Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-12

The social hour of the Randolph Book
club will be held next Saturday afternoon
| from three till five with Mrs. VIM. Bass,
J.B.Drew stepped on a nail last Thurs
/ day and in consequence has been absent
/ from the Central pharmacy for several
days.
Mrs. n. j. Copeland, who has been
spending the winter at the home OF her
son, o. B. Copeland, returns TO chelsea
| today.
Tuesday evening in the White church
vestries the members OF the Junior En-
I deavor society served new sugar to good
number.
}. S. Cooley OF Boston, representing
Silver, Burdett and Co., a textbook con-
Germ, was here yesterday to see the school
committee.
Mrs. Henry Smalley OF the Center was
called to Philadelphia the last OF the week
by the illness OF her daughter, who has
pneumonia.
Today at the three millinery establish.
ments OF the place Easter hats and bon
nets are being shown, and the ladies will
be welcomed.
The Sunday school OF the Christian So
ciety will give a sugar party at their yes
try Monday evening, the 10th. Everyone
IS cordially invited.
DIR. j. B. Wheeler OF Burlington wac
here yesterday in council with DR., Bailey
in the case of Miss Allace Chase, who re-
mains about the same.
A rumor that Louis p. Booth is to move
to Hanover n. H., soon has gained cur
reney here, but is groundless. He has no
intention OF leaving town.
The Baptists are contemplating repaint-
frtfr md ha phnrah and
committee has been appointed TO oversee
arrangements for the work.
Miss Lena Ellison, who has a position
with the Matted Cereal company OF Bur
lington, came home last week to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard OF Mid
dlesex are the parents OF daughter born
March 25th. Mrs. Leonard was formerly
Miss Mabel &. Tilson OF this place.
Frank Holmes and family OF Orange, n.
j., will occupy the pleasant home OF j. ".
Burt this summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt and
daughter, Anita, OF Athens, Pa, will come
with them.
Charles Cushman left Monday for Cam
bridge, Mass, to enter the employ OF the
Swift Beef company. Mrs. Henry Soper
accompanied him to Boston where she Will
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stimets spent
Sunday with her parents in Sharon.
Yesterday Mr.. Stimets entered upon a
years engagement to work at the Green
Mountain Stock farm.
Tuesday Hansell, the whistler, and
Gurno, the magician, who were favorites
of the lecture course, passed through here
on their way TO Boston, having just COM
pleted the seasons engagements.
Mrs. j. w. Brown and the other in
mates OF the Red Lion who have been i'll
with measles have entirely recovered. j.
Fred McNallie OF Montpelier, a probable
mea sic patient, left for home Tuesday.
DIR. Edward Frost passed through here
Thursday on his way to Chicago, where
be occupies a chair OF astronomy al the
university. For three months past he has
been teaching in Dart mouth college.
Glen Wilson, who had been Ill with ty-
phoiu fever for several weeks at the home
OF DR.. G.. W. Scott, for whom be had been
driving, was sufficiently recovered Satur-
day to accompany his sister, Ona, to their
home in Braintree.
Mrs. Nelson Martin is critically i'll with
pneumonia at her home IN Beanville. Her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Howard OF Brock
ton, Mass, came Tuesday and is staying
there and at the home of her sister, Mrs.
T.. A. Shattuck. Mr.. Martin has been
quite III with grip, but Is slowly improy-
ing.