Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06
RAN6oLPH CENTER.

II. C. Pember continues in a critical
condition.
J. B. Adams lost a good horse last week
by its getting cast.
Belle Welch was at the Maplewood last
Saturday and Sunday.
r. +. Slack has two horses with fistulas.
DIR. Smalley is removing them.
A. NJ. Osgood, who has had very pain
full illness, is recovering slowly.
Miss Lockwood Of Randolph High
school spent Sunday at W. L. Hebard's.
Mrs. Edison, mother of A. f. Edison, has
suffered paralytic shock and is very low.
DIR. Clifford was called last Sunday TO see
Mr.. Hills youngest son who was threat
ened with grip.
Herbert Campbell has hired out for the
summer to Mr.. Grant, who lately bought
the Fassett place.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Washburn came here from
Underhill last Saturday for q short stop.
She returned home yesterday.
l.. J. Harrington's son, about eight
years old, has been very sick with pneu-
monia, but seems to be conyalescing. DR..
Scott attends him.
Charles Bates, who formerly lived here
and graduated from the medical school of
University Of Vermont, is now success
M. l.. Washburn has been sick with
tonsilitis and confined TO the house for
several days He was out for the first
time last Monday. Dr. Clifford attended
him.
The senior class of the Normal have
presented Mrs. Trafton with a nice bosom
pin and an easy chair as tokens Of their
appreciation OF her assistance in their en-
tertainment given few weeks ago.
The Sons Of Veterans hold their regular
meetings the second and fourth Wednes-
days Of each month. The next meeting is
next week Thursday evening, Feb. 18th,
on account OF the Thomas concert which
occurs the 18th.
II is understood that +. n. Hyzer Is in
Florida working at the mason's trade at
S6 per day; that he drove there and was
about four weeks on the road. III. j.
Hyzer started for Cuba last Tuesday,
where he has some land.
Last Monday was blizzard day all over
the country. George Adams was unable
to get his team through from Brooktield
and he left the team at A. l.. Morse's, but
he came in with the mail about II o'clock.
He did not try to return with the mail
Monday night
Miss Sanborn Of Topsham, a Normal
student, overturned some hot water into
her lap, which went through her clothes
and burned enc knee so badly that she
was unable to travel for several days, but
has recovered so that she is attending to
her school duties.
In the report of Rotations given at the
band concert there was an unintentional
omission by the reporter of Paul Baird,
who is a lad Is years old, and while he was
scheduled for two pieces eneores brought
out the third. He shows proficiency in
this line and his effort was well received.
Mention should also be made of three
pieces by Mr.. Logan, a mute, who gave
them in his peculiar dialect and were
translated by his daughter, Miss Sadie
Logan. This was an interesting and
amusing feature of the entertainment.
The John Thomas Concert Co. will give
the fifth and last entertainment in the
lecture course next Wednesday evening at
Normal hall John Thomas is n well
known artist 1t is said of him: "As an
entertainer he is beyond criticism, being a
fine comedian and a capital singer OF
comic songs Annie Webster Thomas is
the vioinist, Miss Lampart soprano solo
list and Miss Berry pianist. They all come
very highly recommended in their respec-
tive parts and it is a first class company
by all testimonials. Don't fail to hear
them and remember the night-Feb. y.
installation Of Rev. G. w. Patterson.
Pursuant to letters missive, pastors and
delegates assembled in the Congregational
NJ popdolph Cantor ON Tuesday