Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

w. X Clark returned from New Haven,
Conn, Monday.
Miss Fora Tewksbury has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her sister, Mrs. James B.
Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. A. Putnam are in
Bethel today. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geroge
Kimball.
Frederick Leeds came this morning
from New York, where he has position
as private secretary.
Mrs. c. II. Applebee and daughter,
Grace, OF Littleton, y. H., came today
TO visit at o. B. Copeland's.
Fabian Dupuis is taking two weeks
vacation from the Randolph foundry and
has been in Lyndon since Monday.
L. B. johnson and family have been
away since last Thursday, spending the
week in Barre, Montpelier and Berlin.
Prof. John Tanner, professor Of mathe-
maticS at Cornell university, was with
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger over Sun
day.
Mrs. Fabian Dupuis was in East Gran
vile yesterday, visiting Mrs. Webb at
the home of the latter's son, Lucius
Webb.
Rev. NJ. w. Borthwick OF Boston, New
England missionary of Christian churches,
was here Wednesday and spoke at the
evening meeting IN the Christian church.
Mrs. Eugene segar came home yester-
day from Burlington, where her sister,
Miss Edith Abbott, is spending her
college vacation until the first OF Sep
tember, when she VIII be in Randolph.
The Randolph Telephone exchange has
opened a line running past ID. II. Morse's,
through Peth to Guy Clough's and II is
called the Clough line. II has ten sub
] af#a a a 4
in.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard, who at
tended the national meeting of the Mystic
Shrine in Saratoga, y. Y, last week, came
home Tuesday from Rouses Point with
Miss Esther George, who joined them
there.
Mrs. c. H. Gaskell and Miss Louise
will arrive from Philadelphia next Tues
day for month in Randolph with Mrs.
A. D. Lamson and family, rooms having
been secured for them at J. NJ. At
woods.
Mrs. Fraser Metzger returned Friday
from a stay OF some weeks in Freehold,
n. ", and was accompanied, by her
sister in-law, Miss Metzger. Of Johns
town, n. Y, who will be here through
the summer.
The Co operative creamery paid during
| June 23f cents net for butter fat, or y
cents net for butter II made 1920
pounds Of butter and paid patrons sgOoo.
| The Brigham creamery paid 23l cents
net for butter fat.
| John Abbott of Winchester, Mass,
and c. G. Dubois of Chicago were with
their families at the Sanford farm over
Sunday and went the first OF the week to
Boston, from where Mr.. Dubois returned
| to Chicago on business trip.
/ ~ ms Tafs
cf Randolph who has not been in this
vicinity for SO years, arrived Tuesday
/ from Vermillion, South Dakota, with his
wife on a visit to his brother and sister,
A. j. Richardson and Mrs. 5. r. Kimball.
E. w. Paige Of New York, owner of
the Wayside farm, was married in Dam
VILE Of this state July to Mrs. Alice
| pilsbury OF Minneapolis, widow OF one
OF the founders Of the Pillsbury Flour
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Paige will be
/ in Randolph during the month of August.
Prof and Mrs. Clarence Messer and
| their daughter. Frances, from Humboldt,
4 Iowa. who came East for the educational
meeting in Boston and have been visiting
/ in this vicinity since, are now with MT
I Messer's sister-in-law and niece, Mrs.
/ Alpha and Miss Annie Messer, on South
/ Pleasant street
The school directors have met and elect
ed the teachers for the coming year as fol-
| lows PRINCIPAL, F. +. Prichard; assist
ant, Miss Mary 5. Dubois grammar grade,
| Miss Jennie Stewart; 7th grade, Miss Elva
| Parkhurst OF Troy; 5th and 9th, Miss
Blanche Adams of South Royalton; 4th,
/ Miss Bertha Manney; I'd and Sd, Miss
Emily johnson of Waitsfield; list, Miss
| Neva Lockwood OF st. Johnsbury. All OF
4 these teachers were here last year and
4 their reelection gives general satisfaction
/ to the parents and to the pupils under
/ their instruction. Miss NJ. Lueina Sax
/ ton, after six years Of most acceptable
work as assistant i'm the High school, has
decided to devote herself to special study
/ for wear and will doubtless leave town in
/ the fall Her resignation leaves vacancy
/ in the High school faculty that the direct
ors have not vet filed. The schools will
begin the fall term September Z.