Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-25

has charge Of another farm belonging to
Mrs. Smith.
ar. and Mrs. L. 8. Jones and son ar
rived Friday from Rouses Point, N. Y.
where Mr.. Jones has sold his interest in q
hardware business to his PARTNER. They
are at prosent staying with Mrs. jones'
sister, Mrs. G. H. Mann, and family. but
have rented @. @. Gifford's house on Gem
trail street, which they will OCCUPY from
April until Mr.. Jones can build them q
new home on Forest street. The site will
De in the Sault Hollow grove, in which
Mr.. Mann also intends to erect q resi-
dence late in the summer.
During the spring vacation OF two
weeks, Miss Ethel NJ. Park, first assist
ant in theshigh school. is at her home in
Lyndonville; Miss Olive II. Moulton, the
second assistant, is taking q trip to Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia; Miss
Eleanor F. Farrand of the second primary
is with her parents in Bakersfield, and
Miss Abilene Gray Of the first primary is
staying with Miss Elizabeth Holden at
the Center. OF the High school pupils
Hazel Durkee aid Mary Ellis have gone
home to Pittsdeld, Mary Winslow to
Royalton and Albert Adams to Post
Mills.
For the fourth time since they have
been living in the Russell Woodward
house on South Main street the last four
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quaide have
packed up their goods to vacate the place.
This time they shipped their effects to
Concord, N. H., and Mrs. Quaide has
through the summer. Mr.. Quaide will
U hoard a f1anrrra nrnrafa In oil
and join his wife in the fall, when they
will probably settle in Concord. SIR. and
Mrs. Woodward, who have sold their
farm, are to take up their residence again
on South Main street.
Hon. v. l. Spear OF Randolph, A. j.
Croft OF Enoshurg Falls, @. II. Soule oil
Fairfield, P. B. Northrop Of Sheldon, I.
q. Bronson of Hardwick and H. B,
Chaplin OF Middlesex, officers Of the Yer.
mont Maple Sugsrmakers' association
met in Burlington last Thursday to con.
slider the matter OF having q display OIL
maple products in the Greater Vermont
exhibit to be held in the Burlington Ar
mory- from June Is to September Is. They
decided to rent q space 10x5 feet on this
first landing OF the stairway between
the ground floor and main hall OF thu
Armory and keep there throughout the
three mouths Of the exhibit stock o.
maple candy, cakes and such small goods
freshly replenished all the time from tn,
Randolph market. They agreed to have
a demonstration in attendance to sell ths
sweets, but, after some discussion. con
cluded not to undertake the serving o.
pancakes and syrup.
Two artists, in whom Randolph is in
terested, appeared with eclat in the st
Patriok's day entertainment of the Wood
81 ock Home Talent Ministries. The Spir
it Of the Age reports % young men in tbs
company with c. Otis Dumas as one o
the chief iokesrniths. "Green was con
spicuous in the stage picture, as a conces
sion OF Erin's patron saint, and the vol
ume and intensity of the neckwesr apC
boutonnieres somewhat dimmed the lus
tire Of the stars and stripes. The Lawyer
Coon, written and composed by Karl A
Pember and we'll sung by Mr.. Dumas
made a large and instantaneous hit. Thu
composition has q character of its Owl
and a catchy chorus that caught the ca
of the audience. The closing turn wa
by The Orioles the curtain rising on
campfire scene. Mr.. Pember and q quar-
tet broke the midnight stiffness will
sTenting on the Old Camp Ground, an'
The Soldiers Farewell brought dow
the curtain" The performance adde's
about s140 to the Woodstock baseball
fund.