Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-28


for electric lights in both tenements.
Miss Evelyn Manney is again able to
be out after Ave weeks OF severe illness
with the grip.
Mrs. William A. Hutchinson is 80 much
more comfortable nowadays that her
nurse, Mrs. A. @. Andrew 5, has gone to
her home in Northheld for vacation.
Col. A. B. Chandler arrived Tuesday
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and is at j. F..
Lamson's, as Mari-Castle is not to be
opened for the summer until about the
first OF June.
Elder and Mrs. W. n. Holden of Bur-
lington stayed at A. d. Ladeau's Monday
night on their way to Keene, n. H., to
attend conference OF the seventh Day
Adventists' association.
Tewksbury Il Raymond have placed in
the front OF their store a new l0-foot Will
msrth showcase with oval ends. 1t is en-
tirely OF plate glass set in highly pol
ished cherry frame and is handsome
piece Of store furniture manufactured in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Ada Eddy, who came East last
fall with Mrs. Mshala Beers and Miss
Marilla Eddy, started Monday night on
her return to Minneapoli8, leaving Mrs.
Beers and Miss Eddy located on the Otis
Riford farm, now owned by Mrs. Beers
and carried On by her brother, Jacob
Eddy.
NJ. c. Roweu shipped to +. w. San
born of South koyRlton yesterday as
handsome pair OF twin Holstein heifers
a. are often seen. They are exactly the
same size, large for two-year-olds and
marked precisely alike with exception OF
a larger patch Of white in the face OF one.
They brought S12O and were raised in
Northfeld.
At special meeting Of the board OF d.
Tectors Of the Randolph sanstorium Mon
day evening, it was decided to engage the 1
services OF Miss Mary L. Haynes of Bur
lington as head nurse Of the sanatorium
Miss Haynes is graduate of the Mary
Fletcher hospital course, about 35 years
Of age, and has had much valuable expert (
ance in nursing, both hospital and pri- (
vate. She was engaged for some time at
the Boston Floating hospital, where Fhe
had the care of children. She has lately
been in responsible position in the oper-
ating department OF the Mary Fletcher
hospital and comes well recommended by
he superintendent and head nurse OF
hat institution. 1t is expected she will
begin duty here in June.
Hon. James Hutchinson, whose frac-
ured hip had mended sufficiently to per-
nit of his getting about on crutches,
made the journey from Washington 10 (
Boston the 18th alone, IS no change of /
ars was necessary. He went to the
lome OF his niece, Mrs. Carl Thresher, in /
delrose Highlands and seemed to have
'orne the fatigue of travelling very well. {
asst Thursday, however, he ventured to
GRlk out short distance and, on account q
I over-exertion, suffered a little collapse, /
rom which he soon rallied. His BROTH a
T, Lyman Hutchinson, went to Boston c
aturday to accompany him on the last n
iage of the trip home to Randolph, 4
-bich he reached Monday and was warm
: welcomed by his fellow townsmen, S
mo were as glad to see him back as be v
'as glad to get here. He is now COM c
'rtably located at F. W. Jewett's, where e
e will remain for the present. :
The Christian Brotherhood held its
nal meeting of the season Monday even =
lg with large attendance, about lis
tting down to the supper Of cold meat, :
otato, rolls, Jelly, cocoa, ice cream and
Ike. Messrs. Geo. II. Slack, NJ. NJ. "
'ilson and ID. h. Morse werenamed as a
gislative committee to promote at the
ext session bills favored by the Brother
bed, such as an improved system Of car
IL for homeless children, extension Of
dustrial education, etc. DR.. A. g.
alley reported for the committee on Sun
Iy closing, to the effect that desired re-
Its had been STAINED by the oo-Opsra-
IN Of store keepers, and the Sunday
'ening Of business places reduced to
gree that gives little cause for COM W
aint. Local Affairs" was the even
g's topic, led by H. W. Vail, who
oke Of the administration OF justice,
d w. r. Sargent, who dealt with the
dustrial situation. Judge d. n. Morse IN
d Principal E. @. Ham followed with
marks, and H. NJ. Gaylord referred to
e care that should be exercised Lest the
lal tax rate increase to an oppressive
int, condition that even now ap-
caches. Lieut.-Gov. J. A. Mead Of r.
ItlRnd, in town during the day, attend ~
the meeting and By request gave =
~ interesting story Of his journey
rough Palestine. @. A. Tracy OF Chel-
and Car Wilson OF Bethel were pres