Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-08
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Ed,to-

Miss Emma Seymour is spending a
month with relatives In Derby, Conn,
Lynn and Ware, Mass.
Miss Christina Stewart, who works st
=. +. Gris~old's has been at her hon,e in
Wiiliamstown for a week on account ~
the illness Of her mother.
Miss Ruth Draper, after three weeJks nj
home, has gone back to Barre to conduct
the branch millinery store of her nnothsr
Mrs. e. r. Draper, during the spring
season.
Miss Eta Chamberlain, who had been
IN randolph during the last week of the
spring vacation, went back to Montpelier
saturday to resume teaching in the Union
school OF that city.
Mrs. Blanche Dunbar left last Thurs-
day on her return to Montreal after a
months convalescence from typhoid fever
under the care OF her mother, Mrs. Della
Gouriey, at David Dunbar's.
w. A. Smith writes from Orlando
Fla, that the weather there is the sauna
Vermont will be getting in Nav. There
IS very heavy bloom on orange trees and
the prospects are all that could be asked
for next seasons crop.
J. NJ. Atwood, agent for the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance company, last
week paid to Hugh Lyman Of Tunbridge
claim for S1l12.70, being the matured
proceeds OF $1,000 fifteen-year endow-
ment policy in that company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Messer and son Of
Barre joined Miss Annie Messer at Mrs.
q. E. Cushman's Saturday and took her
home with them Monday. Miss Annie
had been in Randolph during the spring
recess Of the Barre schools.
Miss Alice Mcintyre went to Boston
Friday on q ten days trip, during which
she will be the guest OF Miss Bernice Nc
COLON at Mount HoIyoke college. In
Miss McIntyre's absence, the duties OF H.
brarian at the Kimball Public library are
being discharged by Miss Desier Moulton
and Miss Lena Kilburn.
About 80 did full justice to an excellent
supper provided for the Christian Broth
erhood at the Parish house Monday even
ing, after which they attended in body
a service at Bethany church appropriate
to the beginning OF Holy week, with ser
mon by Rev. +. A. Wells of the Center.
AT the next meeting of the Brotherhood,
April 10, p. Q. Dodge will give a lecture
ON ,"Picturesque Mexico" at Chandler
Music hall, which will be opened to the
public, who are cordially invited. Mr..
Dodge has travelled extensively in Next
co and will be able to tell much OF the in
teresting features of that country. The
lecture will he illustrated by 100 views
specially secured for the occasion, many
Of them taken by Mr.. Dodge, which will
be reproduced by Col. A. G. Brown OF
Montpelier, with his fine stereoptieon.
Information is desired by w. A. Ellis,
historian of Norwich university, concern.
/ ing the following former cadets at that
institution:--J. s. Carpenter, al, E. s,
| Dewey, NJ. D., '64, Edmund Weston, AZ,
Randolph; Francis II. Bacon, AZ, Will.
liam F. Howe, al, Tunbridge; Lorenzo
I ID. Carpenter, '64, Vershire; George A.
Mathew, '3s, Bethel; Daniel II. Bingham,
'22, Stephen Bosworth, '3S, Charles Cut.
ter, '22, Joseph Adams Denison, '23, Jacob
Fox, '22, Charles Fox, '43, George s. Shep.
ard, AS, Royalton ;Abiiah Howard, Jr., '66,
/ William Lyman, '3s, Charles Sweat, AS,
ITbetford; Joseph W. Healy, az, Nathan
iel HeaIey, az, Topshsm; John B. Davis,
'37, John A. Page, '43, John Stone, '37,
Calvin K. tor RI Upper, 80, Barnard.
Anyone having knowledge of any of these
persons is requested to communicate with
w. A. Ellis, Mortified, VT.