Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-28

| E. B. Dane of Brookline, Mass, trea-
surer OF the White Cross Milk company,
s. C. Prescott, chemist of Boston, and
j. K. Berry, also of Boston, inspected the
plant of the White Cross company yester-
day.
! w. r. Blaisdell is to sever his connec-
tion with j. H. Lamson & Sons Saturday
and remove to East Randolph, where he
has bargained for the Blaisdell farm.
Fred Gordon will take his place with the
LAmson firm for which he has already
begun work.
Z. W. Hayward and his two sons-Dr.
H. II. Hayward OF Tunbridgr and Fred
Hayward--J. B. Eldredge, G. r. Miller,
DR.. w. M. Kelly, W. F. Moulton and J.
F. Kimball fished the well-stocked waters
of Lake Mitchell , in Sharon Saturday,
making the journey by auto.
! c. A. Thayer of East Roxbury has sue
ceeded N. L Demeritt OF Waterbury as
buttermaker at the Green Mountain
Stock farm, and his father, 1. o. Thayer
of East Roxbury, is boarding at the Cot
tage hotel for the present. Mr.. Demer-
lit is to work for the White Cross Milk
company.
Clarence Sault finished Saturday a three
years term of very faithful and efficient
service al the Herald Office, and Mondsy
morning underwent at the sanatorium an
operation for appendicitis. He rallied
we'll and is gaining steadily. Clarence
Pitkin is the Herald's new apprentice to
the printers trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Emery received a
visit Tuesday from their daughter, Mrs.
William Hull, and her friend, Miss Anna
Z. Coughlin, of Barnard. The latter has
taken room at Charles Thurston's and
next Wednesday will locate in town as a
manicurist and chiropodist.
Rev. Daniel E. Putnam has left the
Cong1 church and ministry to enter the
/ Protestant Episcopal church, in which he
will be ordained deacon the first of June.
Mr.. Putnam is now at Southington,
Conn.,, serving the church as lay reader,
but after his ordination will become rec
tor at Unionville, Conn.
X. w. Morse, formerly mine host of
the Red Lion Inn, Randolph, has just
completed quite extensive repairs on the
City hotel in Barre, of which he has been
landlord several years. The Office OF the
hotel has been changed from the second
to the ground floor, and wash rooms and
other improvements have been installed.
SiIvio NJ. Cardi, letter cutter at the
Marr & Gordon granite shed in Barre,
ana Miss Bessie NJ. Spooner were married
in Berlin Tuesday morning at the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
/ Donald Fraser. The bride is a niece of
Mrs. j. u. Laport and the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Spooner Of Berlin,
former residents of Bear hill.
Mrs. John Abbott of Winchester,
Mass, is at the Sanford farm for the sum-
mer, having arrived Tuesday night with
her two daughters, winsome and Joan,
and her nephew and niece, Master Will
mother, Mrs. c. G. Dubois, was detained
at Winchester by an attack Of grip but is
expected at the farm today.
| B. A. Durkee is engaged in mason
work in Richmond on the new blocks be-
! ing built to replace those destroyed in the
| big fire of April %. He left Monday to
begin work there and, since he expects to
have steady employment in Richmond for
probably year and half, he will move
his family to that village as soon as he
can find quarters for them.
H. l. Read of Dorchester, Mass, whose
health makes q residence in the country
desirable for the summer at least, has
been boarding lately at Mrs. Lizzie
Smiths, and Friday brought his wife
and baby an d his wife's mother, Mrs.
Nickerson, from Dorchester. Mr.. Read
has rented the Hayden Gaylord place in
! Brookfield that is being made ready for
his occupancy.
F. E. Wyman, who has been painting
and paper-hanging in Brattleboro for the
last three months, came home Friday to
move his family to that village, in which
he has found a tenement for them. He Is
to have Q good position there as foreman
of gang employed by w. A. Morse,
paint and paper dealer of Brattleboro,
and is making preparations to ship his
household goods from this place in few
days.
| Quarantine signs for mumps are about
as common as doorplates in this village
in which not far from 40 houses are pla-'
carded. In the list of afflicted are Mrs. {.
J. Rockwell, Annie Wood, Glenn and
Gail Brew ster, Glenn Sault, Mildred DAN
VOW, Bernice Briggs, Halle Dukett,
Richard Rowell, Iris Buck, Albert and
Marion Salisbury, Ruth and Martin
Scott, Paul Russlow, Katherine Dudley,
Otto Slack, Jennie Jerd, Louis Fillion,
Leopold Gabarro, Hazel Durkee and Emma
Kendall.
Benjamin Clayton Noble OF Windsor
and Ida Lizzie McFarlane, q teacher in
GIVE