Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-22

Miss Bernice Briggs is learning to be a
telephone operator at the Randolph ex-
change.
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson Of Chicago
has been visiting her uncle, Hon. James
Hutchinson, since Friday.
Mrs. Robert B. Morton and son. John
Randolph, are with Mrs. Morton's moth
er in Huntington for few days.
Bethany c. E. society will hold food
and candy sale in the Parish house Satur-
day afternoon from O'Clock on.
Miss Sarah Griswold departed Tuesday
to Brattleboro from tbs home Of her
brother, F. A. Griswold, with whom she
had been staying few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Ketchum have
been entertaining their nieces, Misses
Wilda Sproat and Cushman OF Concord,
N. H., who went away Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mahoney and in
FAINT son of Brooklyn, \. Y, are at F. W.
Jewett's to remain until the reopening in
September of the Brooklyn school in
which Mr.. Mahoney teaches.
Ernest Hatch. who had been in Boston
a week, buying goods for Stockwen q
Hatch, reached home Tuesday and
brought with him his sister-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Arthur Hatch, and her baby from Man
chester, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Goss Of viii
mette, ILL.,, are at A. n. Powers to stay
until Saturday. Another guest, Miss
Harriet Keith of Winona, Mimi. who is
passing the summer here, was taken to
Barre Monday by Mr.. Powers and has
been visiting there few days.
Capt. B. F. Bowman has been notified
that the Lyndonville band OF 3S pieces
will accompany the Vermont department
to the National @. A. r. encampment at
Salt Lake City next month and will be
the military band Of the Vermont delega-
tion. The musicians will have a car to
themselves on the excursion.
DR.. r. c. ANGEL removed an enlarged
tonsil for his little daughter, Miriam,
Tuesday and took adeBoid growths from
the throat Of Iris Buck. saturday be
operated upon the young son OF Charles
Martin OF Braintree for the removal Of
adenoids that had become a serious OBJ
struction to the ehild's breathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Hodges have
removed from New York city to Schenec-
tady, N. Y, where they have taken
house and where Mr.. Hodges will here
after have his business headquarters.
The change will prevent Mrs. Hodges and
her twin sons from coming TO Randolph
for the two months they expected to
spend with Miss Mary S. Dubois.
Miss Eleanor Farrand OF Bakersfield,
who taught the second primary OF the
Randolph graded school very satisfactori-
ly the last two years, has accepted q posi-
tion in the schools of Braintree, Mass,
where she will teach the fourth grade at a
considerable increase of salary. Miss
Farrand is this summer at DR.. Wiswalps
sanatorium in Wellesley, Mass, taking
the place OF her sister, who has gone into
a Boston hospital for further training as
nurse.
Miss Jeanette e. Metzger has bsen se-
cured for head nurse at the Randolph
sanatcrium to succeed Miss Eliza s. Fol-
som, resigned. Miss Metzger is q surgi-
cal nurse, graduated from the Paxton
hospital of Utica, n. Y, in January,
1908, and during the last two years OF her
course had charge of the two main floors
of the institution. She has also had
charge Of the hospital in Middle Falls, \.
Y, during the illness of the superintend-
ent and will come to her new duties with
experience in management as we'll as skill
in nursing. During the first two months
of probation, she will be paid a salary of
$50, which after that will be raised to S75
a month. Miss Metzger, who had been
visiting her brother, Rev. Fraser Metz
ger, left Saturday for Utica but will be in
Randolph again soon to study the run
ming of the sanatorium before she as
sumes the position of head nurse Aug. !.