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

'Iwould exhausi the storet Of gold
10 the earth.
Mrs. Mahala Beers Is spending a fort.
night In Huntington.
Mrs. Anna Emerson and Miss Mary
Bean of Cambridge, Mass.s are the guests
of Mrs. John F. Mead.
Lewis W. Clifford sold to the L. A. Jerd
market Monday q p0rtly beef creature
that dressed an even 300 pounds.
Rev. J. Hall Long Of Panton, who had
been guest at Rev. A.. 9. Gilmore's,
took his departure Saturday to Alburg.
Miss Ida Byam is making a good recov-
cry from an operation Tor appendicitis
performed at the sanatoriun last Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. q. Roberts OF Manchester is
visiting her father, Lyman Hutchinson,
and will be joined Saturday by SIR. Rob
erts.
in the class day assignments OF Mont
pelier seminary the name Of Mark Morse
OF Randolph is found in the cast OF the
class play.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotey reached homo
yesterday from a visit TO their daug hter,
Mrs. John Parsons, and family at Mag
ara Falls, N. Y.
A daughter, Ruth, was born at the san
atorium Sunday night 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Riley Of Hancock; grand
daughter OF Mrs. james Wilson OF Bethel.
q. A. Tracy of Chelsea has been about
town lately, diligently tanning any PROM
ising spark OF local .enthusiHsm for the
Rubernatorial aspirations Of DR.. John A.
Mead.
n. NJ. Draper, who has been falling for
a long time, was taken to the hospital In
Waterbury Tuesday for treatment and
went 10 the care Of the superintendent Of
the institution, Or. DON Grout.
Miss Blanche sparhaw is to spend next
Sunday in Burlington and then go 10
PROCTOR, where she will sing in the can
tata, "Buiiding OF the Ship" 10 be given
the 25th by the Proctor high school.
Mrs. Hale L. Flint and Mrs. Henry T..
johnson have been called to Milton by
the illness of their mother, Mrs. +. E.
Herrick, with pneumonia. Rev. Mr.. Her
rick is just eonvalescing from the grip.
Prof. W. H. Cummings of Claremont,
n. H., was q guest at A. II. Powers last
Thursday and Friday. Professor Cum
mings was looking for teachers to oil va
cancies in the district OF which he is su-
perintendent.
Miss Adelaide Hatch expects to start
next Wednesday for Edgerton, Wis, for
an indefinite stay among relatives there
She will make the journey in the COM
pany OF niece, Mrs. w. c. Davis OF
Bethel.
inertia, the youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Dumas, had to submit
Sunday to an operation for q mastoid at
scess and is doing so we'll that her par
ents hope to take her home from the san
atorium in day or two.
Rev. X. NJ. Fowler, president of NAL
lRlieu seminary, Kinsey, Ala, arrived
Saturday night and is Q guest ct Rev. DIR.
A. c. CoopeF's while he Is getting his
household goods shipped to his summer
cottage at Manomet, Mass.
John UdaIl, who for few years past
has been located in Pike and Piermont,
N. H., returned from Boston last Thurs
day as travelling salesman for the Stimp-
son Scale company with a territory en-
bracing southern Vermont and New
Hampshire. His family have been in
Randolph for over a month aud this will
proba bly, be as convenient \ point a. any
for his headquarters.
c. j. Stockwell has assumed the man
agement OF Stockwell Brothers store at
Northfield, just resigned BY his brother,
K. p. StockweIl in order to take posi-
ton with the Eastern Mills, concern
having its headquarters in Massachusetts,.
Ibis change obiiges Mr.. e. J. Stockweu
10 he at the Mortified store about two
days In the week. Ths Northfield News
saws that Mr.. K p. stnckwell is ''an en-
terprising and progressive business man
who has built up q large trade at the
Falls"
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing. EARN Laws was the subject han
died instructively by G. II. Slack. who
took up especially the leasing oi farms,
the contract for which needs 10 be draEn
With particular care 10 avoid future trou-
be. He cited for example en- amusing
experience Of his own when be leased bis
farm and inserted IN the contract a clause
TO the effect that no wood should be taken
from the place. His tenant later saw 20
to adhere 80 rigidIy tc the contract that
Mr Slack was unable TO draw away ere-
wood for his own use. A very nicely
rendered solo 81 Miss Eliza Goodhart
preceded discussion 81 the Miik situa-
tionw by b A. Manchester, who doesn't
lack for words on that subject and vas
ably supported s. q. Il. Slack and J. l.
Hutchinson. Economy in the Home
ras practically and Interestingly treated
by Mrs. S. A. smith, and q reading was
given By c. c. Clifford. Ssvenll Of the
members Of the Grange then spoke on
their most enjoyable vacations. During
the evening the Grange quartet sang two
sxcsIlsnt selections and responded 70 en-
cores. The program for May Is win Be
in charge Of Mrs. J. H. Bass and Mra ".
w. Jones.