Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-16

EAANNA VIII DC bnAbAuAy On uOll-
flying E. McCourt Macy, Berlin, N. H.,
or this paper. Suitable reward will be
paid for information leading to its recov-
cry. 2w ae
Claude Farr of Randolph was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. P. C. Tinkham spent Friday in
Randolph.
The grsded school opened Sept. with
100 pupils.
Herman Kinsman has been at home for
3 few days.
Luman Perkins OF Rutland was in town
a day last week.
2. A. Kezer was in Bridgewster the
first Of the week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Baker Sept. 8.
George Topper OF Bethel was in town
over Monday night.
Miss Pearl Eells has gone to Granville
to teach in North Hollow
Alison Billings OF Ripton was q guest Of
Hugh Kinsman over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn Parmenter are
spending a week in Randolph.
Lewis Curtis has rented the south tene-
ment in Emily Stockwell's house.
Mrs. Carlisle is visiting her son, Frank
Burditt, and family for few days.
lawrence Edgerton is in Exeter, N. a.,
attending Phillips Exeter academy.
Leslie Pierce returned from Rutland
Thursday with his new touring car.
John Howard is building q house on
the lot be purchased of F.. A. Kezer.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce is entertaining her
friend, Miss Julana Sylvester, Of Bethel.
Mrs. A. Barnes has Just returned from
ten days visit with friends in Rutland.
E. w. McWain has been visiting his
daughter IN MarshfieId for the past week.
Mrs. n. F. Woods OF Brandon has
lately been the guest OF Miss Clara Bush.
! Ooionel Joyce of Rutland and John
Austin of Pittsfield were in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Cora Burditt of Brandon is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, for a
week.
L. E. Bailey went to Granville, n. Y,
Saturday TO spend Sunday with Mrs.
Bailey.
Edmund Douglass Of Richford Nas
been the guest OF Herman Kinsman for a
few days.
Mrs. j. r. Topper and Mrs. H. fl.
Cushman spent q day last week with
friends in Bethel.
Forty-three tons Of tale are being
drawn from the mine to the mill in Low
er Rochester daily.
Miss Catherine Campbell entertained
twelve OF her school friends at whist last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Guptil Flint of Springfield,
Mass, visited Mrs. Julia L. Wing Tues
day and Wednesday.
Sherman Beckwith and friend, Ed.
Darling, of Boston are at Lyman Beck
with's for two weeks.
Mrs. John Rsynor, grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
James Beckwith OF Rutland has been
spending a week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Beckwith.
Mr.. Little has vacated the tenement in
Mrs. Emily StockwelI's house. His
family have gone to Mortified.
William McCray was in Montpelier the
first OF the week. He has charge Of a
dam being built by an electric company.
Rev. Frank Adams Of HuntingviIle,
P. q. has been staying few days with his
daughter and sons who have been spend
ing the summer here.
Hudson Bailey and family, with whom
their many frisnds in town have had glad
reunion within recent weeks, LEFT for
their home in South Pasadena, CAL.
I Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the auxiliary OF
the W. B. F. NJ. was held with Mrs.
Morrow Thursday afternoon. Officers
were chosen for the yeRr:-President,
Mrs. o. j. Morrow; vice president, Mrs.
w. II. Watson; secretary, Mrs. e. Il. Ed
gerton; treasurer, Mrs. IsKac T. Hubbard.
The study for the year is the Gospel in
Latin Lands"
The Changers OF Gaysville, Pittsfeld,
Bethel and Rochester will hold q picnic al
Wyman's grove, Gaysville, next Satur-
day. Sept. IS, from 10 q. N. until even
ing. Special rates will be given on the
White River railroad. Changers may
! leave here on the noon train and return
at $50. A detailed program Of the pic
mic was published in the Gaysville items
last week.
( Mrs. Margaret Assay Hesse of New
/ York, reader and impersonator, will give
a recital in g. A. r. hall Friday evening
OF this week. Mrs. Hesse gives several
selections from Hiawaths in a beautifully
I beaded Indian costume. Those who lis
tened to Margaret Assays recitals here 9
few years ago will not be disappointed tC
4 listen again now that she comes as Mrs.
| Hesse. Music viii also be furnished.
New Granite Industry.
In these days of the upbuilding OF 9
new Vermont, Rochester is proud to take
her place among the progressive towns,
contributing her share OF the wealth Of
/ her hills to the increasing tide of com
merce going out from her borders.
The Liberty Hill Granite corporation
has opened q quarry ON land formerly
known as the Robert Crossman farm, sit
uated in the town Of Pitts6eld, about
\ four miles from this village. So far Al
the quarry has progressed, the stone is o
superior quality, both for monuments