Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
RANDOLPH CENTER

Arthur Allen and family are visiting
at Luke Parish's.
Grace church, Sunday, Aug. 2s-Holy
Eucharist, a. M; Morning Prayer and
sermon, 1880.
Linus Abbott and daughter Of Wash.
ington state are visiting at c. L. Hodges
He used to live here.
Miss Winnie V. Parker is spending 9
few days at White River junction doing
special work on the pipe organ.
Mrs. Fred W. Eaton and daughter,
Flora, spent few days in Chelsea last
week visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. c. salter is in Barre being
treated by DR.. Leonard. Her daughter
from Bethel is keeping house for her.
Mrs. Alyce Grant went to Barre Mon
day to visit her sister, Mary, who Is sisk.
She will stay awhile and assist in her
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Labounta started
for her former home in Sutton, Can, last
week. They went via Newport and Lake
Memphremagog.
Mrs. George X. Pember has returned
home from the Randolph sanatorium,
having made as good progress towards
recovery from the donble operation she
had as could reasonably be expected.
Misses Mary Evans, Ethel Ball and
Laura Harrington wentto Claremont, n.
H., last week aud opened the Evans cot
age. They returned Friday and Mrs.
Evans and Mrs. Ball vent there for
weeks camping.
Lewis Abbott and son, Thomas, Jr.,
we're here last Tuesday. Thomas gradu-
ated from the second course in the Nor
NAL, aud also graduated from the U. Y.
NJ. al Burlington and has been assistant
teacher in Johnson Normal school the
past year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. c. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Partridge and daughter, Mrs.
c. L. Hodges and Miss Mary Hodges took
an auto trip last Sunday, by Bethel and
Rochester to Brandon thence to Rutland
and home through Pittsneld, making in
all los miles.
Mrs. DR.. Norman Morgan Of New York
city died at Edwin Morgan's last Sunday
OF heart trouble aud the burial was in the
cemetery here. Mrs. Morgan came to
town about six weeks ago, knowing the
end was near; but she wanted to come to
Randolph to spend her last days and
wanted to be buried here. Or. White
conducted the funeral services.
Recent arrivals at Maplewood Mrs.
L. F. Leeds, Miss Leeds Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, Austin Keith, Brewster, Mass, c. d.
v. Graves, Boston, Mrs. L. j. Walbridge,
Miss Louise II. Walbridge, and Miss
Frances ID. Robbins, Pittsheld, Mass,
Miss Isabelle NJ. Donaldson and Miss
Kate Nj. Bladen, Brooklyn, n. y, Mrs.
L. F. Grant and Master Fulton Grant OF
Ridgewood, n. J.
When the Normal school opens next
Tuesday not only will the faces OF the
class OF 1910 be missed, but four from.the
faculty. Mr.. Brock, Miss Forsythe, and
Miss Child have resigned and Miss Gates
has been granted a years. leave OF alb
sence. The withdrawal of these will
cause general regret throughout the com
munity as well as the school, The new
members Of the faculty are Mr.. H. Fl.
Rice of Danvers, Mass, a graduate OF
Boston university and a teacher OF expe-
rience; Miss Leila Broughton OF Portland,
Me-, q graduate OF North Adams Normal
school and an experienced teacher Mrs.
Bertha Burridge, we'll known in Ran
dolph as q former teacher in the village
school and recently q teacher in Provi- |
dence, r. ]. Miss Madge McElroy, who
will occupy Miss Gates position, is a
graduate OF the University OF Vermont, |
and comes from Brigham academy, where /
,he has taught q number of years.