Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-08-18

The managers of the summer schoo
have arranged for the following program
for the remainder OF the week: Thursday
evening a lecture by Prof. Edward Co
nant; Friday evening concert by thu
teachers and Saturday ball game at 8 p
M; all free to everybody.
The horsesheds in the rear OF the Con-
gregationalist church lately burned, are
being moved to the edge of the bank pre-
paratory TO building the new church
which is to occupy position slightly diff
ferent from the old one. Mrs. ID. L. Child
and Miss Abbie Clark have kindly donat-
ed to the society, land to enable them 10
turn the sheds around so as TO face the
street and place them thus far in the rear.
Desirable bargains in goods damaged by
the late fire, still left at BROOKS d Wash
burns.
Miss Minnie Waldo Of Royalton, while
visiting her brother, j. H. Waldo, had the
misfortune to trip while going down the
shoe shop steps, receiving quite severe
! injury.
Bingham Caswell suffered a partial
shock on Friday night, resulting from a
disease contracted while in the army.
G. /. Abbott and family spent last Sun
day with Mrs. Abbott's father, S. c. Cady.
At the democratic caucus last Saturday
evening A. ID. Sanders was nominated for
representative and q. II. Topper and NJ.
II. Lincoln for justices of the peace.
Arthur w. Stone will officiate at the
Episcopal church next Sunday. Mr.StoDe
is student in the Theological Seminary
at New York and is for the summer 10
Gated at West Randolph.
F. G. Osgood and A. L. johnson of Noy-
es Bros, Boston, are visiting friends in
town. This is Mr.. Johnson's first visit in
town and he is highly delighted with Yer
mont.
A. Chamberlain of Boston arrived in
town last night for brief vacation.
James A. Graham Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting his father, A. j. Graham.
II you want to know how precious your
time is, buy one OF K. s. Adams watches.
There are none better in the valley.
Arb. Dustin and A. NJ. Marsh have
charge of the stonework for the improve
ments in front of j. L. Chatfield's.
Democratic flag raising Wednesday af-
ternoon OF this week.
A reception to the visiting teachers was
rendered by citizens on the schoolhouse
grounds Tuesday evening of this week.
Chas. Davis of Florida is stopping at C.
w. Curtis.
Thomas Stanley OF Wisconsin has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. James Davis.
Jerry L. Heath OF Montpelier is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Prof. Andrew W. Edison Of the Mass.
Board OF Education, who is attending the
summer school, is stopping with his cous-
in, Mrs. E. q. Brown. Prof. j. II. Dun
bar and Mrs. Dunbar are stopping with
w. r. Adams, Esq.
We clip the following from the New York
Tribune OF Aug. II in regard to popular
Bethel boy. The committee of Charities
and Correction yesterday appointed DR..
William Sylvester TO be general medical
superintendent Of the insane for Kings
county in place ofDr. Walters. Fleming
whose resignation will take effect Sept. /. |
DIR. Sylvester was graduated from Dart |
mouth Medical College in 1878 and has had |
Il years experience in the management OF |
the insane in the Butler Hospital al Provi- /
ience, r. l., the New York City Asylum on |
Wards Island, Worcester Mass. Asylum,
The Willard State Asylum for the Insane at
Seneca and the Vermont State Asylum o
he latter institution he was superintend-
mt. At present he is living in New York.
His recommendations are from DIR. A. r.
the general superintendent of
he asylums in New York city; DR.. Allan
fitch, the examiner OF lunacy in NewYor
ity; DIR. G. w. Pilgrim, the medical sup
OF Wizards Asylum DIR. p. 81.
Wise, superintendent OF st. Lawrence Hos
ital for the Insane; Or. II. r. Allison,
upt. of the state asylum for the criminal
insane at Auburn; Or. /. c. Carson, Supt.
I the asylum for idiots at Syracuse and
Dr. J. F. Ridlau OF New York. His salary
ill be $500 year. ,