Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-07
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Henry Vail Is employed during the
busy season at the Totman greenhouses.
Ralph Q. Hamilton Of st. Johnsbury
passed Sunday with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mra. W. w. Miller of Rich
mond were over-Sunday guests of bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. b. Miller.
Clinton Wilbert Bowen and Lois Anna
Backus both OF Bethel Giiead, were mar
ried April /, by Rev. Joseph Hamilton.
Charles Pratt returned to the Perkins
Institute for the Blipd at South Boston,
Mass, Monday after weeks vacation in
Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. osha had visit
last week from Mrs. Osha's mother, Mrs.
Horace Cole Of Rochester, who went awsy
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Oracle aud children have
been with Mrs. Gracieis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. w Adshaae, IN Hanover, y. H.,
since Friday.
An increase IN pension has been al
lowed Capt. James +. Eldredee u Ran
dolph. at the rate Of $50 per month from
February 2. 1910.
Mrs. Clayton Hubbard of Rochester
WAS q guest al aenry Ginord's Saturday.
and Mrs. Frank Hubbard OF the same
place was st +. W 1ewetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray stevens eame Friday
from Middletown, Conn, for weeks
vacation from the hospital for the insane
in which they are both nurses.
W. A. Mcintosh returned Monday
from Montpelier, where he spent four
weeks caring for his brother, Charles A.
Mcintosh, whose condition is not vet en-
eouraging.
Laura, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sargent, recently suffered quite
severe illness from diphtheria at the home
in woodsgille, n. H., from which she is
recovering.
Miss Laura Averil OF Montpelier re-
turning from q trip to Washington, d.
c.. hich she took with the Mortified
school party, stopped Sunday with her
friend, Miss Lena Kilburn.
Miss Florence Howard, who lately COM
pleted q course IN stenography at Mont
pelier, Is employed half day each week
fer a couple OF months in assisting Rev.
Fraser Metzeer with his correspondence.
Mrs. Minnie Miller and daughter,
Ruby. came back Saturday from their trip
to Warren and Waitsheld. Miss Ruby
will return soon to Boston, " here she bias
lately completed an advanced course in
the evening school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Wood re-
turned Monday to Newtonville, Mass
after a delightful early-spring outing.
They we're preceded home Friday by Mrs.
f. J. Rove and Mrs. c. +. Smith, who
came up with them.
Robert NJ. Wood, who has been work
ing for the spanlding Motor company OF
Grinnell, Ia, Is now head repairman for
the Kissel Motor Car company Of Hart
ford. Wis. The Kissel works are among
the largest west Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Dumas and baby
arrived Friday from Woodstock to spend
Sunday With their relatives in Randolph.
Monday Mr.. Dumas went to Lynn,
Mass, TO enter upon his baseball engage
ment for the coming summer.
Charles Irving Bent was pleasantly
April-fooled bv finding bunch OF spring
beauties in bloom month ahead OF time.
q Never mind, we'll catch 1t later" is the
way people are comforting themselves for
50 warm and agreeable March.
Miss Ethel F. Newton was down from
Barre over Sunday, where she il employed
on the Daily Times. Her mother, Mrs.
G. L. Newton, who has been stopping
with her during the winter, came the
same day and reopened her home on
School street.
A. E. Carlton, consular agent al Al /
meria. Spain, who has spent six weeks
with his sister, Mrs. ]. F. Hobart, in Es-
sex Junction. vent to New York the 30th /
ult. and sailed yesterday for England, I
where he will spend about 10 days before
going to Spain.
Mrs. Helen Gray accompanied her /
daughter, Miss Abilene Gray on the lat 4
ter's return from her vacation at Water
bury. Conn, and will remain here With |
her during the spring term OF school in +
which the daughter is engaged at teach I
ing. Mrs. Gray is stopping at present at
V. l. Spears.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard solved puzzle in /
A floral magazine lately and has been re-
warded by certificate of s175 to apply /
on the purchase OF a Purcelle piano.
This certificate will be good until June
1st and Mrs. Leonard would be glad to
have il benefit some would-be buyer OF
Putcelle instrument
Chief OF Police Ketchum thinks there is
Iaxity among local automobiiists IN re-
gard to their number plates and lights.
The former must be kept clean for identi-
tication purposes, and displayed as the
law directs. The latter must be lighted