Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

Mrs. Clarence W. Hodges is at the san
atorium recovering from minor opera
ton.
Miss Minnie Carpenter attended the
Odd Fellows ball in Warren Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Hobart and daugh-
ter, Mary, spent Sunday with their rela-
tives in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Montgomery took
their departure to Boston Saturday after a
fortnig ht's vacation in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hayward have
moved from ID. A. Spooner's block to the
north tenement in the Cushman FLOCK.
William A. Pike of Pasadena, Cal, ar
rived Friday and remained over Sunday
with his uncle, Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper.
Mrs. L. c. White and daughter,
Eleanor, of Amsden were the guests OF
Mrs. H. Il. Mcintyre Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Miller were at
their summer cottage Ut Barnard pond
Friday and saturday, putting things in
readiness for the camping season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hutchinson are
now located In Springfield, Mass where
they have bought house and where Mr..
Hutchinson Is engaged in portraiture
business.
Col. A. B. Chandler is having an open
air sleeping apartment constructed at the
rear OF Mari-Castle. The room is ska
feet in size and has five large windows
which open TO their full extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. shoron returned to
swanton saturday after visit OF several
DAYS "a the families of Mrs. shoron's sis
ter. Mrs. Edward Rye, and her brothers,
@. w. w. J. and Arthur Dukett.
Ninety-five soldiers graves were decor
ated this May in southview cemetery ana
six in the Catholic cemetery. OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic II is sadly
true that those who still tread the earth
are but a handful to those who slumber
in its bosom.
The presentation OF the cantata, in
which Miss Blanche sparha~k WAS 70
sing at Proctor the 25th ult., was post
pcned until tomorrow evening, when she
win be one of the cast in the Building
OF the Ship Miss sparhawk started Tor
Proctor Monday, stopping at Burlington
en- route.
An auto party that dined at the Wood.
stock Inn Memorial day was composed OF
Dr.. and Mrs. r. o. Blanchard, Dr. ana
Mrs. ]. P. Clifford, DR.. and Mrs. X. L.
4 Cleayes OF Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r.. Bass. The trip was made IN the
cars OF Dra. Blanchard and Cleayes and
the return was by way OF White River
Junction.
Mrs. Della Simpson and her daughter,
Miss Jessie. who had been at o. B. Cope
lands during the severe illness OF MIS-,
Conaland. Mrs. Simpsons sister, left Sat
I urdav for their home in Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Copeland came out OF the sahato-
rum that day and has with her Tor the
present one of the sanatorium nurses,
Miss Elizabeth Lyman OF South koysltoh.
Henry Clifford, in whom hardening OF
the arteries has caused mental derange-
ment. was taken to the state hospital az
Waterbury Friday by his brother-in-law,
/ A.F. Lamb. and Or. J. p. Clifford, In the
/ hone that the hospital treatment might
! render him more comfortable II It could
I not work a permanent cure. Mrs.
I clifford ACCOMPANIED her daughter, Mrs.
1 win Ellis. TO Pittsfield the same day TO
/ remain until she had recovered somewh nat
from the strain of her husbands Illness
the stone school OF Boston defeated
the Powder Point school at Duxbury,
+ Mass. last Thursday by score OF 70 z
+ in a game marked by the effective piteh-
/ inc az Arthur Hernandez, who struck out
/ % men. In a report Of the game found
/ ina Boston paper the pitcher is given
this compliment:-sCapt. Arthur her
nandez OF the Stone school team has made
a remarkable pitching record this year,
f having 12s strikeouts to his credit IN %
+ innings. Today he had TO strike out four
In The fifth inning before Powder Point
school was retired"
Harold <. Perkins of Woodstock,
scn-in.law Of Rev. Joseph Hamilton,
furnishes to the Age OF his town sohs
figures on the poultry business that Wiz
interest Randolph hen culturists. From
December /, 1909. to April 80, 1910, Tour
months. Mr.. Perkins received 197 eggs
from 13 hens, which represents one egg
every other day from each hen during
the months when eggs are highest ana
the fowl least inclined to lay. In iaet
esch hen paid all expense OF keeping, ana
IA cents clear profit. No fancy food was
used. but a variety OF good, healthy egg
making material has been given them
The record was given to the press, Mr.
Perkins says, "simply to show that any.
one with fair amount of horse sense
can make the poultry business pay.
Twenty-eight members and several
guests were present at the final meeting
for This season Of the Randolph Woman
Literary club, which was the annual
musicale held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. G.. Ham. The program
for the afternoon was as follows:-Flaho
duet. March and Chorus from Iannhaus'
a. Miss Edith Marcott and Miss Desiei
Mention; roll call, in response to whicn
quotations on music were given; reading
i az the record Of the last meeting; SOLO
l"When the Lights Are Low" Mrs. J. b.
Adams; Anecdotes about Musicians, Mrs
II w. Chesbro; piano trio, Sorrento
i 9Mazwika elegantly, Miss Marcott, Miss
Mention. Miss Beatrice Pinney; stories
~ Famous Songs, Mrs. Adams, ,illustrat
al nv Miss Blanche Sparhawki solo
aDaffodils ALLOWING" Miss sparhawk
Miss Marcott and Mrs. L. S. Brigham
wore the accompanies for the afternoon