Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-01
Randolph.

town.
George Pinney OF Hartland was in town
over Sunday.
The Brigham creamery paid at the rate
of IL 1-4c. for May butter.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien of White River
junction visited here last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford of Roches.
ter spent Saturday at j. M. Atwood's.
The stone arch bridge over the ravine at
the Chandler place is being reconstructed.
LaForrest Totman of Woodstock has
been guest at l.. Richmond's for some
time.
Derwood l.. Loomis of Worcester, Mass,
visited his father, Stilman LOOMS, last
week.
Miss Lizzie Holman has gone to the
Profile House, White Mts., for second
season.
Hon. Frank Pumley OF Mortified and
X. j. Flint of Granville were visitors in
town Saturday.
Miss Belle Butler stopped Saturday
briefly while en- route from johnson to
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morse and little
son of Barre have been spending some
time in town lately.
! A son was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
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and Mrs. Burton A. Fowler.
Misses Lois Wheeler OF Bethel and Inez
Drake OF West Lebanon were guests OF
Miss Jennie Williams last week.
! ID. l.. Robinson, Harvard student, Wis
7 tied his uncle, b. L. Lombard, over Sun
day on his return to his home in Michi-
gan.
A colt driven by Col Kimball became
frightened at the cars Monday morning
and cramped the buggy so as to crush one
wheel.
F. B. Thomas and George Ryder took
bike trip to Woodstock and Bellows Falls
last week, returning from the latter place
Saturday.
The home coming of the numerous col
lege students and the arrival OF the sum.
mer visitors adds to the social ana bust
ness activity of the place.
Misses Grace Lamson and Fanny Prince
have been spending week visiting at s.
M. Flint's in Burlington. Miss Mabel
Pearl is also guest there.
Col. J. B. Mead Camp, s. OF ", initiated
one member Saturday evening and voted
to extend an invitation to the division to
hold the next state encampment here.
II. II. Mcintyre has been appointed
Joint administrator with Mrs. Spear ofthe
estate of George l.. Spear. the commits
sioners are w. B. Wall and ii. w. McIn-
tyre.
DR.. w. S. Curtis OF Randolph, who is
stopping at Caspian lake, is said to have
caught 10 trout last week whose aggregate
weight was 125 pounds. Next Hard
wick Gazette.
FIR. Therien OF Windsor is spending this
week in town, instructing a class OF chill
dren who are preparing for their first
communion next Sunday morning, when
services will begin at 9 80 O'Clock.
Rev. G. w. Morrow expects to be absent
from his desk at the Christian church
about seven weeks. Rev. Il. NJ. Smith, the
popular prescher from Montpelier, will
speak three times during his absence.
There will be no service next Sunday.
The "Joshua Simpkins" show attracted
big crowd Friday evening, most OF whom
were disguised with the alleged perform
ance. The company travelled by special
cars, gave their show under tent and
probably didn't leave $40 in the place,
though they carried away good wad.
Frank w. Sault and wife and Fred Bry-
ant are attending the state encampment OF
the Sons of Veterans at Lyndonville this
week. Mr.. Bryant is the delegate from
the local camp and Mrs. Sault from the
Ladies' Aid of Chelsea. Mr.. Sault is di
vision officer. Mr.. and Mrs. Sault will
visit in Burlington and st. Adams during
next week.
Royal t. Dubois and Mrs. +. Z. Dubois
arrived from Denver Friday. The former
had been absent from Randolph year and
a half and the latter two years, in com
pany with f. K. Dubois, who has been in
Colorado for the benefit OF his health. He
is expected in about two weeks. Mr.. R.T.
Dubois was greatly pleased with Colora.
do, but finds old Vermont just as attrac-
tive as ever.
GLOW dear to our hearts is the old sill
yer dollar, when some kind subscriber
presents 1t to view-the liberty head
without necktie or collar, and ell the
strange things that to us seem so new;
the wide spreading eagle, the arrows be-
low it, the stars and the words with the
strange things they tell. The coin OF our
fathersi we're glad that we know 1t, for
sometime or other twill come in right
well-the spread eagle dollar, the old sill
yer dollar that we all love so weli."-l Ex-
change.
Central University OF Iowa, at its late
commencement, conferred the degree OF
ID d. upon Rev. j. s. Goodell. Some 20
years ago, when we were editor OF the
HERALD AND NEWS of Randolph, Rev. j.
S. Goodell became pastor OF the Baptist
church of that place. During Mr.. Good
ellis pastorate, OF from six to seven years,
he was esteemed by the people OF that
cultured town as an excellent pastor,
scholarly preacher and a citizen. The
degree, we believe, is worthily bestowed,
and honors alike the college and its re-
cipient and the community in which ne
lives.-[L- p. Thayer in Burlington CLIP
per.
Regarding the changes to be made in
the state normal schools, at Randolph and
johnson the same principals will be re-
tanned but at Castleton p. X. Leavenwortb,
who has in the past been engaged as
assistant principal, has been promoted to
the position of principal. There Will also
be great change made in the corps OF
instructors for the schools at Randolph
and Castleton. The principals selected
by the board to have the supervision OF
the work in the training schools are as
follows: At Randolph, Miss Metella l.
Paine OF Jay; at Castleton, Miss Sarah j.
Whitney of Winchendon, Mass; at john
son, Miss Lizzie G. Allen Of Brookline,
Mass. '