Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02

With nTlde aflstocfaus
Thus against religion snned
And at its unchrisfian treason
To the cause there's every reason
To suspect that Satan gr'uned
daughter was bora today to Mr.. and
Mrs B. A. Allen.
Herbert f. Abbey has found place in
Barre to which he is moving.
A carload OF Ford autos was received at
\ the Hayward garage yesterday.
/ wardner Hodgkins OF Rochester is at
the home o. his son, Wesley Hodgkins.
Leonard Hutchinson Of Barre was at
the Hutchinson farm Saturday and sun
day.
Miss 5. /. Parish is receiving visit
/ from Mrs. George Fowler Of South Fran
/ ing ham, Mass.
Mrs. Henry w. Carr and three children
OF Barre have been at George Bruce's
since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ia. Gould have their
daug hter-in-law, Mrs. F. d. Gould Of
I Gaysville, with them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymore and
/ son OF Springfield have been at Joseph
Ray inore's since Saturday.
Mrs. Isabelle George OF Lowell, Mass,
came yesterday to spend few days at the
homes OF g. w. and l. G. Drew.
Mrs. Mary Whitney. Pratt went back to
/ White River Junction yesterday after a
two weeks vacation in this village.
Mrs. c. J. Dyke is convalescing nicely
/ from an operation for fibroid tumors per-
/ formed at the sanatoridm last Thursday.
A son vas born yesterday morning to
i Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Huse in Windsori
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Huse OF
Randolph.
/ C. C. Reynolds badly laeerated the in
side OF his left hand at the base of the
/ thumb Tuesday while working with a
buzz plsner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Rhodes drove to
Hancock Saturday and stayed over SUP
day with their daughter, Mrs. w. e.
Goodyear.
! DR.. A. A. Campbell, assistant in DIR. E.
/ o. BIanchard's dental office, was at his
home in Claremont, n. H., over Sunday
and Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Priest announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eva
+ MiIdreth, to K. Harrison Howard. Both
are of Braintree.
Mrs. W. A. Jones returned last Thurs
day from trip to Lancaster, n. H., and
/ brought home With her Esther, daughter
/ of Oren Holbrook.
/ Mrs. MARY Carr is in Waterbury today
! to attend the funeral OF sister-in-law, /,
Miss Sybil Carr, who had many acquaint-
ances in Randolph.
Orvis Thayer went to Boston Saturday
I to meet his daug hter, Miss Marie, from
Waterbury, Conn, and spend few days
with her in the city.
| Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger are en-
tertainine Mrs. c. R. Lacy of Freehold,
N. Y, and Mrs. j. w. Peck OF Palenville,
/ N. Y, mother and sister of Mrs. Metz
/ ger.
/ Dr.. and Mrs. H. w. Helden are enter
/ tanning the DOCTORS mother, Mrs. r. W.
+ Horner of Rutland, who arrived yesterday
/ to remain fortnight or more in this VIII
/ lage and East Randolph.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse, their
daughter, Gwendolyn, and Mrs. Morse's
sister, Miss Mcintosh, are to be at
Montague Place this summer and will ar
rive from New York Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Webster and infant,
who had been living on the Mrs. j. H.
Smith farm the last four months, CARED
their goods and went themselves to Al
stead, N. H., from whence they came.
The Wolf club had over 40 couples at
its dance in Grange hail May 80. when
music was furnished by Miss Ruby Allen,
pianist; George Chatfeld, yiolinist, and
Charles Densmore of Bethel, clarinetist.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis, who has just
finished her course in the school for mon
otype operators at Philadelphia, is now
fiIling a position with the Rotary 4 Dis
tributing company OF West Philadelphia.
winfred Bagley, having finished q
years work as teacher of mathematics IN
the Institute of Technology at Worcester,
Mass, reached Randolph last Thursday
but left again Saturday for Richmond and
Starksboro.
Mrs. James Cass. while standing on
box to reach some high hooks in a closet
Sunday night, overturned the box and 20
strained the ligaments of one limb that il
IS doubtful il she can be on her fees again
for q month.
I Landlord c. W. Hayward is raising his
own pork and in his pisgery mas 50 livery
/ little shotes, the offspring Of four moth
lers. They aye a fine lot Of young rooters
and at their present market price each
one looks as good as q five-dollar gold
f piece,
/ The 18th birthday anniversary of Ray
mond Paige was made the occasion Of a
/ jollifioation BY about 20 OF the high school
I pupils. who attempted to surprise him
Friday night at his home on the Roches-
ter road. Whist was played, ice cream
and cake we're served, and TO the young
man was presented q finishing outfit for
4 his camera.
Judge Wendell P. Stafford, who vas
expected to be present at the banquet
given in Montpelier recently in honor Of
the 10th birthday anniversaries Of Chief
! Judge ]. w. Rowell OF this place, Judges