Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-12

from which port he sailed yesterisy for
santo Domingo, where he is 10 serve as
spaaish interpreter and translator at the
American legation,
Miss Georgia White left Monday on a
Two weeks vacation from Herald Office
work, which she will pass in attending
Tue o. A, X. eneampment at Saratoga
springs, n y, in company with Mrs. J..
W. Jones OF Burlington, later taking a
"trip down the Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. +. Lane and daughters,
Malorie and Laura, returned Friday 10
their home in Mount Vernon, n, Y.
Miss Marjorie had been a guest OF her
grandmother, Mrs, ], Ii, Moulton, since
June, Mrs, Lane and Laura since the last
OF July, and Mr., Lane the last two weeks.
r. A. Smith has vacated the place he
recently sold on South street, storing his
goods at W, Z, Lanson's. The purchas-
ers OF the place, Miss Mary Wilson and
Miss +. 5, Fogg OF Bethel, are moving in.
Mrs. Smith is TO visit for \several weeks
her brother al Roekland, Me-, and sisters
at Ware, Mass, and Bridgeport, Conn,
before Mr.. and Mrs. Smith leave for
California next month.
A report that the White River Electric
company is soon 10 double rates for light
ing In this village is altogether incorrect.
On account OF an advance amounting 10
80 per cent, which the Bethel company
furnishing the power for the Randolph
system is TO put into effect this fall,
there will necessarily be some increase in
the local rate, but il is stated on authori-
ty that the advance will not exceed 25 to
so cents per light for private lighting, in
GLIDING stores, churches, halls, mills,
offices, etc, and the company win agree
20 have the lights up to standard, or no
pay, providing the patron does his part
BY keeping his lamps renewed as they
should be.
Most everybody insures against fire,
and yet good many policy-holders fail TO
observe conditions OF their contract,
which, in case Of loss, would vitiate the
policy and yield no returns. II is up to
the insured 10 look out for these things,
among which may be mentioned the fol-
lowing lit is necessary TO get permits
for unoocupancy, for the use of gasolene
engines and kerosene stoves on the prem
ises; policies must be transferred upon
sale of property insured; always state
mortgage, and il put on after policy is
issued notify agent; when household
goods are moved to new premises, notify
agent; attend to renewal OF your policy a
week in advance, as many companies
write their policies at their own office
and it takes few days to get renewals
get permit for extraordinary repairs, but
ordinary repairs are allowed.
The opening dramatic attraction at the
Chandler Music hall, 1.-THE Choir Sing
err which was presented last Friday
evening, was greeted by full house, only
about twenty seats remaining unsold.
The cast OF characters was strong and
each carried out his part with much abili-
ty and aptness. Miss Juliette Atkinson,
as Alice Leighton, the choir singer, won
the hearts Of all in her part as heroine OF
the play, and her sweet voice was heard
to advantage in two selections which were
much appreciated by the audience. 1t is
hardly fair to mention one member of the
company above another, as all did finely,
and in their characters could hardly be
excelled. Most Of the scenery used was
brought by the company, and the electri-
cal effects produced were good. The
Music hall orchestra rendered excellent
music before the play and between the
four acts. The play began a little late,
but entertainments in the future will be-
gin promptly at eight O'Clock.