Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-10
Randolph
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Howard.
MIR. and Mrs. George c. Evans Of More
town were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. K.
A. Shattuek Friday.
Mrs. @. w. Douglass came home Mon
day from few days stay in Barre as the
guest OF Mrs. j. q. George.
Thirty-one couples enjoyed the dance
given By the Music Hall orchestra in Da-
Bots & Gays hall last Thursday night.
Miss Essie Smith, formerly OF Ran
dolph, VI no has been attending the Al
bany Business college the last year, is
now filling position as bookkeeper in
Springfield. this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. johnson OF St. Al
bans were with their daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Campbell, and family last week
from Tuesday to Saturday.
I Mrs. Pearl Chamberlin OF Barnard
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mabel,
who is attending school in Randolph and
living with Mrs. Chamberlin's mother,
Mrs. X. A. Coolidge, on Forest street.
Edwin White, who had been spending
a mouth with his brother, Rev. Homer
White, went to Woodstock Monday to
stay few days with his sisters, Mrs. F.
B. Merrill and Mrs. Aurora Rogers, be-
fore returning to Felchyitle.
Clarence Hull was arrested Saturday
night aud in police court Monday was
fined IS and costs for first offense of in
toxication. The young fellow paid the
costs OF sl.s9 and the tine was remtted
on his signing the pledge for a year.
Henry Freeman OF Bellows Falls, who
had been sent on his way rejoicing after q
nights lodging in the Randolph lookup
last week, was taken into custody in
Braintree by Deputy Sheriff Selva Thayer
and conveyed to Chelsea jail to serve q
sentence Of so days for third offence OF
intoxieation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Tracy had their
son, Elmer Tracy, his wife and two
daughters OF Williamstown with them
over Sunday and two grandsons, Harold
Halves and Lee Tracy OF Berlin, were also
here Saturday and Sunday. Now Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy are receiving visit from
their granddaughter, Misses Clara
Ha ses and Lila Tracy OF Berlin.
Among those from out of town wit
Messing the production OF 1.-THE Noble
Outcastn by the Grange Dramatic club
Friday night we're Mrs. lmogene Goodale
and Miss Rita Abbott OF South Royalton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Folsom, Charles Osborne and
his daughter, Mabel, Of Tunbridge, all Of
whom we're guests Of DR.. and Mrs. II. II.
Hayward.
The second wrestling match between
Young Goteh and Devine took place in
Dubois Il Gays hall last Saturday night,
resulting In favor OF Gotch. The men
were we'll matched and put up good
wrestle. Gotch took the first fall in 80
minutes with an arm scissors and further
wrist hold and the second in is minutes
with a body bold. In the preliminary
Stone threw Porter in two straight falls,
one in two minutes aud the other in eight
minutes.
High Priest ID. y. Howe, l.. q. Ers-
kline, N. l.. and C. /. Boyden, A. G.
Wells. G. G. Clifford and w. A. Mcintosh
attended the annual meeting Of the third
Masonic district, Royal Arch Masons,
held in Montpelier Tuesday. Whitney
chapter, No. 8, OF Randolph opened and
closed the lodge OF Mark Master Masons
and exemplified the Mark degree. The
chapters OF Randolph, Montpelier, Brad
ford, Waterbury aud Barre are included
in this district.
In writing to his uncle, o. w. Brock
way, from Iowa City, Ia, Charles Paine
says that a severe winter has been expert
eneed in the West and that on account of
the high price of hay, si7 ton, stock is
being SOLD of as fast rs possible, even the
young cattle that would under ordinary
circumstances he kept for Eastern ship
mant another year. Their horses, too,
are being tested for CHAMBERS and sent
farther West so that the time is SOON ,
coming when there will be no Western
beef and nc Western horses for the
markets OF the East.
A letter from Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy at
Lakeview, n. C., to the Morrisville Mes
senger intimates IN the paragraph quoted
below that, though 1t is possible to cross
the snow line going South, there is no
such thing as getting out OF the boun-
diaries OF the prevailing mode:-"One
cannot get beyond the reach and power
Of fashion especially womans fashion OF
doing their hair Wandering of
through the woods and byways have
had occasion to inquire at some of the \
small-unpainted cabins by the roadside 4
for the best path or road to Lakeview. !
With the woman Of the house who gener-
ally appears, and who very often shows
the marks OF hard work and limited en-
joyment then comes the daughter, and ,
however plainly she may be attired in /
dress, her hair is done up in good, big. |
round roll all the way round. The good /