Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26

mer's rest from nursing. Mrs. Crown in
tends to remain there some weeks and &c
later to the seashore.
W. H. Roberts OF Manchester Joined
bis wife at the Hutchinson farm Saturday
and went to Burlington Tuesday to at.
tend bankers meeting. He was met
there yesterday by Mrs. Roberts with her
nieces, Pauline ald Laura Hutchinson.
who accompanied them to Manchester for
a visit.
Herbert E. Abbey has sold his farm OF
a hundred acres on the Gilead road to
Adelbert Albin, who has already taken
possession. Mr.. Abbey, accompanied by
his daughter, Jessie, and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Mary Abbey, went to Barre
Yesterday to stay few days with rela-
tives there.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis has finished her
course in the school for Monotype opera
tors at Philadelphia and will 90 to wash
ington, d. c., today to be the guest OF
Miss Mary A. Connolly over Sunday.
For her own satisfaction Miss Dupuis
will then devote one more week to Mono
type practice at the Philadelphia school.
This village is pretty well broken out
with measles signs, nearly every house
that contains children being placarded.
There are fully as cases now and the end
is not yet and is not likely to be reached
until the number Of victims reaches a
round hundred. Earlier in the year
there were rs cases and after this scourge
It ought not to be possible for measles to
gain much of foothold here again for
some time to come.
s. H. Mccullough remains about the
same though for a day or two he has been
little more comfortable. Mrs. M. w.
Judson OF Minneapolis, who has been as
sisting Mrs. Mccullough in caring for
him, has gone to Montpelier for a week
and her place has been taken by Mr.. Nc /
Culloughs sister, Mrs. Clara Cole OF
White River junction. The aged mother
of Mr.. Mccullough paid him visit Mon
day, coming from Bethel.
The class of 1910, r. H. S., has elected
Miss Ruth A. Roundy class historian. /
Miss Una j. Allen class prophet. and 1
Miss Marion A. Harrington. OF valedic- 1
tory rank, class poet Miss Myrne A. /
Clifford is to be saIutatorian and Harold +
2. Gaylord valedictorian. The gradua-
tion exercises will be held in Chandler
Music hall Thursday evening, June 9,
and the Alumni banquet will be at the /
Randolph Inn Friday evening, June 10.
Mrs. Moses Bagley, who has been liv-
ing in Burlington the last few years, has
again taken up her residence in Randolph
and is occupying a tenement in the c. c. (
Clifford house on Central street. Her old
er son, Scott, is with her at present, after
an absence OF several years in the West.
where he was employed on the railroads
Of Michigan. The younger son, Win
fred, is teaching mathematics in the In
stitnte of Technology at Worcester, Mass.
Church Notes.
The Woman's Missionary union OF
Bethany church will meet With Mrs. j.
I. Mead, for work, Tuesday, May 81, at 2
). m.
Christian Science chapel Service Sunday
It a. M; subject, "Ancient and Mod
I'm Necromanev, or Mesmerisn and Hyp-
lotism."
The theme of the sermon at Bethany
hurch next Sunday morning will be
The Worlds Sunday School Convention :
/ Washington, from which the pastor e
5 expected home today.
AT the Federated church:-The q. A.
/, w. r. c. and the associated members l
I the @. A. K. are invited to attend in a \
ody the morning worship at 1880. The
ubiect Of the sermon win be Safeguard r
ng the Nation" Sunday school con- b
enes at ll:45. Evening preaching serv- v
se at o'clock. subject IAN Ancient o
owe Story Mid-week prayer meeting o