Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-06

Miss Blanche, gave q very successful con-
cert in Cabot Friday evening and raised .
tidy sum toward the electric light fund
of the Cabot church. A violinist and
two readers of that place took part in the
program and Miss Minnie Barbour of
Montpelier was the contralto soloist. A
beautiful piano solo was played by Mrs.
o. II. Collins Of Cabot, formerly Miss
Kate Guptil of Randolph.
Wayne Wright of Willismstown, who
was arrested July 20 on the charge Of vio-
lating the license law in regard to furn-
ishing, appeared before Justice ii. w.
Mcintyre at an adjourned hearing Satur-
day morning and was dned $500 and
costs. He was given until Tuesday
morning to raise the required amount
and, in company OF Officer ID. ID. Howe,
set out. at once for williamstown. On
the date named fine and costs were paid.
Mrs. Libby Zero finished work Friday
as housekeeper at the Randolph sanstori-
um and is staying for the present at c. J..
RockweIl's. Her brother-in-lsw, Joseph
Zero, of Montreal, who was on his way
to Pawtucket, r. l. stopped here Sstur-
day to see her. The vacancy at the sana-
Thompson, who Is now convalescing
from an attack OF illness, due to stomach
trouble, and expects to begin her new
duties by the first OF the week.
Mrs. Arthur Trenholme and children,
Arthur, Dorothy and George, of St. Paul,
Mimi, left the Randolph Inn Saturday
to spend a month at New London, Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Hood OF st. Paul, Mrs.
Il Ind Of
Mrs. Z. b. Whitney OF winooski, who
had been at the Inn with the Trenholmes,
went the same dayrto Burlington, while
Mrs. Trenholme's mother, Mrs. Jane
Spear, delayed her departure to North
field and Winooski until Tuesday.
Forty tickets were sold ct this station
Tuesday morning for the Piattsburg ex-
cursion and among those going were Mr..
and Mrs. p. p. Lamson, Mrs. Hendee,
Mrs. B. I. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Cope
land, Mrs. Mary Haskins; Edward p,
Mitchell and Miss Lula Rye; Mr. and
Mrs. George Kent Of Holyoke, Mass,
guests at Henry Hsrper's; Mrs.. Robert l.
Stoddard and her sister, Mrs. Mary Ba-
tiste of Holyoke, Mass. l. A. Bean and
w. A. Scott, the latter vacationist from
\ Boston.
The ladies of the Methodist and Baptist
churches met in the Methodist vestry Fri
day afternoon and formed Q united socie-
ty with these officers:-President, Miss
Emroy Matthew's; first vice president,
Mrs. W. B. Wall; second vice president,
Mrs. E. n. Rising; secretary, Miss Rosa
Cooper; treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Holman /;
executive committee, Mrs. z. l. Hills,
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook and Mrs. Albert
T. Morse; committee to solicit new mem
bers, Mrs. o. B.. Copeland and Mrs. Al
fred Webster.
Through the interest Of Col. A. b.
Chandler, fire escape il to be placed on
the rear OF the Randolph sanatorium, and
the open-air platform over the porch on
| the south side of the building will be
made into Q double decked AFFAIR and
rooted over. This will take it to the
third story into which q door will be
cut so that ward patients can be moved
out into the air occasionally rs well as
those on the second floor. These improve
ments have long been needed and will be
much appreciated.
The libel suit Of Herbert e. Flint Of
Braintree against A. +. Holman, select
man of that town, Is brought on account
of some statements alleged to have been
made by Mr.. Holman in regard to Mr..
Fiint's being named for license commits
sioner, instead of the latter's application
for liquor license, as previously stated.
Mr.. Flint did not .appIy for = license but
his name was mentioned to Judge c. U.
Lathrop as that of possible commission
er, and the Judge, in making inquiries
concerning his fitness for the office, drew
an expression of opinion from Mr.. Hol-
man that is the basis of this suit.
The Coming Pisy.
"The Mummy and the Humming
Bird" one of the most noted plays, which
il now into its sixth successful season,
will come to Chandler Music hall Friday
evening, Aug. IA.
The play itself has an unusual plot and
striking-nay, startling-bit of dramat-
| ic work is introduced in the first act,
when Lord Lumly invites an Italian
organ grinder iodine with him and induces
the latter to tell his story, though neither
understands the language OF the other.
A we'll balanced. company has been se-
iected, which IL headed BY w. A. White
car, who has played the leading character
for three seasons under the management
of Jules Murry. This attraction is one Of
the best that wiil be seen here this sea-
son.
Church Notes.
Bethany guild will meet at the Parish
house Thursday afternoon, Aug. Is, 1t 8
O'Clock.
Owing to the illness of Rev. DR.. A. L.
Crr~,~v ~ wfll -. m HE IN hold nepvicc