Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-08

Furgerfulness Will bury
The awful mental strain is eased1
Don't tell them sehool-iays are the best
/ For not kid believes H.
oh. Morse is in Jericho today to assist
the grange OF that place in working the
fifth degree.
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lamb Of Pittsfield
were In this village Saturday, visiting at
f X. II. Slaek's.
Rev. @. E. Ladd, who was called here
/ last week to offieiate at the funeral OF z.
I 4. Wyman. went back to Woodstock sat
urday, accompanied BY Mrs. NJ. h. smith,
f who will visit there for while.
/ DR.. +. G. Noble and fellow student at
T McGili college in Montreal, Donald Mac
olm OF St. Johns, n. b., arrived last
+ Thursday on a visit to the formers moth-
er, Mrs Fannie Noble. Monday they LETT
i for Boston. from where Mr.. Macolm re-
turns to his home in st. Johns, and Dr.
+ Noble takes a trip to Baltimore and wash
f ington
f j. w. Gabrielle suffered slight shock
Sunday morning, affecting the right SIDE.
At first he had difficulty in speaking but
rallied soon, and few days quiet, il IS
expected, will restore his strength His
son, Charles, arrived that night from
Hayerhill. Mass, on visit home. Dil-
bingham Waldo was also stricken Sunday
morning with a shock affecting the left
side. the arm and leg being numb and
useless He was unconscious several MIN
utes. This is the second seizure OF the
kind that he has experienced.
Mrs. Z. O. Blanchard gave a party FRI
day evening 10 honor of her guest, Miss
Mae Whitmore Of Burlington, ten young
ladies being present, who were regalea
with English Monkey, chating dish
dainty, IN whose preparation MISS Annie
( Walsh exhibited her culinary sklll, sat
urday evening Mrs. Blanchard invited
number Of people to see Rev. w. 7. Spar
hawks stereopticOn views ot california
and the Yosemite Valley. After the pic
tures, which We're much enjoyed, the
guests found their way to the diningroom,
where fruit punch. with cake and candies,
was served BIZ Mrs g. w Morrow aud
Mrs. q. =. Bass.
Miss Mary A. DaHforth, a returned
missionary from 3apah, viii speak in the
III. Il. church Tuesday evening, June l3, at
7.30oelaek. Miss Dantorth has spent five
years is japan under the auspices Of the
Momans Foreign Missionary society ot
the Methodist church, ard was there when
Efbe terrible earthquake occurred IA lb3li
Instantly killing ] ,03a people, and malm-
ing l01 900 others. She IS conceded 90 oe
most talented speaker, ana her lecture y
not after the usual missionary ADDRESS bug
contains much new information and is a
minelina Of humor and pathos as sho re-
counts her struggles with the customs,
nanners and religion OF Japan.
Th.<xe hsof tfireet org have engaged y.
q. Ham as principal Of the High school at
/ an increase of stGD making his salary iof
the year si500 This prompt action on the
nart OF the directors Is highly approved by
nv pupiIs and iownspeople, who appreei-
ate the excellent work that Principal Ham
has done IN the school the past year.
During the coming vacation he Is to enter
the University Of Chicago for the summer
session, beginning special course Una, tnal
viii give him the Masters degree. I'm
! Mr.. Ham for principal ana the Ioll9M ~ ~
teachers no have also been elected, the
school will have a strong corps Of instruct
ors:-First assistant in the high school,
Miss Mary s. Dubois; 9th grade, MISS
Jennie Stewart, at an increase OF 81, maxi
ing her salary $3.50; Sth grade, Miss Jennie
Godfrey, for the last few wears az I he head
. Of the grammar school in Hartford; bth
and 9Th grades, Miss Elizabeth Holden
5th. Miss Lillian Knowlton; 9TH, Miss
Bertha Manney; I'd and Sd, Miss Winni-
fred Mann; primary. Mrs, Bertha bur
/, ridge; special teacher in music and draw
5 ing, Miss Cordelia Chaney. Miss Lena
] Bixby the second assistant ~ the hlgh
I school, was reelected by the directors
! but has resigned her position, her decision
J being much regretted as she has been both
+ popular and efficient teacher.
Frank Lashua was called to Montpelier
Monday night by word that his brother
Ed. Lashua. OF Hartford, was at the Heaton
hospital in that city fatally injured. "a
and Fred Lashua both went from HARTFORD
Monday morning on the excursion Y
Missisauoi park, and as they were re-
turning on the evening train, Ed. got into
a drunken fight. Conductor Powers e
quell the disturbance, attempted TO take