Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-03
Randolph.
eEOAOtA WHITE, Local Editor.


mrs. z. 3. Wood has been visiting in
Brandon since Monday. -
A son was born to Mr.. ana NJ. n.
Vile Gale at the sanatorium FRIDAY nivbt
Miss Nina Thurston Of Northaeld was
entertained over Sunday at j. B. Adams.
nine-pound son was born last Thuts-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Vanorpam.
living in the Cuahman block.
W. P. Fisk of Salem, Mass. il spend-
ing fortnight's vacation in Randolph as
the guest Of his cousin, John B. Fisk.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
win meet at the home OF Miss Desier
Moulton at O'Clock Saturday after
noon, June 5.
Young Gotch, DR.. G. ]. RumrilI, Fred
and George Jerd witnessed the somer-
ville-Iremblay wrestling match in Barre
Friday night.
DR.. h. Fl. Hayward moved last Thurs
DAY from Tunbridge to the Hayward cot
tage on Pleasant street and has opened an
once in the Tewksbury block.
/ Q. e. Brewster is serving the patrons Of
his milk route from q nice new cart that
like its contents, compels approval BY
neat and inviting appearance.
/ Assistant Judge d. II. Morse went To
Chelsea Monday to discharge his duties ct
the June term of Orange county court
and was accompanied by Mrs. Morse for
a few days stay.
Miss Esther Hubbard is participating
IN the festivities OF junior week at the
University ot Vermont, Burlington, and
during her stay in that city is the guest
Of Mrs. 4. Spear.
Miss Catherine Metzger, who now is q
stenographer in the Office Of O. q. Dubois
in Boston, arrived Friday night and was
the guest OF her brother, Rev. Fraser
Metzger, until Monday.
John Race of Bethel Gilead was arrest.
ed Friday by Officer F. B. Wood and at a
hearing before Justice Il. W. Vail plead
ed guilty to intoxication. He was sent
to Chelsea Jail under the escort OF Deputy
Sheriff ID. ID. Howe to serve q sentence Of
20 days. Chief Of Police F. H. Ketchum
was the prosecuting officer.
p. P. Lamson went to Concord, N. H.,
last Thursday and came back the next
day in a new 24-hcrse power Gilmore
touring car, the first Of its kind in Ran.
dolph. It has a two-cycIe engine and is
manufactured at Clyde, o. chauffeur
gave Mr.. Lamson a practice ride from
! Concord but only remained here one day.
Mrs. William Cleveland Of West Somer.
vile, Mass, who was returning home
from East Montpelier, stopped here Fri
day and remained over night with hel
sister, Mrs. w. II. Gladding. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Gladdiul
were in Mortified in attendance on tn,
annual convention OF the Universalist as
ISOLATION, before which Fred Goodwin
sang twice Tuesday.
At hearing before the probate courI
Friday, Judge q. L. Stow placed Mrs
Isabelle Martha May, who is insane, IN
der the guardianship of her brother, A
T. Neh. Mrs. May was taken to the Wa
; terbury hospital Monday by DR.. G.
Rumrill and will be cared for there at tht
expense OF this town until the law gov
erning the committaI of insane to tn
state asylum is declared or made consti
tutional.
Z The pupils OF Miss Lena Rhodes in tn
Fish Hill school managed a very credita
bic Memorial program Friday afternoon
before many of their parents and friends
Marches, songs and Rotations were ad
mirsbly given and at the close OF the re
cessional, the children each presented Il
L. ID. Rhodes g. A. r. post card il
honor of bis being a soldier. This wa
planned by the pupils after they learne'
Mr.. Rhodes would attend the exercises.
In "In Chancery," presented at Chandle
Music hall last Thursday night, the Dart
mouth boys and alleged girls played tbei
roles with, in some instapces, rsthe
more than amateur ability, but on tn
whole in q way to deepen the impression
! that Dartmouth is not a college of drama
tic art. The "girls" were creatures Q
fetching makeup, but their deep bas
} tones had a slightly grotesque effect as the
issued from the midst Of ribbons an
laces and furbelows, and suggested th
4 thought that the "young ladies" woul
make powerful suffragettes.
Rev. Guy {. hanson, pastor..of the Bar
: fist church in Hyde Park, Mass, has re
eeived a call from the Second Bapti'
church at Fall River, which he was cor
e sidering at last accounts. He went
HYDE Park from Montpelier three and
half years ago and has had a successtU
pastorate there. which he is 10th to e.
change for the Fall River church wit
= one of the largest Baptist parishes !
Massachusetts,. During their residenS
in Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamso
we're frequent summer soiourners at Il
n farm OF Mrs. Lamson's uncle, j. M. II
y son, in Braintree.
% T. l.. Merchant, the window artist
= E. A. Thomas store, set up masterpie'
v for Memorial day. Against a bacl
ground Of flags the Goddess OF Libert
, stood forth, crowned and gowned in
* bunting modification of the late
fashion. With a bouquet OF flowers 81
s. carried the banner OF the free and at b
feet were the words, "When can the
, glory def" On stack OF guns VI
N placed a wreath Of violets, and soldier
~ belt and bayonet sheath lay on the 10
* of the window with sprays Of the fow
Of remembrance, tine blue forget -me-no
IS Shields bore the nscriptions--"lS 1851,
A. r., 1885," "Union forever" 81
y scenes of the war added a last detail to
IN. well conceived and cleverly executed q
sign. In v. A. Grants window was SCI
the striking figure of "cullud Remmer
l.. s,.,.,ocuIata u hffa holdinQ betWe