Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-12

week.
]. W. Burt aTS family arrived last
! week. They occupy ldleton cottage this
/ year, having rented their own TO Miss
| Train.
Fl. ". Mcintyre, assisted by d. c.
/ Woodward and I'D. Laport, is making
the survey for the proposed village sewage
/ system
/ f. T. Sault, administrator of Peter
Sault's estate, has sold 20 acres on the
/ Rochester Hollow pent road to Henry A..
| Harper.
E. n. Bean, FCarl Huntington, Lynn
Young and Orrin Mann took part in the
/ June inspection Of Co. +, at Mortified
| Tuesday
Mrs. Flora Dunbar and Miss Effie attend
Whitcomb High school graduation this
week. Miss Agnes Dunbar is one of the
graduates.
Mrs. +. 5. Fairbanks went to Bellows
Falls Monday, returning Wednesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Kimball
OF Boston.
Clarence Hodges arrived from Science
tady, n. ", Saturday He has had a severe
tussel with scarlet fever, and comes here
to recuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dixon and son
of Boston are visiting al NJ. A. Tewks-
bury's. Mrs. Dixon was formerly Miss
Mary Tewksbury.
Mrs. Charles Ingalls, and Miss Hattie
Sault went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
yesterday for treatment Mr.. ingalls, ac-
companied them.
DR.. Henry B. Mcintyre has received no
tice that he has successfully passed the re-
cent examination of the New York State
board Of medical regents.
Miss Gertrude Trerise. who had been
trimming in Nashua during the spring,
returned Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Trerise, after trip to Boston.
Mrs. Melinda Dragon Of New Bedford
and John Luce of Lynn, Mass, attended
the funeral Of Arthur Sault Friday. Fr.
Therein OF Windsor ofiiciated.
Joe" Flint was in town the first Of the
week. He is almost-but not quite-sure
that Mccullough viii win out. joe
and ''Bill' laid two or three little wagers |
on the result.
The railroad tickets for the conventions I
at Montpelier next week will be q 80 for /
the round trip from Randolph The tick /
cts will be good going June Is to June 10 |
inclusive, the return limit being June Dist.
Tickets for the Vermont Episcopal con-
vention at Bellows Falls will be $50 from
Randolph and $40 from Royaton. The
date of the convention is June 1919, the
tickets going the 18th and returning the
10Th.
"Imogene, or the Witch's Secret is to
be presented by the young people at Du-
Bots & Gays hall Monday evening for the
benefit OF John Connolly. There will be
songs and Rotations by our leading home
artists.
The Green Mountain band goes to Roch-
ester tomorrow evening to play for the
rail Z
urday, and Mr.. Clement, who is chasing
delegates hard now, will speak there the
night before.
Mrs. II. G. Cole and Master Nelson
Seaver. who had been for five weeks at
T. j. Adams, returned to Boston yester-
day, accompanied by Mrs. +. n. Boyden
Of Newtonville, who had been Mr.. Adams
guest for week.
Work on the Sanford Dubois summer
cottage, for which the late Geo. H. Hoyt
mad the contract, is being continued by
he administrator, w. H. Herrick, under
Erection OF H. W. Mcintyre. The masons
ire now engaged on it.
The Central Vermont railroad will place J
IN sale for the Vermont Division sons of
Veterans encampment at Essex Junction '
lune Is and 10, round trip tickets for =. 55. !
These viii be good going the 18th. 18th \
md 18th, returning the 10Th. 9
Architect Francis Of Fitchburg was here
tuesday to inspect the work on the Kim
,all library, which he found progressing
inely. The brick partitions in the base
nent, which serve as supports for the
loor timbers, are being built
The national encampment of the q. A.
z. is scheduled to be held at Washington
he first part of October. The Christian
1ndeavor society of New England will
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pecial railroad rates Will be announced
ater
E. 7. Sault was delegate to the G. Al
at Montpelier and Mrs. f. n.
Using TO the W. r. c. Others present
we're Lyman Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. liz
ie, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Flagg. E. y.
Using, J. +. Eldredge, George Howard,
lr. and Mrs. Orrin Chamberlin, Mr.. and
lrs. G. +. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
laton, j. d. Laport, Mrs. A. Z. Dean.
lrs. Mary Holbrook, Mrs. Fred Terry.
Irs. Fife Thomas. Mrs. II. II. Goodwin
lTs. John Nancy.
About 65 voters attended the annual
chool meeting of the Graded district
tuesday evening. James Hutchinson {
-as elected moderator and A. II. Beedle
Jerk. The Offices reports were adopted. Ia
or prudential committeeman for three q
ears, Rev. G.. O. Howe was elected on the II
1urth ballot, the Other candidates being il
'r A. G. Bailey, DIR. J. p. Clifford, DR.. +. 70
. blanchard and DIR. L. A. Russlow. Il
. I. Lombard is auditor, +. W. Tewks- .
ury, treasurer. and G.. W. Barnes, coll r,
'ctor. A tax Of 45c. was voted. Last 81
ear II was 35c. The reports showed - ..
eachers salaries, 5000; ianitor. s246.O2; ii
lei, >l00Il; repairs, s245.39; furniture. b
is29l supplies, S32S.34; books. s223. q b
ainting, s2Z0.97; total expenditures. $685.
/. Receipt items were; Net tax. si007.57: