica, Brattle-
boro, Putney, CharIestown, Windsor and
Woodstock.
The Lyman H. Howe Moving Picture
entertainment drew q pleased audience Of
425 at Chandler Music hall Saturday
evening; a much larger audience than
has ever greeted him here before, and
that in spite OF Thursdays big outpour-
ing to tThe Old Homestead.
Mrs. M. e. Holmes left Monday for
Maiden, Mass, where she will spend q
portion Of the fall and winter, returning
to Randolph in the spring. Mrs. ID. E.
Cooling, her sister, who had been with
/ her for a month, accompanied her, IS did
Mrs. ]. n. Lamson for q weeks stay.
At the annual meeting OF the Camp RAN
dolph association, held Friday evening,
the old board OF officers we're reelected
as foliows:-President, james Hotehin-
son; secretary and treasurer, W. Z. Lam
son; directors, E. A. Shattuck, w. +.
Lamson, w. c. Emerson, z. o. Blanch-
ard and A. E. Bass.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. r. Eldredge arrived
last week Wednesday evening after a stay
in camp at Highgate Springs beginning
last April and have re-opened their home
on South Pleasant street. The captain is
able to ride out when be feels at his best,
and his numerous friends are glad indeed
to greet him once more.
A. T. Nen, present occupant OF the d.
/ 7. Dyer livery stable, has effected further
lease of the property for q five-year term
and will not build the barn contemplated
on the Kendrick site. He is having the
Kendrick house fitted with furnace heat
ing and two bath rooms, and will shortly
occupy it as q place of residence.
The st. Adams board of trade has late
| ly issued a neat book, descriptive and
/ pictorial, dealing with the attractions OF
the Railroad city. One of the views, "a
Picturesque Trout Stream" is a familiar
Randolph scene, taken by Conant q Con-
ant. The book could be further inn
proved by adding other views OF Ran.
dolph scenery.
The hoard OF water commissioners have
acquired for 900 another spring on the
Zeno 7. Page place which is being devel-
oped and yields a good stream. 1t is To-
Gated only 200 feet from the feed pipe
leading to the reservoir and can be easily
piped in. Other springs are being inves-
tiRated. At present the reservoir is full
and use OF hose is again permitted.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton
reached home Friday from three weeks
trip during " hich Bakersfield, st. Johns
bury, Newport, Sawyerville, p O., and
Woodstock we're points visited. Mrs.
Hamilton's cousin, Miss Emily Packer of
Hartford, Conn, is their guest this week,
arriving Monday on her way TO visit
other friends in the northern part OF the
state.
DIR. and Mrs. e. o. Blanchard and
daughter, Helen, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Bass, left Sunday in the
Doctors anto for Boston, intending to
cover the distance in about two days.
From there they will go on to Proyi-
dence, r. l., vi here the doctor will attend
the Northeastern Dental convention, re-
turning to Randolph after about weeks
absence.
Misses Alice Mcintyre and Helen
Wedgwood visited Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Ralph q. Hersom, formerly Miss
Maurine Thayer, at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Thayer, in Es-
sex Junction. Mrs. Hersom is on from
Louisville, KY, where Mr.. Hersom is at
tending a medical college, for a six
weeks visit, which will last about two
weeks longer.
After many vexatious delays, the en-
Riue and remaining parts for the automo-
bile which Robert Wood has been assem-
bling this summer in the garage of J. c.
Hubert arrived last week and Rob wasn't
long in Shaping il together and cranking
up. The car has about ten horsepower,
is very light and covers ground and
grades very nicely. 1t is the only car in
town with friction transmission.
Cadet James Rand Of Norwich UNIVERSE
~ took a horse from Randolph Wednes-
day OF last week, when the corps msrched
back to the barracks after a nights en-
campment here. He failed to tie his
steed securely in the stable and it escaped
in the night, deserted unblushingly and
shook the dust OF Mortified of its heels
without any delay. II travelled the is
miles home unhindered and was in it's
old quarters " hen Cadet Rand came from |
Mortified to look for it the next morn
ing.
The first regular meeting OF the RAN
dolph woman's Literary club for this
season was held Saturday, Oct. 2, at the
home of Mrs. Homer White. After few
words OF greeting by the president, Mrs.
E. g. Ham, the roll was called, vacation
being given In response. The
first paper, Vacation Experiences and
Home Coming" by Mrs. Ham, described
a trip to Maine, which included visits to
York Beach and the Isles Of Shoals. In
a paper on can Ideal Phase OF Vacation |
Life-the Vacation School, Miss Annie l
Walsh told OF the need for such schools
and the work they accomplish. Twenty
three members and eight guests we're
present.
It is no unusual thing for one OF
'Chick" Steele's patients, wooed to sleep
under the soft magic Of his razor, to de-
part in such a somnolent state as to for
get to pay for the shave. II Is "Chick's"
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