Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
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All wool carpets SOC. per I'd. at Bell
Bros, Randolph.
The largest capacity hand separator IN
the world is a 1906 DE Laval, 200 lbs. per
hour. Try one.
Q. E. DUNHAM, Agt., Bethel.
j. II. Hayes lost one of his horses last
week. II was a case of suicide by hang
ing.
A. w. Osgood and wife, who have been
quite sick with pneumonia, are GONZALES
| cling.
Rev. G. W. Patterson was IN Hanover
last week, but returned the last OF the
week.
A. n. Angel, who has been and still is
seriously sick with the grip, is somewhat
better.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be Evening Prayer and sermon at 2:30
o clock. All are welcome.
Mrs. June, one of the teachers in the
Training school, went to Middlebury last
Saturday for weeks stay.
N. S. Conant Is having the foundation
laid for photo gallery that will be built
for Nell and Grace Commits use.
Mr.. Emerson OF Mortified is putting
steam heating apparatus into Prof. Nor
rill's house and doing the plumbing.
Miss Bertha Smith returned here from
her visit OF about two weeks with her rel
atives in Middletown, Conn.,, last Monday.
Miss Martha Gilbert returned home
from Boston Monday and commenced
teaching In East Randolph Tuesday MORN
ing.
There was a union Easter service at the
Cong'l hurch last Sunday. An interest
ing sermon was preached by Rev. q. w.
Patterson.
The baseball team, assisted by the Ran
dolph Center band, will give promenade
al Normal hall next Saturday evening for
their benefit.
Miss &. b. Weymouth, who had been in
Ottawa, Can, several weeks visiting her
sister, returned home last Saturday and
commenced her school in district No. 10
Monday.
NJ. L. Washburn, who has been with the
Northern Commercial company OF san
Francisco, doing commercial business in
Alaska for many years, has lately been
elected vice president OF the company.
Rev. f. NJ. Baker has been appointed by
the conference for the Methodist church
here. Mr.. Baker comes from Athens,
where he was stationed last year for the
churches at Athens and cambridgeport.
The Normal students have had ten days
Easter vacation. Nearly all OF them went
to their homes and returned Monday.
School was resumed Tuesday. The Train
ing school takes another week and Will
again next Tuesday.
The teachers that are engaged and teach
ing in the town district are as follows:-
No. /, Mabel Doubleday; 3, Helen Alvord
4, Miss Martha Gilbert, primary, Miss /
Lena Maria Whitney, higher grade; 6, Miss |
Bernice Grant; S, Mrs. Hattie M. Ladd; |
II, Miss Nettye Robbins; IL, Mrs. Henry |
Holman; Is, Miss c. b. Weymouth; Is, |
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon; 2, Training |
school, Miss Susie Lewis, principal. upper /
grade, Miss Olive =. Calef, intermediate,
Mrs. G. ;. June, primary.
John X. Parish has been reelected judge /
of the 18th judicial district OF Wisconsin.
The term is for six years. He has had
three previous elections and is serving
now his eighteenth year in that capacity.
This is an election by the people. There
we're three candidates besides hiia but the
Judge Non out, showing his great popu-
arity among the people. Judge Parish
was a classmate OF Senator Spooner while
n school at Madison university. He was
born in Randolph and attended the Orange /
County Grammar school. and went to
Wisconsin when is years old. He is broth
n OF Luke Parish.
Foleys Kidney Cure makes kidneys and
bladder right Don't DELAY taking Sold