Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30

hall Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings of this week before good houses
"a Daughter OF the People" est. Elmo
and 1.-THE Way OF the Vest were pre-
scented in the order named. Between the
acts we're illustrated songs, comedian actl
and some especially good jugglery BY
/ Hilton.
Mrs. G. B. Fish has made so good a re-
covery from recent operation at the san.
atorium that she was taken home to
Stockbridge Sunday in an auto, In which
her husband and daughter, her mother,
Mrs. Fatima Chamherlin, and her sister,
Mrs. Frank Kezer OF Rochester, came
after her. Though little fatigued BY the
ride, Mrs. Fish suffered no III effects
from it and continues to gain nicely.
Miss Annie Messer and Miss Florence
Granger OF Barre, who have been in Ran
dolph few days, the former at Mrs. q.
E. Cushman's and the latter with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. GranR.
er, go today TO Lake Morey and Fairlee
lake for their respective outings. Miss
Florence's brother, Dwight, has been
with their grandparents 3 couple of
weeks but expects to return to Barre to.
morrow.
Architect C. II. Crandall Of Burling.
ton, once of this place, has made the plans
and specifications for the new town hall
which Is TO be built at Hyde Park to re-.
place the one destroyed in the recent Are
The plans call for a building, s4xsO, Fof
concrete and wood construction. which
will contain an assembly room. fitted
with inclined floor and gallery and seat
ing $50. Mr.. Crandall will supervise the
work Of construction.
o. L. Martin OF Plainfield, commission
er OF agriculture, was expected to address
West Randolph grange Saturday evening
but was unable to keep the engagement,
and in his absence, short but excellent
musical program furnished entertain
ment. There were selections by the
Grange Male quartet and q chorus, and
solos BY A. M. Vaughan and Miss Alet-
tina Bailey. At the next Grange meeting
candidates will be initiated In the firsl
and second degrees.
School on Fish hill, taught by Miss
Lena Rhodes, was brought to an untimely
close by the unexpected appearance Of the
measles. The pupils having no marks
during term we're Ersel Harper, Lura
~.
Clyde Church, Earl Harrington ana Ros-
coe Perkins. Everett Perkins was absent
one half day. Bernice Perkins, Robert
harrington, Howard Davis and Charley
Freeman we're absent one day only. The
school numbered Is pupils, and had an
average attendance OF IA.
Or. Charles Chedel OF KensinQton.
Conn.,, who arrived here Friday morning.
is to be married tomorrow evening In
Hanover, n. H., to Miss Emma T. Foster
of that place. Among the wedding
guests will be the Doctors parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Chedel; his brother, Rob-
ert, who came Monday from Livermore
Falls, Me-; his sisters, Sara, Jessie and
Marjorie; his uncle, George H. whitcomb
and son, Philip, OF Tokpeka, Kans. Aft
er the wedding the Chedel family will 90
into camp at Mascoma lake, Enfield,
N. II.
Rev. Willis T. Sparhawk is suffering
from a severe nervous trouble that il Is
feared will oblige him to give up his min
isterial labors at Cabot, to which ne re-
turned Monday after a few DAYS at home.
He had previously been at the Sparhawk
sanitarium Tor treatment from which be
experienced some relief but not such a
measure of release from his ailment a. 10
repair his nervous strength. He has
been very happily located at Cabot for
nearly two years as pastor OF the Cong'l
church there and an interruption to his
work is to be regretted.
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