Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06


Grout have finished the two years. courl
for nurses at the Randolph sanatoriun
and Miss Lila Jerd and Miss Annie Bi
iings will receive their diplomas from th
institution the 10th and 18th OF th
month. All four nurses intend to hay
their headquarters in this village and t
practise hereabouts. Miss Margie Jer
has already entered the sanatorium to bt
come a nurse, and Miss Grace Pitkin vii
begin her two years. training about th
18th.
L. @. Kent has moved from the Tired
house on Howard street into the nortl
side OF the s. A. Smith tenement hous
on South Pleasant street. Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Gould are now located in the Tired,
house, which they purchased some tim,
ago and Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Partridge ar
occupying the lower part Of their housl
on Maple street, vacated by the Goulds
The upper part, in which Mr.. and Mrs
Partridge were living, has been rented tC
Harry Cheney frcm North Randolph
who works for Sargent, Osgood
Roundy.
Mrs. Lena (Evans) Bishop OF Mount
Clemens, Mich, who used to be a fire.
quent visitor in Randolph and was at one
time milliner here, was the New Years
guest Of her uncle, E. A. Shattuck. Mrs.
Bishop has been East since Thanksgiv-
ing, staying with her parents in More
town, and went Satu4day night to Barre
to see her cousin, Mrs. Dean Towne.
Mount Clemens, famous for its baths, was
chosen as place OF residence on account
OF Mr.. Bishop, who is painfully crippled
by rheumatism.
The annual meeting OF the Federated
church was held last night and reports In
all departments were read and approved.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:-Moderator, d. ID. Howe;
secretary, H. B. Bell; treasurer, F. G..
Angel; executive committee, A. c.
Bailey, ID. ID. Howe, X. n. Slack, G. &.
Reynolds, N. N. Morse, Alfred Webster,
e. n. Rising, F. G. Angel, H. w. Lewis,
II. 3. Bell; music committee, j. L.
Hutchinson, A. c. Bailey, Q. ]. Stock
we'll; head usher, Fred Smith; solicitors,
F. G. Angel, Fl. W. Lewis.
The nine Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds taken by Mrs. O. w. Brockway to
the exhibition OF the Vermont Poultry as
sociation in Barre made a fine showing
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92la. +. II. Smith OF Randolph Center
had the second and fourth cocks in the
Plymouth Rock exhibit, second hen,
fourth cockerel and first pen Of old fowls.
Yesterday Mrs. Brockway placed seven of
her Rhode Island Reds In the exhibition
of the White River Poultry association in
South Royalton, and Mrs. Dorsey Eddy
showed six of her handsome White Wy
andottes.
Mrs. G. s. Booth, district deputy OF the
order of Rebekahs, and Mrs M. w. Camp
bell, district deputy grand marshal, in
stalled the officers of the Daughters OF
Rebel<ah Ia Plainfield Monday night and
performed the same service for the lodge
in East Barre Tuesday night. They will
install in Barre tonight. District Deputy
o. r. Greene and District Deputy Grand |
Marshal NJ. W. Campbell conducted in
stallatioBs for the subordinate lodges OF /
Plainfield and East Barre Monday and
Tuesday nights, installed the officers OF
The Montpelier lodge last night and will
install those Of the Barre lodge tonight.
In the severe weather OF yesterday
slipped horse was hitched out in the
lquare from 2;30 until O'Clock in the
ilttElloDn anu DcAuk hDuut uhli uihukCt-
ID, stood all that time shivering with the
,old. Its pitable condition was brought
20 the attention OF the local Humane soci-
ty aud It was taken care Of. II is bad
nough for horses with all their hair on,
IS we'll as heavy blankets, to stand out
InshelTered in wind and zero temperature
,ut to leave a clipped horse so exposed is
ertsinly towards the height OF cruelty.
I the Humane society should make
ractice OF hitching the drivers Of such
orses to post by the nose and give
hem only house coat for protection,
lercy might become at least a forced
rowth in some people.
The directors of the Randolph sanato-
lum held their quarterly meeting Mon
az afternoon in Bethany Parish house
nd elected DR.. q. r. Davis OF Bethel to
he board Of consulting physicians. The
nancial condition OF the institution was
'und to be satisfactory, and the head
urse, Miss Jeanette +. Metzger, made ,
blowing report OF its work. Number OF =
atients in the sanatorium Oct. 1, II
lumber admitted during the quarter, 80;
lfgical cases, i2; medical, IS; obstetri-
Il, 3;'number OF patients discharged, 80;
lmber Of deaths, 3; number remaining
IN. 1, O.; total number cared for, a.; Z
imber OF days Of nursing in the sanato- - -
um, SIS; number OF calls answered for !
'ivate nurses outside, 26; for private = !,
lrses in the sanatorium, /; number OF :
lls for private nurses unanswered, u
tai number Of calls, 80.