Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
his health. Mrs. Wilson

benefiting his health. Mrs. Wilson i
now ILL.,
| Mrs. Mary j. Paine, who spen
/ the winter with her daughter, Mrs f. +
| Prichard, went yesterday to Scottsville, y
/ ", where she Will pass the summer witt
another daughter.
| Win Bass, who has been az the home o
/ his father, e. NJ, Bass, for several months
| is in a critical condition. Tuesday nigh
and yesterday he suffered four hemor.
rhages of the lungs.
| Miss Jessie Parsons went to Burlington
| yesterday to spend week. She viii be
joined there next week by her sister, Ger
trude, who will accompany her to Mon
treal for weeks stay.
Clarence Booth, Guy Holman and Fred
Chadwick 60 to Hotel Frontenae, Thou
sand Islands, soon, to work for the sum-
mer. Later, Mrs. Booth and Miss Winnie
fred Mann will go also.
Mrs w. w. Morton went to Boston
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. ID. G.
Webb, and to attend commencement exer-
cises of the Institute OF Technology, from
which Robert Morton graduates.
Will Moulton, sNickn Neibaum. s'Doc. 2
Curtis and VIM Reskie OF Lakewood, NJ .
left Tuesday for Greensboro on fishing
trip. They return tomorrow. w. Q. Cush-
man is assisting in the barber shop during
Curtis absence.
A. b. Cushman, who has been doing
quite a real estate business for the past
two years, will soon open a real estate
office at No. 2 Cushman block for the
transaction Of general real estate business,
renting houses, etc.
B. f. Kicker has sold two of his fast
horses, lately purchased Of VIM. Moody of
Claremont, n. II. They are Easter, by
Nelson, 800, and Maud r., by Evolution,
$500. N. p. Wheeler of White River
junction is the purchaser.
George II. Hoyt was taken i'll Monday
and the numbness of his left limbs which
resulted gave grounds for the report that
he had suffered shock, but the trouble
seems to be caused from heart difficulty
OF which Mr.. Hoyt is victim. He is now
improving.
q. E. Cushman got one ankle sprained
about four years ago, and, it seems, splin-
tered one bone of the leg. 1t has given
him much trouble. pus formed, and Sat
urday Drs. John Gle of Hanover and j. p.
Clifford performed an operation, removing
the cause of the trouble.
All persons interested in having a lee
ture course another season and desiring to
take part in directing it are invited to meet
at the HERALD office next Monday even |
ing TO reorganize the association and make !
plans. 1t is hoped a large number OF rep |
citizens will be present.
NJ. H. Miller, who has been in charge of /
the maple sugar booth at the Buffalo ex- |
position, arrived Monday. He reports |
little doing yet, owing to the unprepared-
ness of the exhibit. V. /. Spear and Miss |
Jennie Weleh left last night for Buffalo. |
where they will remain about a month in
charge of the booth. H.W Vail, who is now |
here. will return in a few DAYS.
On June 9TH. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lam |
son, Mrs. julia Walsh and daughter, Miss
Annie, Miss Margaret Walsh, Pearl and |
John Lamson Will leave ON a trip to Colo
ado, going with a party of about so Bos- |
on people. They will visit the Buffalo /
Exposition. Niagara, Denver, Pixies Peak, 7
colorado Springs, Garden of the Gods and
AXE City, being absent about three weeks.
A letter to the HERALD AND NEWS from
former Randolph man, now employed in
he Jones q Lamson machine shops.
VT, tells of the granting Of
he nine hour day by that company, with
ull-day pay. The men had made no de-
hands, and the favor was freely rendered
" the managers, Messrs. Hardness and
\ oolson. The boys, in appreciation,
celebrated by firing cannon and a torch