Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-03

Miss Beatrice Plnney arrived Monday
from Boston. to which city she accom-
panied her music teacher, Miss Edith
Marcott, Friday to play before the we'll
known pianist and composer, Arthur
Foote.
II. p. Lewis, who teaches in Clinton,
Conn.,, and his brother, Ernest, of Boston
have both been in town for the holiday
season. The latter goes to Boston today,
while the former will remain until Friday
or Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson OF Sw amp
scott, Mass, has been at the Randolph Inn
several days with her daughter, Miss
W hose stay was limited to Sunday
by the opening OF the school which she is
attending in Bostoa.
The subordinate lodge of Odd Fellows
held its annual meeting Monday night
and elected these fficers:-Noble grand,
w. {. Emerson; vice grand, +. ii.
Ketchum; secretary, o. r. Greene; treas
urer, A. NJ. Hubbard.
The Colburn & vaille company, that
removed its clothing store from Randolph
to Hardwick, has just sold an interest in
the business to A. g. Smith, who has been
connected for some time past with the A.
d. Farwell store in Montpelier.
The circulation of books from the Kim
ball Public library during December
amounted to 1925 volumes, or daily
average of 81 1912. There were 2l2 class
books taken (14.S96), 305 juveniles (21.496)
and 9Os works of fiction $3.50.
Roy, the younger son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. B. Johnlon. was operated upon last
Thursday at the sanatorium for the re-
moyal of both tonsils and number of ad-
enoid growths. He was able to leave thu
sanatorium Saturday and has continued tG
make good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carrigan, wht
have been rooming at Louis Galarneaul
on South Main street, are again occupying
the Carrigan house on Forest street, thei
tenant, Mrs. Henry Harper, having gone
| to Portland, Me-, to live with her daugh
| ter, Mrs. Shedley.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe have
| closed their residence on Prospect aveDu
and gone to Southern Pines, N. c., for tn,
rest OF the winter. They started yesterda.
and stayed over last night in Hartford
Conn.,, with the Kenyons, who have
simmer cottage in Brookfield.
Mr.. Beals OF Boston, general manager 0
the New England Telephone company, an
Mr.. Butler, superintendent of the Vernon
branch, were at the annual meeting OF tn
Orange County Telephone company i
Chelsea Tuesday, and in this village yes
terday to confer with the officers OF tn
Randolph exchange.
Among the New Years visitors in tow
were the following named from Barre :
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker, at N. N
Draper,s; Erwin Whitcomb, with his pal
ents, Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Whitcomb; Mis-
Effie Dunbar, at M. V. Chadwick's, an
Miss Estella Blanchard, with Mr.. an
Mrs. P. j. Blanchard.
Miss Ida Flint returned to Bosto
Sunday to continue her studies at til
business college of Bryant & Stratto
after holiday vacation. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Mary Film
who has entered the Boston City hospit
to take three years course in the trair
. ing department for nurses.
The holidays being over, yesterday sa
the departure of Miss Ber ce McCollo
to Mt. Holyoke college, OF Miss Nett,
! Robbins to the Normal school at Westfiel
Mass, and of John Bass to the Pratt Ii
a stiuute in Brooklyn. Royce Bass, who b
' also been a holiday visitor, will go
Taunton, Mass, tomorrow.
Mrs. e. D. Strong has gone to Jane
town, N. D., for the rest OF the winte
: leaving Tuesday night. At the same tin
John M. Connolly started for Dickinso
Nd, to take his new position on t
Dickinson Press, and DR.. Charles Gus