Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

MISS Mary .. DUBOIS has been the
guest Of Mrs. Luther G. White In Amsden
since Saturday.
Miss Blanche Sargent has returned
from a season at the United States hotel
ct Saratoga, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller we're at the
home OF their son, W. w. Miller, in
Richmond over Sunday.
There will be a regular convocation
Of whitney chapter, No. 8, Monday even
ing, Oct. u, with work on the Nj. NJ. NJ.
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Shapiro have
been in Burlington lately, Mr.. Shapiro
for the purpose Of buying q stock Of furs
for his winter trade.
Miss Maud l. Ham arrived Saturday
from York Beach, Me-, and is to be with
the family of her brother, Prin. e. O..
Ham, through the winter.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland is spending a
few weeks In Boston with her daughter,
Miss ida Flint, who il now stenographer
at the Quincy House in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Sargent OF Farm
ington, Conn, who had been three weeks
with their brother, johnson B. Sargent,
and other relatives hereabouts, went away
Friday.
Merton Smith has left W. w. Morton's
grocery store and is employed in q gents
furnishing house at Providence, X. I.
Mr.. Morton's new clerk is John Ford Of
Granville.
Miss Mabel Hamilton was with her pa.
rents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton,
during the oyer-Sunday recess Of Mont.
pelier seminary, of whose faculty she il
again a member this year.
Miss Nettie Benoit Of Boston, who had
been In Randolph two months as the
guest Of Miss Winnifred Chadwick, took
her departure Saturday to Claremont, n
H., and Miss Marie Thayer returned thu
same day to Waterbury. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas (nee Mis-
Olive Sargent), who were married at Seat
tie, Wash, about the middle Of septsm
Der, are now nicely settled in Portland
Ore, where Mr.. Thomas is connected
with large wholesale stationery estab
lishment.
Announcement is made of the ap
preaching marriage Of Miss NJ. Theooorl
Auman Of Lincoln, Neb., to Earl r
sheldon Of Rupert, the wedding to taxi
place In Lincoln, Oct. "a. Miss AuInal
Is widely known as field secretary OF tn
Vermont woman's Home Missionary IN
ion and addressed the Missionary unioi
OF Bethany church in Randolph not lonl
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. GIadding returnel
Saturday from the 18th annual conven
tion OF the Universalist church OF veE
mont and Quebec, which they bad heel
attending in st. Albans and at whic
I'D tFoa ~ n
the organization. He reported for tn
year past total receipts Of 81, s02.2e, tota
expenditures Of s53s.s1, and a balance o.
. hand Of q, 263.45.
The fall and winter timetable went int
effect on the Central Vermont railwa
Sunday, and trains are now due at chi
! station as follows: hbound-nigh
express, .55 a. m. mail, except Sunday
10i2s a. M; New England States Limit
. ed, 20 p. no. mail except Sunday, III
. ,. M; Sunday passenger, 9:4s p. ar
Northbound might express, :55 a. m.
mail, except Sunday, TAO a. m; mail, ez
cept Sunday, 2.56 p. M; New Englan
States Limited, 5:24 p. m; paper train
Sunday only, s:15 a. m.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre reached HON
Friday from Western trip taken wit
= the greater part OF the fortnight she wa
gone being spent at Lakeview, o. He
son, Lieut.. II. B. Mcintyre, one Of tn
surgeons with the army at Manila, p. l.
expected to be ordered to the Unite
3 States very soon now, bat on account c
the absence OF other surgeons from Man
: ia. he will not be able to leave the Phi
4 ippines until after their return. probabl
. for another three months.
: Perley washburn, for the last iv
] years a very efficient clerk in Bell Broth
! ers' store, has finished work there an
gone to Brandon, where he has fine pc
! sition In the dry goods establishment q
: Wilson ID. Nutting. Miss Lottie Flint
4 one OF Bell Brothers capable saleswome1
= has also severed her connection with til
store, and two new clerks took the vacan
: places Monday, Miss Maud Johnston Q
Lebanon, N. H., and Miss Abbie Alvor
y OF Northfieid, both Of considerable exps
. rience in mercantile affairs.
Z At the regular quarterly meeting of tn
3 board OF directors of the Randolph SAM
!. torium, held Monday evening, the treaI
:, ury was found to have sufficient funds
pay OF the last OF the notes held againl
q the sanatorium aud, such disposal Of tn
money being voted, the institution
now free from all Indebtedness. Sine
the frst OF October, 1907, debts have bee
paid to the amount of s2100 and all tn
. current hospital expenses have been mel
d In that period the sanatorium has ha
Z i06 patients--36 surgical cases, 81 med
i cal and 10 obstetrical, and only 10 death
}. have occurred. During the year tn
4 earnings of the nurses hired from th
I. sanatorium have amounted to f616.S;
3 Now that the burden Of debt is removed
. . continuance OF the prosperity Of II
z last ~ months will in time permit {
). those repairs and additions to the sanats
l. rum that viii improve its service an
keep abreast Of progressive ideas in th
hospital world.