Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
Randolph.


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Mrs. Dr.. q. p. Morris and mother,
hrs. q. z. Jones. passed Sunday in
Northfeld.
Mrs. AIva sanborn Of Sandown, N. H.
visited her uncle, L. D. Rhodes, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. z. A. Lamb and daughter, Ed
wilma, Of Pittsdeld were at r. H. Slack's
over Thursday night.
g. B. Farr & Son are adding to their
milling plant a large shed for the storage
OF baled bay and straw.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Atwood are spend
ing a week with their daughter, Mrs. z.
L. Amsden, in Barnard.
John Chase finished i've days stay
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. s.
Chase, and returned to Boston Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. fl. Miller and Mrs.
Ellen Chandler went Monday TO visit
Mrs. l. c. White at Amsden few days.
Harry T. Lyman returned Saturday
1 from Manchester, n. H., having finished
his six weeks engagement in the express
Office there.
Mrs. e. w. Robbins visited her cousin,
! l.. b. johnson, Monday and Tuesday on
her way to her home in Athens, Vt, from
North Falls.
F.P. Bartlett and Miss Emma Bartlett
stopped few days last week with their
nephew, F. B. Wood, going on to Wood
stock and Quechee Saturday.
Capt. ]. E. Eldredge has been visited
! by ID. L. Nichols OF Roxbnry, who was
with Tim over Sunday, and Ezra Kings
bury OF Warren, an old schoolmate.
Mrs. A. X. Crandall, who had spent the
summer with her son, Charles, In Bur
Iington, came Monday to stay for some
time with her daughter, Mrs Z. I. Sails
bury.
I Mrs. Ide Sargent stopped here day last
week on her way from Granville to Pater-
son, N. j., leaving her two sons with Mr.
and Mrs. D. ID. Howe until her return
this week.
Phones on the Randolph Exchange
have lately been installed for j. H. Bass
in the e. T. sault house, B. A. Manches-
/ ter at The Manchester and for Henry Sey-
mour at bis residence.
Austin Templeton and Mrs. Sarah
Ormsbee OF East Montpelier we're guests
from Thursday until Monday OF W. H.
GIadding. Mr.. Templeton is a brother
in-law OF Mrs. Gladding.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks returned Friday
from a few days visit at +. r. Fish's in
Richmond, accompanied by Mrs. Fish.
Mr.. Fish came down Friday night and
both returned home Sunday.
Mrs. r. B. Silverthorne and daughter,
Miss Bessie. came Saturday for a stay At
their Gilead place. Miss Bessie returned
Monday 10 duty at the Norwich universi-
~ library, but Mrs. Silvertborne re-
NAMED a few days.
After four years. residence in RAN
dolpb, II. c. Woodworth is moving this
week to Waterbury Center, where he re-
Gently purchased a nice village place with
about FIVE acres OF land. He intends to
continue In the real estate business from
that location.
Miss Lula Blakely left Saturday for a
weeks visit in Gloucester and Boston, aft
or which she will 60 to Newport, VT, to
pass a week with her sister, Mrs. Osmond
4 Creaaer, complaining her two weeks vaca-
tion from II. A. Leonard's drug store.
Miss Margie Panton is again employed at
this store as clerk.
4 Rev. II. E. Huxley, the Baptist cler-
Ryman OF Weston, Mass, who accepted a
recent call to the pastorate OF the FEEDER
ated church OF Randolph, came Saturday
and preached at the morning service Sun
day. No. Hinkley brought a request for
a release from his engagement here, based
on certain doctrinal questions that have
arisen at Weston and which would be I'M
tavorably affected by his coming 10 Ran
dolph. He explained the matter fully TO
the church committee here, who we're sat
isfied with his course. The step has
nothing TO do with the Randolph fedora
ton, except In its bearing at Weston.
Mr.. Hinkley will be released here,
though With disappointment. The
church is still waiting for resident
pastor OF the Baptist faith.
The campfire and banquet to be given
on the occasion OF the seth annual reun-
len OF the old Eighth Vermont regiment,
which will be held here "Wednesday even
ing. Oct. 20, at Chandler Music hall and
BETHANY Parish house, promises 10 be one
Of the most interesting affairs held here
recentig. The citizens have responded
generously TO the undertaking and ener-
eetic plans are being made for a grand
success. Congressman ID. ]. Foster,
lieut.. Governor J. A. Mead, Judge z. 5.
stanton and Department Commander A.
b. Franklin will be among the prominent
speakers and address the meeting, be-
sides some Of our citizens. The address
Of welcome win be given by W. 9. Emer-
son. chairman OF the board OF village
trustees, With response by Col A. =.
{ Franklin, vice president Of the regimentai
association. Rev. Fraser Metzger viii
sneak for the citizens ard associates OF
I the q. AR. The campfire is free; there
/ wilt be . small charge per plate for the
I banouet. The public are cordially invit-
"a 10 both. The Chandler Music hall
orchestra will furnish music, and II. n.
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