Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04

Nirht Only" BY the Dartmouth Dramatic
60. 10 Dubois & Gays hall Jan. D.
Miss N. s. Allen Of Bradford is stopping
with Mrs. NJ. A. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Sullivan ChariondoDa and son,
Philip, were in Boston last week.
Ms. Lorenzo d. Bowen OF Camp Brook
has been on the sick list the past week.
Miss Mollie Abbott returned last week
Go her duties as teacher al Turner's rails,
Mass
John McKane. quarryman, has moved
into the tenement house of James ID.
Wheeler
Walter n. Baker aud son Of Boston were
up over sunday with his mother Mrs. W.
IL Baker.
Mrs. Nettie Curtis Davis and daughter,
Ellen, went 10 Bellows Falls Monday for a
short stay
Mrs. Flora Chase returned last week to
be treated at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
in Hanover.
The unusual occurrence OF a thunder
storm and lightning was experienced Dec.
- az 80 p. m.
A telephone instrument on the Farmers
line was installed last week Ia the house
Of Chas. NJ. Davis.
Mss Grace Upper Is at home from her
duties as teacher at Iyngsboro, Mass, for
the winter vacation.
The National White River bank declared
January LIST its usual semi-annual digi-
uend Of three per cent
Miss Lucy Paine Is laid up with broken
wrist, the result OF tall on the ice. Mrs.
John Byam is caring tor her.
The Bethel Cornet band went to Barnard
last evening and played at benefit given
Tor the AID OF the Fairbanks library.
Misses Mary stearns and Laura Marsh
are conducting a very successful dancing
school, there being about so in attendance.
The annual meeting OF Rising Star
Grange for the installation OF officers will
be held Saturday evening OF next week,
Jan. IS.
Miss Alice Alyord OF Easthampton,
Mass, former assistant principal OF the
Whitcomb High school, IS visiting friends
shot" the dog Of w. N. Fisher was
run over by the north bound express last
Thursday, suffering Injuries so that II had
Go be killed
Miss Bertha George of Derry, n. H.,
Miss Helen Dow aud Master Ernest Savage
OF Royalton spent a day in town last week
with relatives
Miss Georgia Black OF Boston and her
friend, Miss Ethel FOye OF Maiden, spent
several DAYS IN town this and last week as
guests Of Mrs. W. O. clifford, sister OF
Miss Black
The members Of the Crescent club gave
4 very pleasant entertainment TO their
lady friends and invited guests at their
rooms Monday evening. About 90 were
In attendance.
Mrs. Myron Burnett was taken III last
week with what developed into a severe
attack o. pneumonia Her condition be-
I1r 49, hal hos
Frank Burnett Of Northampton, Edward
Burnett and John NJ Burnett OF Concord
were summoned,
A. the annual election OF Daniel Lille
Post, No 81, q. A. r., the following Off
GERS were elected Albert Abbott, com
mander; NJ. NJ. Mhipple, senior vice COM
mander; r. +. Cushman, junior vice com
mander; Z. 2. Wynn, quartermaster; NJ.
y Kendall, officer Of the day; II. Z. Rice,
officer Of the guard.
John W. George and Miss Margaret
Sexton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sexton Of this village, we're married at
Randolph Dec. % by Rev. Jas. l.. Pcnders.
Mt George . granite cutter at the shed
81 the Woodbury. company, Mr.. and Mrs.
George viii make heir home in Bethel at
the old Sexton premises.
Matt. Haley Of Barre, contractor and
heavy derrick builder, was in town the
nrst % the week and bought a building
Tot " Henry ". Davis situated on the
westerly side % Granite avenue and inn
mediateiy north OF the lot bought by A. 4.
kenerson. Mr.. Haley is planning TO build
house on his lot for rent next spring.
The regular annual business meeting Of
Daniel Lllic Post. No. o., g. A. r., will be
held next Saturday evening at 1880. The
newly elected officers viii be Installed, and
an members are requested TO make an
EFFORT 10 attend. An oyster supper will
follow the business meeting.
Res. Wiimond a. Warner, a former
pastor Of the Bethel Coug'l church, but
nov located AZ Barton, Vt, was well re-
mcmhered by bis present parishioners last
week when be was presented with a purse
81 over 500 and voted a three months
leave fsbsence, beginning Feb. LIST, dur
ing which time it a. his intention TO travel
m Southern Europe, Egypt and Palestine.
Mics Emily Guild uas resigned her posi-
ton as assistant principal OF the Whit
come High school 20 accept a similar po-
sition al the nanbury, Conn, High school,
with an increase % salary from 800 70
500. She was recommended for the posi-
ton 81 the dean of Tufts college. The
DauhurY school has only one session q day
and there are 16i pupils. Miss Guild viii
teach history aud mathematics. In place
81 Miss Guild comes Miss Maude Abbott
81 Dor hester, Mass Miss Abbott grad
mated from Boston university ia 1906 with
The degree 81 hac lclor of arts. and tbs
curreut year has completed sufficient adj
difiunai work 10 Euglish 90 give her the
masteEs degree.