Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-03

ylton was presented by her pupils
a beautiful chatelaine bag and a
luir Vermont hat pin.
Angements have been made for a
Atelephone service hY the New Eng
ompany al the local exchange. The
fAt operator, Clifford Eaton, viii
Z pthe affice and a gong bell has been
~ tha viii awaken him when cen-
tl,lled, The office itself win not be
vi tr 9.3 and only urgent calls are
9alhd iruu local patrons after clos
Ian Thisnigat service win be es-
ggl Anyen mt in case Of sickness de-
i ~ pc cal2f physicians. The serv-
ics Eh onigE
.l..LLtrses Of e graded school district
F IN fota thesesacher- for the coming
.DlloS's J, list gde, Miss Neya Lock-
t,, ~ p ohnspy; I'd and Sd. Miss
Lmlllpohon Of aitsaeld. an. Miss
BerthiMaisy; 5th,d gtb Mis-. Rlanche
Auamot Sth ROTOR. I'm and SIN.
Mss Iva irkhurSf Trov. orr Miss
Jennistewa. +. Ericbard Mo mas
done sch goi work,e nast wear Viii
return prin pal, aISfiss csandaii of
Burlington vi have srs,e ~ tbe in
structio in mite. TT ar one ~ two
places iiEhe cons of tters sin ~ ~
filled. is sun 70 NC
The GRACE netting ,rsav evening
was largek attenled, anSjs e,tsrtainz
ing program was riven ~ airec-
tion Of Mrs.. j. p. CIt,S. pia,,a
duet, Misses Maud EmersS "a lac Eiirt.
song, John Dumas, HgG, -.aa-s,
whistling chrus.ive youtStrs. $500,
mandolin ant guitar, Ged Rvder and
Harry Morton. song, fttlelys Vo,r,.,.
reading, Mrs 4. B. Manu.. n, 49,
cornet and trombone, Otis fFt,rodi nm M
mas; piano solo, Maud Eoe TSo
next meeting on the second nrday IN
July viii be Young Folks ~ ~ he1,
the entertainment VIII take ~, - !
tour-act drama, "'IwiXt - ana
Money We anu
A. F. Lamb, who bought on ,,o-t,a
business Of II. {. Soper. is nd.,lai- 80 -
the rear Of the shop.and LAWN, go, -
alton for a seven rse-poWtascil,,,
engine and air compressor, m ,,-ilI
operate a polishing machine -,
matte tools for lettering and ca. a.
5oper Is still at the shOp and NJ,
lntil he has all his orders filled. ~, NJ
lamb viii take full possession. i..,,i -.
las moved his family here fron..aa.-51e.
bridge and they are living in tlTrTa
osh house on Prospect street. n,
ieorge Lamb. who has Just been s1st'
q from the civil engineering dee
4 the University OF Vermont. is.o,,s-l,,
his week but viii 90 Saturday tdston
o enter drafting Office for the ,1er
Prof. Ira D. Shaw, who was tv,..-s
60 principal Of the RandolplIigb
chool, - TO assume this fan the al ~
ssociate principal Of the Unt;t,.
ehool and Military Institute ara
range, y. J. This school is not sir :
Military academy, but is open to bona
IRIS and the military institute Is 5s-
artment Of the university school. 80
.m Is 70 nj young men and womeor
)llege or business. The directors oola
lstitution have decided to open a sc1e
ONE in order that the pupils, thu
way from their parents. may still be =
FUNDED by the influences of real b.
ie, ana over this school home the a.
ate principal and his wife will pres
or the last two years Mr.. Shaw has
'ted himself to the study Of pedagoa
"a during the time has been conneT
TN the Teachers college of Column
niversity, under the immediate direct
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. the pr.
mt. The University School and Milit-
stitute viii begin its sixth year Septe