Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-29
Randolph
GEoRoIA WHITE. Local Editor.

GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Mrs. s. v. Hendry went as far as New
London Tuesday on the New York excur-
sion.
Mrs. Henry Wing and son, Walter, OF
Rochester, visited at W. A. Jones' last
week.
Mrs. Lois A. Rix and son, william, are
taking a much needed rest in Bethel and
Rochester.
AT the sanatorium Friday, daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Dewey
OF Rochester.
J. o. Robinson's lumber job at Bean
Vile is completed and the men have gone
to their homes.
Miss Cora ]. Bliss returned Saturday
from Boston where she had purchased her
millinery lines.
Fred Robinson of Rochester and Eu-
gene Robinson OF Rutland we're at Mrs.
L. A. Rix's last week.
Willis II. Smith and family, who have
been tenants at A. J. Fosters the past
year, moved last week to Cabot.
Mrs. NJ. W. Campbell returned yester-
day from Warren, where she had been
assisting in the care Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. Grant went to
Boston Monday TO pass the week and at
tend the United Drug Co. convention.
Mrs. George Dumas has been quite i'll
this week with the severe form OF neural
gia from which she suffers periodically.
Mrs. Jerome Hart Of Waterbury is
making a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. r. R. Chase, and son,
Burton 8. Hart.
Miss Georgia White Is taking a ten
days rest from Herald duties. which she /
intended to pass in New York city, but |
instead is housed with hard cold.
Miss Marguerite Hudson, who has been
with Mrs. +. L. Mcintyre during the |
summer, will begin an engagement as
clerk in the dry goods store Of Brooks q /
Washburn at Bethel Monday.
Rev. @. e. Ladd, for several years pastor
II the local Cong'l church, and for the
last few years located AT Red Oak, Ia, has
accepted a call to the Cong'l church at
Col, and goes there Oct. let
Frank Jones returned for his second
'ear at the University OF Vermont Tues
4
ege from last years r. II. S. graduating
lass are Harold Gaylord and Philip Sails
Jury.
The Randolph WomRn's Literary club
rill hold its first meeting for this season
rith Mrs. NJ. e. Holmes, on Saturday,
)ct. 1, at 3 O'Clock. Members are re-
uested to give interesting items in e (
ponse to the roll call.
Mrs. Geo. +. Sparhawk is in town, '
aving arrived last week from Stafford
prings, Conn.,, to which place she went 4
fter the death OF her father, J. W. Burt,
4 Orange, N. j. She will remain here
ntil about the first Of November.
Rev. ]. Wallace Chesbro, Mr.. and Mrs. =
!. N. Rising and Mrs. Flora Flint went 7
} Middlebury Monday to attend the Ver-
Icnt Baptist anniversaries, which we're Il
cid in the Memorial Baptist church en- j
Ionday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Cards have been received announcing
le marriage at Dinuba, CAL, Sept. II, OF Ii
retchen, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
ates Nichols OF that place, and Mr.. NJ
harles Roy Wilmington. The bride is \
hter OF Judge w. II. Nichols. ii
J. NJ. White of Boston, assistant super s
tendent of salaries and allowances in c,
e postoffice department, stopped of
onday TO look over the newly fitted +
andolph postofiice on his way to SVEN
n, where the Office is to be refitted b.
ortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bass and daugh IL
Iaine, and DIR. Z. o. blanchard we're at
imp Randolph, Highgate Springs, over .,
lnday closing their cottages for the sea- "a
n. They found the L. p. Thayers and
lpt. and Mrs. J. E. Eldredge still in i,
mp, with two other cottages and two .
nts still occupied by late soiourners. y
Past Masters night at the Grange Sat
day evening was observed with the fol- ~ y,
wing program Selection by Grange u
DIR; "The Duties OF Masters" Past
aster Alonzo Emery; "The Duty which co
e Grange owes the Master" Past Mas ia
: George {. Flint; oornet solo, Robert
uce; "Suggestions which will Benefit ba
. Grange" Past Master II. w. Vail; o.
v bat Makes a Successful Grange" Past es
aster J. l. hutchinson; march and tn
ng, "The Yankee Boy and American
H." several young ladies OF the Grange.
70 program was la charge OF AIRS.
ank Badger. Mrs. Fay Burnell and hi
.s. Fred w. Smith had charge OF re- HI
shments and were assisted in serving a pr
cious welsh rarebit by several young tn
lies At next meeting, Oct. s, there tn
II be initiation in first and second de- ha
,es. M