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


The name Of Miss Jessie Chedsl ap-
paared drst in the list OF those to whom
high honors were awarded at the a4tp
commencement Of. Tilton seminary
Franklin. N. II. Miss Chedel also car
ried OF the Dearborn Latin prize, ana on
Class day, the 22nd, delivered the ADDRESS
to the ivy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ferguson OF New
York. mo bad been attending Yale com
mencement, reached Randolph last Ihnrs-
dav>aud remained over Sunday with Mr..
Ferguson,s daughter, Mrs. Guy ?. Lam
son. and family. They left Monday ior
Montpelier and Burlington en- route to
New YORK.
In the graduating class of the Amherst
/ fhfass.1 high school was Paul wallace
Hardy. third son OF supt. and Mrs. A.
/ L. Hardy, formerly of Randolph. Inc
Young mans picture appeared 10 the DOS
ton Globe Of June % as one OF the com
mencemeut day orators, his subject being
1.-The Coming Triumph Of Peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Partridge, with
their son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Partridge Of Roekland, ILL.,, start
ed last Thursday on a carriage trip 10
south Royalton. Chelsea, Washington
and Barre, from which Mr.. and Mrs. l.
d. Partridge came home Saturday night,
leaving the young people in Barre.
]. d. Laport has sold his house on
Maple street to George s. Adams OF
Chelses, who will take possession as soon
as il can be vacated by Mr.. Laport ana
L. o. Thaver, who now has the lower ten
J ement but is building a bungalow cottage
ON Howard street. A little over s5,Ooo
! was paid for the place by Mr.. Adams,
/ whose son, David Allen OF Woodstock
will occupy it with him.
n Scion Vail OF Pomfret was with ms
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vail, over
, sunday, His brother, Jackson, played 10
Barre Saturday afternoon at the two Dali
games between the Italian Athletics ano
" the Dartmouth Ineligibles, both o.
which his college team lost TO the ltai
!, ians. He has since been in camp q 81
AIbans bay with a company OF Dart
L mouth fellow students.
I. Mrs. e. F. Bixby reached home tn
,e gath from a six months sotourn ~ be.h
D. lehem, Pa, with the family OF her oaugh
ter. Mrs. f. R. Ingalsbe. The latter am
= her small son are now in Oakneld, y. d.
4 hut will be in Randolph later Tor the pa
!. ance OF the summer, while Mr.. lngaisu'
is engaged BY the Bethlehem steel com
pany in opening an iron mine mile an'
l. a half from Port Kent, y. I.
as Miss Marjorie Wheeler of White kiVe
ID Junction. " no has many acquaintance =
Randolph. has sailed for France with q
OF instrustor from Mount Holyoke college I
in devote the summer to a special study 9
ey the French language Her sister, Mis-
Iucile Wheeler, is TO teach the comm
~ wear in a private school in Philadelpl
~ al a salary OF 1920 and is TO give ler tial
y This summer to domestic science, thal
chemistry and physics being the sablecl
- in which she will specialize.
tn Mrs. r. q. Morton and daughter, Jer
ia nis Mrs Henry Z. King of Woodstock
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard ana ususn. ~,
:. Fsther. are ia Burlington for the con
\, ,,,encament az the University OF Vernon
= ,,on whieh Mrs. Morton's son, Hari
Fynest Morton. is Just graduated
bachelor of science in mechanical engi
nj serine Mr.. Morton is to devote himse
=, ~ auto construction aud to that emo vi
on 90 to pottstown. Pa, about the middle
Inly 10 enter the motor car establishment
OF GnauWlch btohhsi7i
eI' Braintree.
ef' Mark Perkins Morse. younger son
ny Mr.. and Mrs. N. y. Morse, was graoua
"a last week from Montpelier seminary
Ks the modern course He was historian
ID the Class day exercises and, according
OF The Moutpelier journal, "followed
lay mates through the trials and tribulatioi
OF school life in an apt manner.
Y, same paper pays this compliment 70
y. Randolph member Of the seminary iacl
er, tv.-"hIention should be made 81 {
sit work az Miss Mabel Hamilton, instruct
in eloeution, her effort along this line
20 inc happily noticeable in the clear emu
- citation and easy stage presence OF
,av commencement and prize speakers.
at A former resident OF this place who b
not been here for some time but b
srn nevertheless, kept track Of the msrcn
md events In his old home, explains MS Y
her vIllinpness to visit Randolph ON !
,ier ground that he should feel too mneh Il
! freak wandering around, the only p
"a son in town with an appendix. tie 6
N fesses. also. to little fear lest be sho'
=, he CLAIMED into a museum as living
80 riosity or should hear the surgeons oel
10 yyhet their knives as soon as he stepl
IL. off the train, it appearing to him hiRi
ttle nrobable that the local source OF ope
ase lions being practically exhausted,
ING fenceless stranger with an appendix G.
am cealed in his person would stand snl
tts chance OF ever being allowed to LEI
town again entire.
sai The school directors have secured
~ Iannie d. Carruthers OF South Deerhe
age' Mass. to fiji the place made vacant ~
re, hiob school faculty by the resignation
lola Miss Ethel NJ. Park. Miss Carruthers
! graduate Of Mount Holyoke college
dge the class OF 1905 and for the last !
igh- Years has taught English and French
day the Vergennes high school with mar
'nce success. She was reelected by the
ork genpes board OF directors at an mere
n salary for the coming year ana
An work in the vergennes school is y
wed highly commended by both board
irs. nrineipaI. Miss Flora B. Morrill, has
and signed her position as teacher IN gra
to 4 and 7 OF the Randolph school, as she
sires lower grade work, and tbs lea
a. another vacancy to be filled.