Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-11

''F s"lhe tine The young man Is To ae-
gulre practical knowledge OF the manu-
featuring Of the machines and iii himself
10 become a responsible agent Of the com
pany, His family will continue their res
ldenee In this village for the present.
Mrs, Herbert and Miss Harriet wiswan
Of Roxbury, Mass, opened their cottage
Friday for the summer, Miss Carlotta
Wiswall, who is at present in German
town, Pa, win be here soon, but her
brother, Richard, will be confined 10 the
city this season by his duties ON the re-
portorial stan OF the Boston Herald, with
which he has been connected since his
recent graduation from Harvard univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Brigham have left
the Randolph Inn and are now occupying
the house on Prospect avenue Just vacated
by Mrs. Nj, Z, Granger, who went Friday
TO Randolph, Mass, 10 take up her resi-
denoe. Mrs. Changers daughter, Edith,
preceded her to Boston some weeks ago
and the son, Fred, will Join them in Au-
gust as soon as he finishes work on the
farm of Il, l.. Bass. Mrs. Changers
mother, Mrs, ), 5. Briggs, is visiting
among relatives at present but later viii
lind boarding place here.
School in district No. IL, taught by
Miss Carrie NJ. Eaton, closed Friday,
June rs, with picnic ON Brewster hill.
There were II pupils enrolled in the
school, and those having perfect record
in attendance were Ralph, Ernest and
Mary Hibbard, Grace and Hazel Tatro,
and Bessie Stevens. Those having per-
feet attendance during enrolment were
Lizzie Tatro, Elton Stevens, Grace, Nellie
and Claude Lyon. Ella, Stephen and
Ruby Royce had no absent marks; Elton
Stevens and Grace Tatro missed no words
in spelling, and Ralph Hibbard missed
only one.
The Buck Printing company has just
issued very attractive souvenir book of
r. niolph, in WI tie covers decorated with
the state shield in green. II opens with
brief sketch Of the town aud the sue
ceeding twenty-one pages are filled with
beautiful views OF scenery, residences,
churches, business houses and manufac-
turing plants to be found within the
limits Of Randolph. The views are nice
hslf-tone cuts neatly printed on calen-
dered paper, and ii is sufficient to say in
approval OF the work that the Buck CON-
pany has succeeded in producing a SOU
venir worthy of the place il depicts.
Miss Agnes l. Dunbar, who has been
| teaching in Bellows Falls lately, is re-
elected for another year and made princi-
pal Of the building in which is located
the fifth grade over which she presides.
Fred l.. Daye, member OF the faculty OF
the Randolph Normal the last four years,
has resigned and is to enter upon the du-
/ ties OF teacher OF science in the Bellows
/ Falls High school this fall. OF the forty
4 teachers chosen for the schools of Rock
ingham next year, eight are from the
Randolph Normal-Mr. Daye, Miss Dun
bar, Sadie E. Ilsley, Frances ]. Collins,
Emma Locke, Sylvia A. Powers, Chris
/ tine Z. johnson, Marion A. Harrington
and Ethel G. Folsom.
The Kimball Public library has re
ceived from Charles w. Howard of Pos
ton a gift OF the "History OF the Ancis Al
and Honorable Artillery Company" oil
which Mr.. Howard has been prominent
member for many years. The history II
in four volumes handsomely bound in rec
cloth and the set of books is completed
by smaller volume in similar binding
giving a full account of the reception and
entertainment of the Honorable Artillery
company Of London by the Ancient anc
Honorable company of Boston few
years ago. To the Salisbury Brothers
l the library is indebted for an elegant
bulletin board of polished oak standing
about six feet high on standard of taste
full design. Green burlap covers TIT
board of soft wood to which announce
ments, lists of books and other interest
ing matter can be easily pinned.
Miss Bessie Silverthorne, whose appli
cation for the position of librarian at tn
Kimball Public library was favorabl.
acted upon by the trustees at recen
meeting, has since declined the election
on the ground that she cannot leave New
! York so soon as her services would be re
!, auired in Randolph. The trustees me
again Friday afternoon and elected Mis-
Alice Mcintyre librarian to succeed Mis-
: Anne Dubois, whom she has been assist
| ing little lately in the routine work
e the institution. Miss Mcintyre is grad
T nate of the Randolph High school, ha
e been two years at the University OF Yer
mont and has just completed third yea
of college work at Mount Holyoke. sh
] went Sunday to Northampton, Mass,
I take three weeks of special training at tn
Forbes library school before entering up
on her new duties. Her mother, Mrs. h
. B. Mcintyre, went with her as far a
a Springfield and will remain there durin
D part of her absence.