Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Miss Margaret Cheney has gone t.
Northheld for few days.
r. q. Grant Of Boston is in town on
vacation that will expire Sunday.
Miss Nina Thatcher Of Manchester, n
H., is with Mr.. and Mrs. g. s. Whit
comb.
Mrs. Charles Perkins of Rochester il
visiting her daughter, Miss Mabel, at DR.
A. Z. Bailey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Chesley OF Han
over, n. H., have been at +. A. Dunn
since Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Kennedy went back yes
terdsy to Claremont, N. H., after a stay
OF two weeks at Moses Seymour's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fowler OF Ludlow
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Russ drove
from Royalton Tuesday for a dsy Of call
ing on acquaintances in this village.
Mrs. c. s. Booth was in Chelsea Friday
night, as the guest Of Miss Myrtle Bixby,
to witness the production of "The Old
New Hampshire Hone," in which Miss
Bixby took the leading part.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge underwent a very
severe operation at the sanatorium Sun
day and suffered intensely until Tuesday,
when she began to grow more comforta-
Bile and is nov doing as well as could be
expected.
The date OF the opening attraction at
Chandler Music hall, "Just Out of Col
lege, !" announced in the display adv. on
another page as Tuesday, Sept. /, should
be Thursday, Sept. La mistake OF the
newspaper.
Mrs. w. c. Slack gave her friends the
pleasure Of seeing the flowers OF night
blooming cereus that opened last night
two beautiful blossoms large and fra
grant. The plant, which is ten years
old, has never blossomed before but has
now four more buds to unfold.
Frank Holman, who went back to
Springfield, Mass, the 18th afteran out
ing in Randolph, is soon to move his
family to Brooklyn, N. Y. This will en-
able his daughter, Miss Mabel, who ia
still here, to teach in the Girls high
school in New York, and live at home.
Walter NJ. Button of Roxbury, who
moved from this place not so very long
ago, has bought, through the agency Of
CampbeIf-6 Woodwork OF Waterbury,
the Luke Tarbell saw mill, farm and a
certain amount of timberland in Bull
Run, Roxbury, and is to operate the mill
himself.
A shower Of 100 post cards descended
upon Walter W. Carpenter on his Goth
birthday anniversary Monday, when be
received also many flowers as tokens OF
remem mbrance. The cards came from all
directions aud among them was one from
ex-Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor, under whose
father, the late Col. Redfeld Proctor, Mr..
Carpenter served in the Civil war.
The convention namber OF the Vermont
Universalist contains the official program
Of the nth annual convention OF Univer-
saIist churches OF Vermont and the Pro-
vince OF Quebec, to be held in Northfeld
Aug. 20, 30, 81 and Sept. /. II gives In
foil, too, the report OF the treasurer, w.
II. Gladding OF Randolph, who has had
the care of permanent funds to the
amount Of $4,000 aud trust funds Of
S427244 more during the year.
The three candidates for town repre-
sentative in Randolph to be voted for at
Freeman's meeting, Tuesday, Sept. 8, are
DR.. A. c. Bailey and Victor /. Spear, Re-
publicans, who were filed in, and Hazen
p. Sanford, Democrat, who was nominal
ed at q largely attended caucus last Setur-
day. A union Justice OF the peace ticket
prepared by the Republican town com
mittee and ratified by the Democratic eau
Gus is as folIows:-P. c. Dodge, Thomas
Connolly, Foster @. Sprague, Democrats;
Geo. II. Temple, w. L. Hebard, G. l.
Boyden, J. B. Adams, Dix j. Camp,
Alonzo Emery, Homer W. Vail, e. c.
Briggs, Republicans.
DIR. and Mrs. E. y. blanchard started
Sunday in their Cadillac car for the recep-
tion OF the Munsey automobile tourists
by the Automobile Club OF Vermont in
Montpelier Monday. They only went as
far as Northfield Sunday and remained
over night there as the guests Of Pres- /
dent c. H. Spooner Of Norwich universi-
~ and Mrs. Spooner, who accompanied
them to Montpelier and were their guests
at the Montpelier House. Other Ran
dolph people at the Capital for this great
event were Mrs. Il. g. Beekman, J. |
Mcintyre, c. w. and F. c. w.
NJ. V. Chadwick and John |
Henry. Among the Munsey tourists was
Fred A. Emery OF Washington, ID. C., |
nephew of Alonzo Emery OF this place,
and a member Of the Associated Press
staff, who is making the tour in the |
Thomas car, which won the around-the- I
world race a few wears ago.