Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-07
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with her aunt, Mrs. J. IL. MHcbsh'
W. e. Rand is i'll and W. NJ. Terry
substitute carrier, drives his X. +. "
route this week.
Mrs. Samuel Slack OF Lindsay, CAL,
came Tuesday to be with her niece, Mrs.
A. t. Nefi, few days.
Rev, George o. Howe will preach IN
the Brookfeld First and Second
churches next Sunday.
A pension has been allowed Mrs. EN-
ma Mcintyre OF Randolph at the rate OF
sl2 per month from Aug. 26, 1903.
John F. Mead left last night for New
England, n. d., on business, expecting
to return to Randolph before Thsnksgiv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hollis and three
children arrived home yesterday after
trip to Natick, Mass, and New YORK
city.
Miss Alice Smith of Castleton and Mel
vim Adams Of Boston are visiting MISS
Smiths cousin, W. s. S. Buck, TINS
week.
DIR. II. g. Beekman, who has been hav-
ing another bad turn, was taken to the
sanatorium Saturday, but returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dubois and son,
Fred, went to Montpelier Tuesday, where
Mrs. Dubois and son will be with her
parents for week.
Mrs. Ellen Chandler OF Burlington
came Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. II.
H. Mcintyre. on her way to her daugh-
ter's at Amsden, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hutchinson and
son OF Cambridge, Mass, are guests this
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ketchum,
their uncle and aunt.
Mrs. John Knowles, a fortnight's guest
OF her sisters, Mrs. A. J. Curtis and Mrs.
G. w. Proper, went yesterday to her
home in Campton, y. II.
The f. F. Emerson company have begun
the cellar for one OF the new houses they
are TO build on Highland avenue next to
g. II. Slack's new house.
Miss Harriet L. Crandall left yesterday
for her home in Newport, r. l., after a
three weeks visit to her cousins, B. @.
Bass and Mrs. Clemmie Pratt.
The Dartmouth Vermont football game
at Hanover last Saturday attracted Robert
1 Chedel, Willis Chandler, Fred Copeia..d
and Clarence Hodges from this place.
Charles Blake Of Brookfield, a carpenter
employed on s. A. Smiths house, has
rented the upper tenement In @. 4.
slaek's new house on Highland avenue.
The district meeting of Odd Fellows
for District No. z will be held at Grange
hall, Randolph, Nov. 16. 1t is expected
that the grand master from Brattleboro
and other grand officers will be present.
Miss Jane Hapgood, following a sum-
mers stay at the Center, passed few
days at the Randolph Inn here prior to
her departure yesterday for Andover,
Mass, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. John Howell OF Barre, guest for
over three weeks OF her aunt, Mrs. n. q.
Greene, left Wednesday for home. The
same day Mrs. Isabelle Chase OF Montpel-
Ter came to Mrs. Greene's, leaving this
morning.
Mrs. Chastina Terry, who lives with
her son, Fred L. Terry, on Dudley street,
is celebrating her Goth birthday anniver-
sary today. She takes dinner at her
granddaughter, Mrs. George L Hutch
inson's. She is real we'll and able to
walk about considerably.
i A. B. Gays livery auction was largely
attended yesterday forenoon and satisfac-
tory sales we're made. Mr.. Camp of Chel.
sea bought the stallion, Duke, for 1910.
Three drivers went at about $40 each.
Four wagons, several single and double
harnesses were sold. F. II. Packard
welded the hammer.
Clara NJ. Sawyer and Mrs. Alice Smith
vent yesterday to Montpelier to attend
the annual meeting Of the Vermont
branch OF the Woman's auxiliary. From
there Mr.. Gilmore goes to North Hyde
Park, where he was formerly located as a
Congregational pastor, to conduct a three
days Episcopal mission. He win be alb
sent from Randolph two Sundays
Bethany church was represented lasi
evening at a meeting OF the Central Yer
mont Congregational club in Mortified
by Rev. Fraser Metzger, +. A. Thomas
]. II. Lsmson, +. T. Salisbury, Il. w
eWksbury, ]. W. Raymond, o. ]. Mar
colt, NJ. NJ. Wilson and Miss Blanche
MI NAtrou NNuBbhNcu w
toast, "The South End OF the District,
at the banquet and Miss Sparhawk rem
dered a vocal solo.
Prof. f. @. Ham, chairman OF the ex
ecutive committee OF the Vermont Stat'
Teachers association, has been very busy
of late preparing the program OF the six
tieth annual convention Of the associa
tion, to be held in Burlington Oct. 81, 2;
and %. II has been printed and ISSUED
in very neat booklet form from the pres
% the Buck Printing company and 500
copies will be generally distributed
among teachers, OF whom 1000 are expect
ed to attend the convention.
At the annual meeting OF stakeholder
= Of the Cooperative creamery held Tues
} day, the following directors were chosen
J y. II. Morse, Lyman Hutchinson, II. A
Allen, John B. Hutchinson, Alfred Web
ster, r. w. Tewksbury and L. Richmond
d. II. Morse was elected president, A. A
Priest secretary, Lyman Hutchinson
treasurer. and A. NJ. Vaughan, manage
for the fourth time. The report showed
total Of about 1sO. 900 lbs. Of butter mad
during the year, which sold for abou
s54, 0O0
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