Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05

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from which he bad made Tuesday only i
gallons OF syrup, which was, however, o
superior quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brooks of Lincoln
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs $. l.
Buttles, are now IN the employ OF John
Curran, the milkman.
j. II. Rockwell came from Wilder Tues
day to accompany home yesterday bis
wife and children, who had been visiting
here a couple OF weeks.
Warren Church Of Barre has entered the
employ OF PantOn & RoWell in the place
made vacant by the departure OF Harry
Brown for Canton, \. Y.
Fred Fairbanks has finished work in
the telegraph Office at the station and is
to continue his studies in the High school
on the opening OF the spring term.
C. T. Burridge went to Barre yesterday
to see his son, Wallace, who has just been
discharged from the hospital in which be
was treated for an attack Of quinsy.
Miss Mary +. Morse is taking the place
of Miss Maud Emerson as bookkeeper for
the T.. +. Emerson company. The latter is
in Boston for two or three weeks, leaving
today.
Mrs. Leonard Kent and two daughters
OF West Derry, n. H.. who had been
staying with Mrs. Mary and Miss Lura
Montgomery since Saturday, went away
Tuesday.
Misses Nina Thurston and Bessie Bull
lard OF Mortified have been spending a
few days with the formers grandfather,
Charles Thurston, and her aunI, Mrs. j..
B. Adams.
Miss Lula Allen is teaching this spring
in the graded school in East Barre, re-
turning saturday to the position that she
had TO give up in that school last spring
on account OF impaired health.
Alfred Knights and family shipped
their household goods yesterday and
went themselves today to Canaan, n. H.,
where Mr.. Knights is TO have emp oyment
in the gristmill of William Martelle.
The circulation of books from the Kim
ball Public library during March amount
ed to 1852 with a daily average OF IS 1872
There were 277 class books (141et), 1862
Juveniles Us 52ol and 1928 fiction t6L79c).
Two hundred thirty-seven dogs have
been licensed in town so far-a number,
which, compared with the population,
would seem to indicate that everyone who
really needs dog has one, The number
OF licenses issued last year at this time
was 219.
Mss Grace Hayes, Robert Adams.
Julian Grow and Winfred Bagley,
students at the University OF Vermont,
are in Randolph for the Easter vacation,
which MIR. Bagley, whose home is now
IN Burlington, IS spending with Elmer
Tilson.
Truman Grandy, employed for a while
in the hardware store of J. II. Lamson a.
Sons, arrived the 2nd to car his furniture
for ShOreham, where he is to carry on the
farm connected with the Larrabee Point
hotel. Mr.. Grandy, who is a brother OF
Mrs. Charles Morse, departed TO Shore
ham with bis goods today.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis, who left here
the 2lst Of March with Capt. Bowmans
western excursion party, has reached
Dickinson, y. d., and began work Mon
day in the office OF the Dickinson Press.
She is boarding with an eastern family,
formerly Of Worcester, Mass, and finds
her surroundings very pleasant.
Thomas Benson. who had been In
Halifax all winter with his wife and son,
came Friday from Danvers, Mass, for his
household goods which had been stored
here since he finished work on r. II.
Chamberlin's farm. He was unable to
get car until yesterday, when he shipped
his goods to Danvers, Mass. where he is
TO have charge of milk route Of seven
miles to Lynn.
At the annual assembly Of Haswell
council, No. 6, r. 4 $. NJ, Monday even
ing, the following officers were elected
X. +. Parker, r. NJ. 4. G. Erskine,
D. NJ. +. A. Phillips. p G. W.; +. T.
Sault, Treas; W. A. Mcintosh, recorder:
NJ b. Rumrill, c g.; J. j. Stimets, c. c.
Rev. Homer White. Chap; w. G. Emar-
son, steward; J. d. Denison, marshal;
j. B. Fisk, sentinel. The day of meeting
was changed from Monday to Tuesday at
$3.50 p. m. The officers will be installed
at the stated assembly of May 1st.