Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-30
Randolph.
aHoaoIA WHITE. Local Editor


Miss Cora White has heen spending a
Barre. 'a' w
Miss Carrie Deavitt OF Montpelier has
been the recent guest of Miss Mary
Moulton.
W. p. Fiske ended his vacation in Ran.
dolph Friday and returned to his work n
Salem, Mass. -
John Carmody and his family are oecn.
pying the Hamilton house on South Pleas
ant street, vacated by NJ, V. Chadwick,
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo is now Iisips
IN the Brooks block, having moved the
9th from the Wall house below Pearl
street.
Ii L. Spear has gone back To Charles.
town, Mass, after fOrtnight's stay with
his sisters, Mrs. V. s, Bradbury and Miss
Vanlora Spear.
w. =. Lowell, superintendent of the
states prison, Deputy sheriff 5, n. Tay-
Tor and Liveryman Gassetts OF Windsor
were In town Friday on horse buying
expedition.
Mrs. +. w. Fonda Of So. Adams spent
Friday and Saturday in this village with
her mother, AIRS. George +. Jones, and
her sisters, Mrs. George A. Plnney and
Mrs. q. p. Morris.
Mrs. Adella Williams and two daugh-
tiers, Ethel and Mabel, who had been with
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
III. Bruce, through the winter, left Satur-
day for Hinsdale, y. II.
Mrs. Julia Rindge, who has been at
William Chatfeld's in East Warren all
winter, is ut her rooms ia X. w. Aliens
house for weeks rest before going 10
Nashua, N. H., TO live with Miss Eliza
Cooley.
Immediately after the close OF the high
and graded schools, the Nth OF June,
Prin. Il. q. Ham will go to Chicago Ia
spend his third summer at the Chicago
university, which will complete his course
for the A. NJ. degree.
j. Appleton Thomas returned TO Boston
Friday after nearly years residence in
Randolph, during which he bad devoted
himself to the care Of his mother, the late
Mrs. John Marsh, and since her death,
had been attending to matters connected
with the estate.
Miss Edith Marcott has been offered q
fine position as pipe organist for church
in Dedham, Mass, with the additional
opportunity OF instructing a class OF piano
pupils, but has decided to remain in
Randolph, much to the qualification 81
her present pupils and Of Bethany church
which she serves as organist.
"The Dutchman's Honeymoon" at Du-
Bots 4 Gays hall last Thursday night at
tracted sizable crowd that sat through
all the phases Of broad comedy during a
period which began towards the last 10
seem like full lunar month. The wit
displayed was not OF the elusive variety
ia IN
tensions, but came out in the form OF
jokes with points warranted to penetrate
armor plate at eight miles. There were
also refined specialties, which would
not be likely to win the approval OF thu
genieel mistress of young ladies' board
ing school. However. it was ''roariDe
farcen and every body roared accordingly
until mouths were generally all out OF the
prune-and-prism shape.
The Randolph Woman's Literary clut
was very pleasantly entertained at Stone
leigh last Saturday afternoon, Miss Desiel
Moulton and Miss Eta Harwood being
the hostesses. There were twenty-thret
members present and eight guests. The
roll call was responded to by quotations
from Lyman Abbott, and the subject fol
the afternoon was "Grester New York,
with the following interesting papers:-
"Clubs and Club HOUSES" Mrs. w. b
Wall; "Churches and Cathedrals,
"Bridges and Ferries" Mrs. A. II
Powers; "Club Notes" Mrs. Z. 0. Blan.
chard. Refreshments were served, and 9
pleasant social hour followed. The next
meeting OF the Randolph Woman's
Literary club will be held at the home Of
Mrs. X. B. Mcintyre next Saturday after
noon from 3 to 5, with Mrs. Fannie Lewis
and Mrs. Mcintyre as hostesses.
The village trustees have put the brake
on automobiles by posting notices at tn
outskirts OF the corporation to the efiec
that the speed limit is ten miles an houl
on all the streets Of the village excep
Merchants Row, on which the limit IL
lowered to eight miles an hour. Ten mile
an hour is a funereal pace for an auto bu
in the Judgment OF sober minded people
will be less funeral for the communit,
than a GO YOU please gait which result
in cloud of dust suddenly enveloping
hs pless wight who ventures to cross tn
street and is left uncertain as to wha
really hit him until Whit of gasolene re
yves his fainting senses. The postmas
ter general also signals the whizzing ca
by pronouncing the highway traversed b.
q rural delivery carrier post road IN IN
sense OF the federal constitution, whicl
gives the carrier the right OF way over al
Vehicles and makes it serious offense t
interfere with the United States mail b,
forcing him to turn either to the right o
| to the left.
DIR. A. NJ. Stimson, a nephew Of DR..
p. Stimson of Tiverton, r. l., the latte
at one time resident OF Randolph
has made this announcement to the medi
cal world through the medium OF tn
Daily State, published at Baton Rouge
La. :-uThe United States public heaitl
and marine hospital service has fnall.
run down and labelled the yellow feve
bug. The germ is declared to be in realit
a bug shaped very much like question
mark AS result it has been named b.
its discoverer, DIR. A. M. Stimson
sipterrogans. The discovery IS an
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