Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-09

russell WoodWaro's with her grand
mother, Mrs. s. s. Briggs, who is now
boarding at F. w. Jewett's. E. W. Peake
Of Brattleboro has been at Mr.. Jewett's
several days while taking q rest from
bis work in Brattleboro, and Miss Luna
Whitlock of Rochester, the new teacher
Of the eighth grade, is located there for
the winter.
George c. Mooney, once a telegraph
operator at Randolph and lately station
agent at Waterbury, has been appointed
agent of the Central Vermont station in
Barre city to fill the vacancy caused BY
the death of Agent c. L. Besett. Mr..
Moopey has had II years experience as
agent for the Central Vermont, serving
for short periods at nearly every station
on the line. He has been at Waterbury
about ten months and previous to that
appointment was agent at Sheldon juno
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Salisbury gave q
dinner at the Williamstown Springs
House Monday to an auto party of % that
included DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. <. Bass, Mrs. B. d. Du-
Bois, Mr. and Mrs. p. P. Lamsou and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hathaway OF
Brookline, Mass, Miss Annie Walsh, Mr.
and Mrs. l. B. Johnson, DIR. and Mrs. J.
p. Clifford, Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger
and son, DR.. and Mrs. q. w. Scott, Fl. B.
Salisbury, Franklin Salisbury, Miss Ber-
tha Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Ray
E1ond. After dinner the company mo-
tored to Barre and Montpelier and came
home in the evening by way of North
neld and Roxbury, covering IS miles in
most delightful fashion. Mrs. johnson
remained in Barre and will spend the
rest of September there at G. E. c.
Wheaton's.
The Randolph high and graded schools
opened Tuesday for the fall term with an
enrolment of 316 pupils divided as fol-
lows:-High school, 1O1; grammar grade,
80; 9Th grade, 81; 6th and 7th grades, 80;
5th and 9Th grades, IS; 4th grade, 2s; I'd
and Sd grades, Is; 1st grade, 26. There
were ITO children in the primary build
ing Tuesday morning and in all the
grades the enrolment will probably be
somew hat larger when all the Ioiterers
schoolward are bending over the desks
acquiring a scholarly stoop. OF the 101
in the high school, 81 are tuition pupils
an increase of five over last year. OF the
teachers from out of town, Miss Ethel
A. Park OF LyndonviIle, Miss Olive II.
Moulton OF Springvale, Me-, and Miss
Adelene Gray of Waterbury, Conn, are
boarding at c. F. Griswold's; Miss May
Howe OF Brattleboro is with Supt. and
Mrs. H. W. Lewis; Miss Luna Whit
lock OF Rochester is at F. W. Jewett's,
and Miss Mabel Smith Of the Center at
H. A. Leonard's.
A. F. Lamb is now 9 licensed embslm-
er, having passed the examination Of the
State Board OF Health and received his
certificate. He has also been instructed
in regard to the new rules and regula-
tions governing the transportation of
bodies, which regulations differ some v hat
from those hitherto in force. The trans
portation OF bodies dead Of smallpox or
bubonic plague is absolutely prohibited.
| These dead from other infectious diseases
will not be accepted for transportation
unless prepared according to specified
directions by an embalmer holding GER
tificate as such, issued by the state or
provincial board OF health, or other state
or provincial authority provided for by
law. The transit permit, carried by the
person accompanying the corpse, must
have the certificate Of the physician or
health officer with his signature, and the
permit of the local board of health. To
the enc OF the comm DoX must pc securely
tackled or pasted the licensed embalmer's &
certificate as to proper preparation of the
body. All these pspers must be made out
and signed in duplicate.
Jones--Fassett-
Herman David Jones of Goshen and
Miss June Lillian, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dean B. Fassett of Randolph,
were. married at O'Clock last evening in
the Cong'l chapel at Robinson by the
pastor, Rev. william vanDeveef Berg.
The bride was prettily gowned in white
china silk, trimmed with lace and inser.
tion, and her maid OF honor, Miss Ethel
Flanders Of Robinson. wore q dainty
dress OF light blue. The best man wal
Harold Dutton Of Fowler.
Among those PRESENT at the marriags
service were Mrs. Dean b. Fassett, Misl
Eleda Fassett, Mrs. d. 7. Dyer, Mrs
Charles n. Holman, Mrs. A. B. Fish, Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Martin and Floyd and
} Fleda Martin from this village.
The bride and groom are to spend
week st Lake Dunmore and will theI
make their home on Mr.. Jones farm il
Goshen.
J Updeeraff--Lamson.