Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-25

Are quite rehdy % swear,
Though they've dined everywhere,
Mother's cooking caqnot Be beat
e. A. Thomas was In the Boston mar
ksts Monday buying goods for bis store
John F. Mead resohsd home few days
ago from Mead Brothers. rhnch st New
England, n. d.
Miss Annis hdesssr Of Barre has been Of
Mrs. q. e. Cuahmau's for visit extend
ing over Saturday ana Sanfay.
The Randolph Womnn's Literary club
will meet with Mrs. r B. McIntyre Sat
urday afternoon, Nov. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bruce had their
cousin, Mrs. NJ. L. Hill OF Sharon, with
them Friday and saturday.
! "A son, william Hiram, Weighing about
ten pounds. was born Friday morning 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Luce.
Miss Alice Kexer and her niece, Mar
jorie Reser, OF Rochester, were at A. B.
Fish's Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Briggs enter
tained their son-ln-laws D. N. Rice Of
Granville, Monday and Tuesday.
Major Charles shaftnck Of Hatfield,
Mass, arrived Friday and stayed until
Tuesday, with his kFothsF-in-Iaw, F. A..
Griswold.
Mrs. q. A. Emery took her departure
to Brownsyille Monday after spending q
week in this village with the family Of
her son, q. B. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Buck have been en-
tertaining an aunt, Mrs. Julia Smith Of
West Lebanon, N. d., Who came Friday
and remained over Sunday.
w. H. Clough has moved from the
Howard block to en- upstairs tenement in
the ]. Fl. Lamson block ct the covner OF
Merchants Row and South Pleasant
street.
George w. Pride went to Northfield
Monday to be present ct the interment
Of his aunt, Mrs. Mary F. Osborne, whose
remains were brought from Cambridge
port, Mass.
Elton Fish arrived Monany from Rich
fnond and was among bis relatives and
friends in Randolph until yesterday.
when he went 10 Rochester to spend
Thanksgiving.
Frank, the elder son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Hutchinson, has been confined
to the bed several days By serious trouble
with his right knee, due to sprain re-
ceived while playing.
Mrs. e. N. Rising, state president OF
the Woman,g Relief corps, will visit the
Soldiers Home in Bennington tomorrow
and inspect the work Of the corps at Bris-
tol on her return trip.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock, having finished
nearly three months OF work here, will go
back Saturday to Barre, where she is to
have steady employment on the staff Of
domestics at Goddard seminary.
John l. UdaIl, who has been living in
Pike, N. H., since he left Randolph about
four years ago, moves his family today to
Plymouth, N. H., where be has secured q
clerkship In a large clothing establish
ment.
DR.. and Mrs. George P. Morris left
Tuesday for Eilenburg, n. Y, where
they expect to locate. and they were ac-
companied by Mrs. Morris mother, Mrs.
George F. Jones, who will spend the win
ter with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Tracy have had
word that their son. Elmer l. Tracy Of
Williamstown, is recovering nicely from
an operation for appendicitis, which be
underwent the 18th at the Heaton hospi- |
tai IN Montpelier.
Miss Ella A. BlaisdeIl, who spent most |
OF the fall in this village, has inst re-
turned from 3 visit 10 her nephew and /
other relatives in East Randolph and ex-
poets to be with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Miller this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Chatterton we're
away from Saturday TO Tuesday on a car
rlaRe trip to Waterbury, where they we're
the guests Of an uncle and aunt, AR. and
Mrs. Charles e. Darling, and also visited
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sleeper.
The hand OF the decorator is visible in
lhe Randolph Inn, whose once boasts 3
new steel ceiling and is made more attrnc-
tive By new paper and . coat Of paint.
An the extent Of hallway on the 6rst
Boor Of tue Inn has been freshened ia the
same way and the effect l. decidedly
J. r. Bradley, who has taken Carl Ed
place az engineer In Salisbury
Brother" factory, has rented q tenement
IN the Howe house on Elm street. vacated
By Charles Wood, and viii move bis fam
" here from Montpelier Mrs. Bradley
3 Allies. the youngest daughter Of Charles
3oulumbe.
Tao o. Miss Ida Rand's pupils, n her
East Granville school, bave presented hef
Tith e coupon, Valued at t67, % apply
ipcu the Hallaft a Davis piano which she
iss iusl purchased of the agent, ". G
~ Marshall of white River Junriiou.
he conunuea teaching 10 the same I,
ehool Monday.
One hundred Of the Christian Brother {
lood sat down to delicious chicken-pis I
upper in Bethsny Parish house houday Z
liRht and, afier a hearty discussion oi
ae viRnda. listened to q practical aud ex-
Fsmeiy interesting paper By o. J. Mar
ult on aThe Conservation of Oar Naiur- s
/ Resources Being . dealer IN iamber, y
e. Marcott oould bring tbe knoWiedRei
{ personal experiences 10 the ccnsidera-
lon Of The forestry phase cf hiu subject.