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

ter's departure, returning Monday.
Mrs. Theron Brooks and little daugh-
ter left last week for their new home In
Washington, d. c., after a stay OF sever
al months with Mrs Brooks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Lamson. Miss
Genieve Lamson accompanied them and
viii remain in Washington a month or
two.
The electrical effects for Frederick
Leeds dramatizations OF "Markheim"
aud "A Nocturn,n to be produced at
Chandler Music hall Friday night, Sept.
90, have been designed by L. 5. Brigham,
who will use the eolored sheets OF the
Brigham Gelatine company which are so.
well adapted to theatrical purposes.
osmond Creaser of White River June
tion and Mrs. Florence Tredo, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Blakely,
were married at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. w. 5. Bradshaw at half after
O'Clock the evening of the 4th inst.
They were attended by the brides sisters,
Misses Lula and Emma Blakely. Mr..
and Mrs. Creaser left at once for Bethel
and then continued their wedding trip 10
Concord and St. Johnsbury, the latter
place being the home OF the groom's pa
rents. They are to live in Newport,
which will be a convenient place of
| headquarters for Mr.. Creaser, who is an
engineer on the Boston & Maine railroad.
An adjourned hearing in the matter Of
the accounting by n. L. Boyden of the
trust fund in his hands belonging to the
Congregational church of Randolph Gem
ter was held Thursday and Friday at the
Center, when Mr.. Boyden finished his
testimony and the evidence OF c. l..
Hodges, c. IL. Morrill, and witnesses con-
troverting them was taken. Hon. Frank
Plumley of Mortified, counsel for the
church people, and r. NJ. Harvey of
Montpelier, counsel for Mr.. Boyden, con-
Quoted the examination, which was be-
fore Hon. G.. L. Stow of Chelsea, Judge OF
probate. There will be another hearing
in the matter, at which arguments will be
made, but the testimony is completed.
j. II. Mussey, who finished work al
the local Brigham creamery last June and
is employed at the company headquar.
tiers in Cambridge, Mass, came last
Thursday with his family to start his
household goods on to Waverly, Mass.
which they went to spend the remainder
of a two weeks vacation in Rutland snc
Wallingford. The Bartlett house or
Howard street vacated by Mr.. Mussey ha,
been rented by Roy Thayer, who will re
: pair it somewhat before moving to it Oct
list from the lower tenement in the Nc
Intosh house on Prospect street, where h,
will be succeeded by F. R. Whitelaw
: who moves from the Walbridge house OF
Central street Mr.. Whitelaw ha
bought the interest of Mrs. Z. c. Neff il
this house.
The Randolph Graded and High schoo
! began its fall term and new year Monday
The total enrolment is 299, which is Q
! less than that of last year, which was ex
, ceptionally large, owing to the unusua
size of the first primary grade. The higl
school enrolment is very large, 90, a
D compared with rs last year, filing tn
! room to overhowing and making tn
r question of seats for all something of
a problem. Two or three may have to q
into the ninth grade after the entranc
A examinations now in progress, but NOR
q are yet to come in who have not vet en-
rolled. There are about ten more tuitio,
a pupils in the high school than last wear
4 and about the same number in the othe
grades. The enrolment in the primary
intermediate and grammar grades is a
follows 10; I'd, 30; Sd, 25; 4th an
: 9th, 81; 9th, AZ; 7th and half of Sth, 81
: half of Sth and 9th, 81. Miss Warne,
Y Miss Farrand, Miss Gray and Miss Kit
teachers, board at G. F. Griswold'.
New hard wood floors have been laid i
e Miss Stewards end Mics Mon,avJo roo,,
u and five new teachers desks have bee
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