Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

hirs' l. A. Gibbs, in White River limo.
ton over Sunday.
Clarence Webb Of East Granville has
bought Of z. .. Osha a ze-boraenov,er
Mitchell runabout, model J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant drove %
Northheld Fails Sunday TO see Mrs Rrv,
ant sister, Mrs. Charles Briggs.
D. d. Howe, master of Phoenix lodge
~. - anu A. NJ, represented that lodge a;
week. eeon last
Mrs. F. R. Ingalsbe and infant son
FRANCES, OF Bethlehem, Pa, are with
mrs, lngalshe's mother, Mrs. f. F. Biz
by, for the summer.
Misses Aurelia Danyow, Ruby and Irna
Allen accompanied Miss Hazel Durkee 10
her home in Pittsheld Saturday and we're
her guests until Tuesday.
Mrs Jack Gallup and son OF St Al.
bans stayed few DAYS recently with Mr.
and Mrs W. B. Wall, in whose family
Mrs. Gallup lived for some time before
her marriage.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Clifford, who had
been at J. Nj. Atwood's three weeks while
MT. dihord was receiving medical treat
ment, returned to Rochester Saturday TO
prepare for their removal to Randolph in
the fall
Robert Hardy, son OF Prof. A. L. Hardy
OF Amherst, Mass, formerly of Ran
dolph, has so far recovered his health
shattered by over study, that he Is clerk
ing this summer in the store of his uncle.
II. p. Munson, in MorrisviIle.
An increase of pension has been al
lowed Marcus V. Chadwick, veteran OF
the Civil war, at the rate OF S24 a month
from March 3, and a pension has been
granted to Harry B. Chase, a soldier Of
the Spanish-American war, at the rate Of
70 month from Jan. 3, 1899.
AT the annual meeting OF the board Of
trustees OF Goddard seminary, Barre, w.
Il. Gladding Of this place was made a
member OF the committee on endowment
fund, which has now reached the sum of
sl05, 600, having been increased during
the year by requests amounting to $1,000.
Miss Jennie Clark, drawing teacher in
the Barre city schools, spent Sunday in
Randolph with Miss Clara Bean, one of
the grade teachers Of the same school,
7 who is at home for short vacation be-
fore going to Frontenac, among the
islands Of the st. Lawrence, to work
D AAAnhEh TUG rthhOus
Miss Della Preston has finished clerk
\ ing in Bell Brothers store and returned
to South Royaiton to live with a sister.
taking the place OF her mother, who has
I had to 60 to Winchester, N. h, to keep
house for a son, B. L. Preston. Miss
Edith Howard is now the clerk on the
second floor Of Bell Brothers store.
Ia the scattering Of the teachers after
the close OF school Friday, Miss Ethel
Park went to her home in Lyndonvills
for the summer vacation; Miss Olive II.
Moulton to Springvale, Me; Miss AIDE.
lene Gray to Waterbury, Conn, and Miss
Eleanor Farrand to Charlemont, Mass, to
/ visit her brother, Prin. Royce Farrand,
and spend a few days in Boston before
proceeding to Bakersfield.
The wedding OF Francis Brown Jones.
lately employed in L. A. Jerd's market,
and Miss Mabel Nellie Quarterman Web
/ ley took place i'm st. Luke's church, st.
Albans, at $3.50 o'clock last Thursday
evening. The bride wore a gown OF
white silk and veil, and her ornament
/ was a pearl and amethyst necklace, the
I gift Of the groom. After supper had
been served at the home of the brides
I parents in st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left on q wedding trip to Montreal
aud other Canadian cities. Mr.. Jones is
to work in the Callahan market in Mont
pelier, taking the place OF Warren
Church, who resumed duty in the Jerd
market Monday, having decided not to
take a permanent situation in Montpelier,
where ne had been employed since the
/ first OF May.
! II. NJ. Totman Is about to enlarge his
4 greenhouses by an addition 23x100 feet to
take the place Of the original house, the
smallest OF the four conservatories. Lord
& Burnham OF New York, greenhouse
specialists, have taken the contract to
erect the addition, which will be built OF
cypress wood and iron. A leanto, 100x7
feet, will also be constructed for the cul-
tivation Of violets, which require a cooler
atmosphere than other plants. These adj
ditions will give the greenhouses 1000
feet more Of glass, bringing the total
amount up to II, 900 square feet. A stor-
age shed and cement coal cellar are like
wise included in Mr.. Totman's plan OF
improvements, and the cellar will be con-
nected by an underground passageway
with the furnace room under the central
" located Office.
Or. and Mrs. f. c. Angel and Mrs. A.
n. Angel were in Barre Monday TO at
tend the funeral OF the latter's sister,
Mrs. Lucy (Webster) Howes. who died
Friday morning after a months Illness
from heart trouble. Mrs. Howes was
born In Mortified, April II, 1s47, but
lived in East Randolph from early child
hood until year after her marriage to o.
j. HoWes, removing then to Barre, which
had ever since been their home. An only
daughter, Lena, died in 1907 and the
mother never became reconciled to her
loss but sorrowed continually until death
which bad separated them, again united
them. Besides her husband and sister,
Mrs. Howes left q brother, George y.
Webster Of this town. Mrs. Webster had
been in Barre several days, assisting m
the care OF her sister-in-law, and Mrs. F.
e. Angel went to the house of mourning