Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-19
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.


DIR. F. G. Angeles Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Mann has been in North
Pomfret several days as q guest at p w.
Strong's.
Max Thomas went to Woodstock Mon
day to take place as bell boy at the
Woodstock Inn.
Delbert Haraden is making a good re-
covery from an operation for appendicitis
at the sanatorium.
Mrs. Lydia Judd went back to Stafford
Friday after a weeks stay at the home OF
her nephew, L. H. Bumrill.
Miss Ella swinyer arrived Sunday on
vacation from her work 10 Boston store
and is q guest at 8. s. Whitcomb's.
Arthur Hernandez is doing good work
this season as pitcher for the oasebsll
nine Of the Stone school in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Ellis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers OF Pittsaeld paid Sunday
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford.
Miss Ada Bailey of st. Adams was en-
tertained last week from THURSDAY to Sat
urday by Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Webster
DR.. W. s. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Curtis and daughter are at their cot
tage ia Greensboro for fortnight OF fish
ing.
Abbie. the young daughter OF Dan
Davis. living on Fish Hill, was operated
upon for appendicitis at the sanatorium
last Thursday and is gaining nicely.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap, who was called
here from BENNETT Square, Pa, April
- kaN fat
Dea. w. F. Howard, left for Boston Tues
day.
A daughter. Grace Elaine, was born
Tuesday. May 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith at Vallejo, CAL; granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland A. Smith, now llv-
ing at the same place.
The Wolf club had forty couples at its
dance given in Grange hall last Thursday
night, when music was furnished by
George Chatheld and Miss Ruby Allen
playing viclin and piano.
John b. Fisk has finished work for j..
II. Lamson & Sons after 36 years OF con-
tinuous service in their hardware and
plumbina establishment aud has entered
the employ OF II. f. Morse.
Mrs. Eugene Briggs brought her
daughter. Mrs. r. N. Rice, and two chill
dren from Granville Friday to remain
during Mrs. Rice's convalescence from a
threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Rev. r. f. Herrick, who recently re-
signed his pastorate of TIE Congil church
10 Milton, has been persuaded by bis peo-
pie not to sever his pastoral relations
with them and TO Withdraw bis resigna-
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. joseph Hamilton bad
their daughter, Miss Mabel, OF the Mont
pelier seminary faculty, and the precep-
tress OF the seminary, Miss Ruth Boynton,
with them for the weekend recess extend.
ing to Monday night.
Rev. Fraser Metzger has been sent to
Washington, d. c., by Bethany Sunday
school 10 attend The World Sunday school
convention as one OF the delegates from
Vermont. He left Monday night and will
be away about ten days.
Nelson Seymour has bought Of the
town the red house by the track below
the Emerson mill and will occupy it al
soon as the present tenants, John Race
and family, can vacate. The house was
sold by the town for $500.
Mrs. HAL Lockwood formerly Mrs.
Lizzie Smith of this village-has lately
purchased two building lots in North
Springfield, her present place OF resi-
Deuce, aud will erect two tenement
houses upon them during the summer.
Prin. e. q. Ham announced the honors
In the senior class Of the high school
/ Monday and Harold P. Gaylord and Miss
Marion Harrington are both OF valedicto'
/ rian rank; while Miss Myrnie A. Clifford
stands second. There are eight in th'
class.
Miss Bessie silyerthorne, who has beer
librarian at Norwich university, North
/ field. the last four years, will begin work
about the first OF June as assistant libra
rian ia the Kellogg Hubbard library
Montpelier, succeeding Mrs. L. r. God
dard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent and thre'
T children motored from Wrodsyille, n. II.
sunday. Mr.. Sargent took the el6es
dauphte Muriel, back to school the mex
lay but left Mrs. Sargent and the tive
younger girls to spend week with Mrs
R. B. Mcintyre.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds nav
gone to Booth Bay Hsrbor, Me-, wher'
they have taken q cottage for the SUMMED
and will be Joined there Monday BY Mr.
and Mrs. !. S. Chase. John Chase wa
home from Boston Sunday to see his rela
tives before their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tracy returned
Friday night from months trip Z
Knoxville, Tenn, in which they encoun
tered enough snowstorms and cool weath
er to keep them from being homesiek hai
not the many pleasures of their visi
made such thing impossible.
About SO Of the young people had 50
cial dance in Grange ball Friday nigh
With George Chatfield and Miss Rub,
Allen for musicians. Three Dartmouth
men, jackson Vail OF this place ant
Messrs. Terrill Of Weymouth, Mass, an
Brooks OF 81. Adams, were in attendance
Mrs. o. E. Colburn has Joined her bus
band in Bristol, where he is in charge Q
q creamery belonging to q Boston con
Germ. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Kathan will remain here and continue I