Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-14
Randolph
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Miss Hazel Rogers left Saturday to
teach the spring term Of school in West
minister.
( Mrs Beaumelle West has gone to Bos-
ton TO FIJI several dress-making engage
ments for the spring season.
The ladies OF Bethany guild cleared s24
from the food and apron ssle held in the
Parish house Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Otis Dumas and baby, no had
been staying With relatives lere, took
/ their departure to Woodstock SATURDAY.
Mrs. Henry T. johnson spent last
Thursday and Friday with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. E. Z. Herrick, in Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. r. q. Slack entertained
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Loren Lamb, and
her son. Frank, of Pittsfeld last Thurs
day night.
Mrs. C. NJ. Howard Is again in Ran
doIph after winters soiourn with her
daughter, Mrs. T. P. Bartlett, at Dorches-
ter Center, Mass.
Mrs. s. A. Cspen has returned to Ran
dolnh, Mass, after q winter spent IN
Randolph. W., With her brothers, J. Har-
Iis aud Wales 7. Bass.
Mrs. John u. Dubois and infant son
came home saturday from E weeks stay
wth Mrs. DuReis' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Osborne, ia Montpelier.
Edwin {. Leuey has rented the tene-
ineul 10 the bakery building and bis wife
aud child arrived Saturday from Hard
wick, where they had been wintering.
Thirty-fve couples attended the Old
Felix's dance 10 Grange hall last Thursday
night, and chasseed about to the violin
music OF A. j. Curtis and George Chat
field.
John r. Mead started Sunday night for
Chicago, expecting to proceed from that
p1int TO the Mead Brothers ranch at New
England, N. D., and return to Randolph
in few weeks.
Miss Carrie Eaton, who visited schools
in Springfield, Mass, last week, is doing
the same in New York this week aud will
be the guest OF her brother, Harry Eaton,
In Boston before reaching home again.
Miss Emma Horner, who had been
spending a month with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
H. Ketehum, left Monday for her home
In Boston. and her aunt, Mrs. Ketehum,
vent with her IS far as White River
Junction for a days visit with the latter's
brother, Charles B.aisdell.
Mrs. George Wood and son, Roy, for
mer residents Of this place now living in
Brandon, we're guests OF their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Wood, last Thursday
and Friday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. William Wood OF Woodstock, whom
they had been previously visiting.
Misses Jeanette Metzger, Gail Lamson,
Helen Wedgwood, Alice Mcintyre, Ade-
Iene GRAY and Olive II. Moulton gave
dance in the dining room OF the Randolph
Inn Friday night TO a company Of %
Young people, who had very delightful
time. George Chatfield and Miss Ruby
Allen played violin and piano for the
dancers. who were refreshed with ice
cream and cake.
TT. Paige arrived Friday from his
new home in Bristol to take the last OF
his goods from the farm be sold to @. W.
Pantnn. Mr.. Paige had been week out
Of the Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski,
where his left eye was treated for an in
jury inflicted by a splinter Of wood struck
on By the AK. Though be can distinguish
light from darkness with that eye, its
sight Is practically gone and there is liz
tie hope OF its being ever more than par
tally regained. The family are well
pleased with the place in Bristol.
Harrison Thayer, who is editing tine
Morrisville Messenger, has touch OF
spring fever and the young mans
thoughts 10 lightly turn to this;-
"Frogs, April 3. Set that down in your
diary az the unusual. All night long
beautiful concert was rendered at Wards
pond no, there was not a whole pond full
OF frogs but one or two had thawed out
and were Whistling 'jug'o rum 'Jug'o
rum. y Those are Morrisville frogs.
Randolph frogs which Mr.. Thayer knew
In his youth never whistled tune like
that out loud and only fell of dry log
into " ct pond under croaking protest.
In the list of automobile registrations
made at the office of the secretary OF state
from Jan. to Apr. 2 are the following
from this section, giving the name OF the
owner, horsepower, maine and number OF
maehine:- Randolph, j. j. Stimets, ~
Hupmobile. ia; II. r. Salisbury, 81
pope. ,2s3; n. B. Salisbury, is Pope,
eO6; d. B. Johnson, 2s Mitchell, 50; J. b.
FldredRe, 20 Ford, 1853; G. r. Steele, 70
Ford. i7e; c. B. Hollis, ga NJ. g. Hendee'
ii. Bethel. f. A. Davis, 26 Cadillac, 4OI;
o. V. Greene, 26 Cadillac, 1921; T. +.
Wallace. 26 Cadillac, 1922; C. (. Benedict,
20 Ford. 70S. South Royalton, NJ. Il.
HAGEN. is Buick, 1865; George II. Man
chester, 20 Cadillac, 40; NJ. w. Kicker,
20 Jeifery, 1858. Chelsea, DR.. +. H. God
trey. IL Autocar, 1857; W. W. Underhill,
1 Waltham, 1897. Rochester, G. Z.
p;nrca - Chalmers 1919
Hugh Gallagher, hailing last from
PittsBeld, John Clark Of Burlington ana
Frank smith OF Lowell, Mass, we're