Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16

and Sanford families at Sanford farm
Mrs. John Abbott aud danght Joan
and Master William Dubois cane from
Winchester, Mass, Tuesday, and Mrs. {
Il. Dubois and daughter, susan, Miss
Winsome Abbott and Mrs. H. p. Sanford
are due from Winchester at the farm to-
morrow.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard B. jackson Of
Melrose, Mass, " no we're married the 7tl
inst, have been in this section on an au
tomobile wedding trip, which they coa
tinued Monday to Montpelier and Nor.
risville. The bride is May, elder daugh.
ter OF w. p. Smith, formerly OF East
Bethel, where the bridal couple tarried
two or three days. Sunday they were The
guests OF Mrs. Jaekson's aunt, Mrs. E.
+ L. Brooks.
\ Mrs. Marcellus Amsden has vacated the
house OF Rev. W. 5. Smithers on Maple
street aud has gone to live with her
daug hter, Mrs. iona Tilson, on Hehard
Hill. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Amsden's
son, Edwin of Barnard, who had been
helping her 10 move, drove in back OF the
/ Herald Office to turn around but ventured
so near the bank that one horse went over
and had TO be dragged up by its mate,
hitched TO tackle-block.
''The handsomest business sign in Brat.
tleboro.' says the Phoenix OF that place.
twas hung over Dunham Brothers com.
panY's shoe store the Sth inst. II was
made BY F. L. Wyman Of 6 Myrtle street,
with the exception OF cutting out the let
tiers in the rough. The letters are Of the
extended type. and Mr.. Wyman finished
them, covered them with gold leaf and
fastened them to the sign with brass
screws. The sign is 80 feet long aud rs
inches wide, aud the lettering reads
'Dunham Brothers Co. Mr.. Wyman
was formerly q Randolph painter.
Thomas Connolly, ST., Miss Kate Con-
molly, Mrs. Matthew Carney, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Rockwell were in Northdeld
Monday to be present at the funeral Of
Mrs. Matthias Cannon, who died SATURDAY
at her home on Cox brook In Moretown
at the age OF ~ years. Over 80 years ago
she was resident OF Randolph aud Il
pleasantly remembered BY many &C.
quaintances here. She is survived by her
husband, TO whom she was united In
marriage 90 years ago, and by seven chill
dren- Patrick OF New Jersey; Bridget,
Matthias, Jr., Thomas and Kate OF North
held; Mary OF Buffalo, n. Y, and james
A. OF RochestersS
OF the high and graded school teachers,
Miss Ethel Parks, first assistant, has gone
to her home in Lvndonville for the sum
mer; Miss Olive II. Moulton left Saturday
for springvale, Me-, taking With her
Miss Esther Ham, who is to be the guest
OF relatives in Limerick until she Joins
her parents, Prin. and Mrs +. G.. Ham.
at York Beach in a few days; Miss AIDE.
lene Gray OF the primary department has
returned to Waterbury, Conn, with her
sister, Mrs. Mary Hull. " no had been here
a week; Miss May Howe OF grades ? and
attended the commencement OF Ieland
and Gray seminary in Townshend and
has since been at her home in Brattlehoro
for short visit before coming back to
Randolph to stay part OF the summer
with Supt. and Mrs. n. W. Lewis.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even.
ing, Miss Dorothy Buck sang aud a Sc
lected reading was given by Mrs Charles
Durham. III. w. Vail told about the re.
cent athletic meet 10 Woodstock and ad.
vocated holding a day OF similar field
sports in Randolph under the auspices Of
the Grange. Other features OF the pro.
gram were solo by Miss Eliza Goodhart,
a reading by Eleda Fassett and a piano
solo by Miss Edith Blanchard. The en-.
tertainment committee was made up OF
Misses Florence Howard, Maud Johnston
and Mabel Sault, Fredd c. w. Hayward,
Robert Bruce and Edmund Nixon, who
were assisted BY Misses Lettie Bailey.
Alice Buck and Marguerite Hudson in
nha
account OF the great prevalence Of
measles, Children's day has been post
poned, and at the next meeting there will
be musicale under the direction OF the
Grange quartet-John L. Hutchinson, A.
NJ. Vaughan, Glenn Bailey and Elwin
Martin.
Children's Day at Bethany Church.
Bethany church was attractively decor
ated With wild flowers and ferns for
Children's day Sunday, when the sacra.
ment of baptism was administered 10
Roscoe Fraser, infant son CT the pastor.
Rev. Fraser Metzger. The program,
which was very well carried out, is given
below:-
Organ Prelude.
Professional, Coward Christian Sol.
diers. -
Recitation, "Welcome," Five little girls
Chorus, "Hearts and Flowers"
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Hymn.
Baptism.
Anthem.
Recitation, "The Children's Season."
Marguerite Thomas and Elaine Bass
Recitation, throwing" Ellen Mead I
song, "Buttercup," The primary class
Recitation. "What Aunt Said"
Marion Curtis
June Song, Florence Noble
Recitation, "Your PART