Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-24
Randolph Continued.

Miss Jennie wadleigh spent Sunday in
Barre.
d. T. Dyer lost his mare "Maud" Tues.
| day night.
E,E. Evans and wife were in Waterbury
over Sunday.
JIM. Atwood went to Chelsea yesterday
for few days.
Mrs. Melvin Church is visiting in
northern Vermont
Mrs. NJ. L. Sleeper returned from South
RoyaltoD last week.
W. II. Dubois and Willard Gay are in
Boston for q few days.
Miss Polly Russell Of Mortified has
been in town this week.
Mrs. |. ID. Williams went to Montpelier
Tuesday for short stay.
J. B. Wells was in Royalton yesterday,
installing new road machine.
Mrs. d. J. Morse and children were in
Northtield Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fred Beedle OF Keene, n. H., was here
over Sunday to visit his brother, Harry.
DIR. J. p. Clifford has rented the
Whitehill house on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Orissa Camp OF Barre is spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. W. f. Howard.
Repairs at the home OF A. j. Richard
son include the addition of bath room.
l.. p. Thsyer has been confined 70 the
house several days this week by a touch
of grip.
The Ladies' society Of the Baptist church
meets this afternoon with Mrs. d. A.
Leonard.
George W. Flsgg is again seen on our
streets, having returned from his winters
trip South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Chamberlin OF Bar
nsrd were here last Sunday, guests at
Daniel Coolidge's.
socistle of the o. Z. S. is appointed
for Thursday evening, May 31st After
the program hit-or-miss lunch will be
served. All members are invited to bring
whatever they please for lunch.
II. W. Vail and j. f. Bacon fished a,
Lake Mitchell Friday and Saturday. There
| Is limit to the amount of trout that can
DC taken from this preserve, but Frank
assures us they "played the limit"
Next Tuesday afternoon, as a prelimi-
nary 10 Memorial day, flag will be raised
on the pole at the schoolhouse yard under
K the auspices Of U. s. Gran. Post and will
, be given over to the care OF the school
trustees, Deacon WILDER Howard making
the presentation.
| In the case of NJ. f. Nicolls' little baby,
WHICH WIS III GTitlcAi condition last
week, DIR. j. p. Clifford was summoned in
4 council. ne diagnosed the trouble as ar
abscess near the lsrynx. Taking the child
and holding 1t with head down. he ran
/ his finger down its throat and when bt
Withdrew II large quantity OF pus follow.
| ed. The child was relieved at once and
/ is now recovering. DIR. Clifford, who i.
a new physician here, is receiving deserv.
ed praise
i. ID. CLARK and his gang OF concreter.
/ with teams arrived Monday and have be.
gun the work that is to be done. STARTING
\ IN on Highland avenue. Some repairs or
I old walks viii be made and the rest OF n,
/ appropriation will be expended in new
walks on several different streets. -Four
new hydrants are to be put in, one mid
/ way on Prospect avenue, one midway or
/ Pleasant street, in rear Of the blocks, one
Z halfway 40 Main street hill aud one on
/ Dudley street.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy c. Lamson Of Brat.
tleboro, who had been guests for a few
days at Joseph NJ. Tilsonis continued tbeil
bridal trip moth Tuesday. Tweutv-sis
years ago Mrs. Lamson's mother became
the wife OF DR.. NJ. /. Bruce at Mr.. Tilson'.
home. Mr.. Lamson, y DO recently gradu.
sted from Rochester, y. Y, Theological
seminary, was ordained for the Baptist
ministry last week and the ceremony wa.
Immediately followed by his marriage e
Miss Bruce, IN the presence of a large
number OF friends. The double event
was very impressive.