Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-04

LOOKS, uI the tMN. endowed WIN fcANtn
And better qualified Ia vote,
Clarence W. Hodges arrived from New
York Friday for an Easter v,sit.
The high and graded schools will
reopen for the spring term Monday.
Russell Burridge has been appointed
superintendent OF schools in Bra,ntree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster FELTON, OF the
Woodstock Inn have been at william
Reynolds this week.
Mrs. James T. Mccall has left Elm cot
tage and gone to New York to remain un-
til some time in May.
Mrs. III. @. Beekman has been in New
York since Saturday as the guest OF ner
cousin, Mrs. Robert Coy.
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo has moved
from Dudley street to the red cottage OF
W. b. Wall below Pearl street.
DIR. F. A. Rich OF Burlington and DIR.
q. y. welch of Northfield, veterinary
surgeons, were in town yesterday.
A. NJ. Vaughan and his brother,
Richard, OF Woodstock have been engaged
lately in grating trees in Berlin.
So far the town clerk has licensed 25l
dogs, a number which plainly indicates
that the tax ought to be doubled.
Miss NJ. p. Moore OF Northield, who
passed the winter at J. +. Tewksbury's,
is now boarding at c. +. Griswold's.
Mrs. l.. ID. Rhodes went to Montpelier
Tuesday to see her two daughters, Mrs.
+. J. Boyden and Mrs. Lena Udall.
Charles Pass OF Braiutree was operated
upon at the sanato. ium last Thursday for
appendicitis and is gaining rapidly.
Rev. A. NJ. Smith of Plainfield was at w.
ii. Gladding's last night and went on this
morning to Wilmington and Brattleboro.
Mrs. A. F. Blssett left Tuesday for
Berkeley, Mass, after a years sojourn
with relatives in Randolph and Williams
town.
Mrs. F. c. Danforth OF Lskep,rt, n. H.,
il with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Priest, and
will be joined by Mr.. Danforth IN couple
OF weeks.
DIR. Charles Chedel ha s completed a
years practice in the Mary Hitchcock
hospital at Hanover and is at home for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Trombley, who had
been at Joseph Raymore's since Saturday,
departed yesterday to their home IN
4 Springfield.
/ A second case of mumps in the village
has been developed by Marjorie Chedel,
who il report d as having a comfortable
run of the ailment.
| Col. A. b. Chandler comes from New
York today to note the progress in the
construction OF Chandler Music hall, in
which the plasterers have already begun
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielders and son
of South Royalton were with Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. ID. Laport Sunday, and Mrs.
Fielders and little boy remained over
night.
Walter Burt OF San Antonio. Tex, who
had been at The Manchester several
days, visiting his father and sister, j. w.
and Miss Anita Burt, went away last
Thursday.
H. w. Mcintyre returned Friday from
! a business excursion to Woodsville,
Montpelier and White River Junction,
and Monday went to Burlington and
| Brandon.
| Frank w. Wood, who has worked for
II. P. Sanford in the gristmill the last
nine years, finished work there the 30th
ult. John r. Angel has now entered the
employ of Mr.. Sanford in the mill.
| II. s. Tohey has been taken 20 the
sanatorium to recover from pneumonia,
and his mother law, Mrs. Warren
Davis, who was very much debilitated by
the grip, is also being treated there.
Miss Florence Hobart OF White River
! junction, who had been visiting her
uncle, j. +. Hobart, in Essex Junction,
spent Monday night with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hobart, on
her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh, who
have been living with his uncle, w. A.
Mcintosh, on Weston street, are to occupy
the Spooner house on Dudley street as
soon as it is vacated by the family OF q.
A. Pearson, who is working in Middle
boro, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Young of Wood
stock. N. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiwin Young
of Concord, N. H., and Mrs. Fred
Wright OF South Royalton have been
called here by the illness OF their mother,
Mrs. w. p. Young, who has been in fail
| ing health all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Roundy and two
daughters were called to Bellows Falls
Saturday by the death of Mr.. Roundy's Is
grandmother, whose funeral was held
Monday. They are expected back next
Sunday from Worcester, Mass, in which
place they have since been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. t. sparhawk, their
son, Rev. w. Il. Spsrkawk, and their
daughter, Miss Blanche, were in Bethel
Monday to attend the funeral OF Mr.. l..
Il. Sparhawk's sister, Mrs. g. K. Graham,
who was released Easter day from long
and painful sickness due to cancer OF the
stomach.
(, Miss Laura Clark is having a vacation
from the school In which she teaches at
Berwick, Me-, and Monday accompanied
her mother, Mrs. y. 8. Clark, to Ludlow,
where the latter will be the guest OF her
granddaughter, Mrs. Oscar Fuller, while
| Miss Clark takes trip to Boston and
other poin befo going bick to Maine.
| Among the college students home for
the Easter holidays are Miss Bessie Le~ is
and Harry Morton from the University
Of Vermont, Solon Vail, Fred Copeland
and Joseph Goodhart from Dartmouth
rhe latter has been working week in the
Sail bury mill. Robert Chedel Of Dart
mouth as been in White River junction
since college closed but Is to be here in Q
day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. McI.aurin o.
Havana, Cuba, landed in New York
Wednesday OF last week and reached
Randolph Sunday, having in the interva
taken a trip to Boston, Fitchburg ant
Danvers, Mass. Mr.. McLaurin wen
from here to Canada Monday on business
from which he is expected back today o
tomorrow, to leave again shortly TO
Cuba with Mrs. McLaurin, who will b.
in town later for her usual summers stay
The Cotton masquerade OF the Sanato
rum Aid society in Dubois u Gays hal
tomorrow evening bids fair to be largel
attended and most enjoyable event. Man
I.;at.ata havo hoan sold and thpre ia ever