Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

II j. w. Tilson has sold his nice residenc.
on Maple street to e. A. Heath OF War
rem, who will take possession the first oil
March.
Misses Winnie and Myrtle Burridgq
went to Roxbury Friday and remained
over Sunday as the guests OF Mrs. Mabel
(Tracy) Tierney.
A daughter was born Jan. "a to Mr..
. and Mrs. B. L. McCsrron in st. Adams.
! Mrs. McCarron is remem bered in RAN
dolph as Miss Hattie Woehlet
! Robert NJ. Wood has left the Highland
/ Park college in DesMoines and gone to
Grinnell, la, where he has found en-
ploymeut in the spaulding Motor works.
Miss Maud Putnam, who has been
! teaching in Brookfeld, finished the win
} ter term Friday and is home for the
spring vacation, which extends to the last
| OF April.
son, weighing 10 pounds, was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. e w. Rolfe. liy-
ing at Mark street, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. Mrs. Rolfe was formerly Miss
Lula E. Dutton of Randolph.
The annual meeting OF the sanatorium
Aid society will be held in Bethany Par
ish house at 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon
for the election of officers and large at
tendance Of members is desired.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
will meet with Miss c. Kate Howard at
the house of Mrs. f. F. Upbam Saturday
afternoon, Feb. ia change 10 place from
the order of the printed program.
The Woman's Relief corps will have a
social Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Fish at the Soper farm. Teams will be
at the station at 2:30 O'Clock to transport
to the farm all those having no other
means of conveyance, and an usually
good time is ant ciplted.
Mrs. E. F. Blxby has gone to Bethle- /
hem, Pa. to spend the rest OF the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. f. Il. Ingalsbe,
and family. She started Sunday and was
accompanied as far as White River june
tion by her sister, Miss Inez Litehheld,
who returned Monday morning.
Miss Constance Wheeler OF Burlington,
president OF the Vermont Branch OF the
Woman's Auxiliary to Board OF Missions,
addressed the auxiliary OF st. Johns
church at Rev. A. c. Gilmore's Saturday
afternoon, and during the social period
chocolate and waters we're served.
Miss Stella L. Morse entertained ten OF
her young friends at her home on Central
street last Friday evening. Whist and /.
music were the principal features OF en-
tertainment There was also prize con-
test In which Miss Jessie Blanchard won !
a pretty cheese plate. Refreshments Of
ice cream, cake and sandwiches were
served.
Mrs. Dora Tredo aud her daughter, I
Winnie, have been put out Of the restaur- !
ant business, " hich they were successful {
iy conducting in Hillsboro, n. H., by the Z
fire that recently destroyed the Hastings .
block, in which they were located. Their !
loss was total as they carried no insur- '
ance, and their future plans are as yet in q
Definite. The fire caught from a chimney a
At the rear OF the block. /
The editorial column of the Morrisville
News and Citizen had these words Of con- z
ioleuce In the last issue;--ssSympathy |
yoes out 10 State Senator FIage OF Brain g
rec In the death of Mrs. Flagg, which y
occurred Jan. Is. Those who met her at C
Montpelier during the recent session 81
ound her a quiet and unassuming lady, g
ret possessing all those qualities which r.
10 to make up the true Vermont woman q
hat she certainly was" II
Henry Freeman OF Bellows Falls was .
Iropped of the northbound New Eng :. ~
and Limited last Thursday afternoon at =
his station, his drunken state rendering :,
lin an undesirable passenger, and was !,
arefully laid away In the lookup until =
morning. He wRs then given a sentence =
I 80 days In Orange county jail and taxi -
n to Chelsea by Deputy Sheriff D. ID. ..
lowe. Another inehriate by the name Of =. !,
ack Joslyn, WIS cared for over Sunday =.
y Deputy Sheriff Selva Thayer OF Brain ~ ~
rec, who deposited him in Chelsea Mon =. ~
ay on a months commitment. -
The state board OF library commission AZ
Re, Vermont and New Hampshire libra an
ANS had joint meeting in Carnegie IL a.
rary, Bellows Falls, Friday, which was nj
Itended by Miss Alice Mcintyre OF the
.imbali Public library, Prin. g. II. Nor Is
N of the Normal school and NJ. NJ VIII ma
IN. Mr.. Morrill, was one OF the speak ~
Is and delivered an excellent address on e.
The Work OF the Library" Mr.. VIII a.
IN was elected president OF the Vermont rio
library commission. After the session M,
Liss Mcintyre spent another day In Bel or
Tvs Fails with Miss Elizabeth Campbell, In
BIO il principal OF one Of the graded thu
hools there. pu
Mrs. JohK F. Mead gave a thimble pa
lrty to about 10 ladies at the Mead resi-
nee on Randolph avenue Friday after w
ION and was assisted in receiving the
tests by her sister, Mrs. William Well inf
+. An hour OF fancy needlework pre- Ger
ded a conundrum contest in which the Tri
dies matched wits in reading the mean the
z of g series OF objects arranged on ta- has
es, and in this Mrs. V. A. Grant carried the
! the houors. Refreshed with ice ito
cam, cake, macaroons, coffee and can
es, the ladies next bent their minds to zen
swerine ten questions, each being al efh
we'd to use only words that began with trai
7 own initials so that the replies were arm
/ to be OF a curious aud amusing ma to {
re. The thimble party proved TO be the
lightful manner OF entertaining and sen
Ide the occasion q memorable one for Mo
pleasure il gave. Tho