Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-04

George Dumas recently fell in such
yyav "a 10 drive nail into one hand, put
not preventing him from working
Martin Rumrill and wife returned Mon
dav from months visit with relatives IN
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Miss Anne Dubois went TO Hanover,
IL Friday to stay over sunday az the
home of her cousin, Or, Gilman Frost.
Miss Jessie Pearson returned Tuesday to
/ Montpelier. where she has position al
/ the Montpelier House during legislature.
Miss Maud Brackett has finished work
/ in Mrs. y. M. Diapers millinery store.
She viii remain i'm town for few weeks
Mrs. Emily sault came Tuesday from
South Royalton, where she is at presen
/ staying, and spent the day at her home
/ here.
Forrest Montgomery of Hinesburg has
| been here this week Mr. Montgomery
was at one time employed IN the brigham
creamery.
Miss Jennie VIII Ter came yesterday
from White River Junction 10 spend sew
eial DAYS with Misses Fannie Prince and
Ella Kelly.
James Z. Walker Of Barre and Guy
Woodward, students at Dartmouth col
lege, were 10 Randolph for the recent holt
day recess.
Mrs. b. T. Lombard, who has been quite
II for the last two weeks with rheuma-
tism, Is still confined to the bed and suf-
fers much pain.
Ms. Mvfion Fuller OF Tunbridge is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. l.. Blakely,
for few weeks, while being treated by
DR.. j. p. Clifford.
w. b. Walt was called to Boston Tues
day by the illness Of Miss Lucie, who,
with her mother, had been spending a
week in the city.
M. Leroy Rumrill Carl Huntington and
/ Homer Rainey, who aIe attending Nor
witch University, were at their homes here
over Thanksgiving.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe have
been in Rochester this week on business
connected with the estate OF the late
George +. Stoc6Well.
Charles r. Woodward, Jr.. son OF G. r.
Woodward Of Eraint'ce. was tnis week
appointed city Judge OF Montpelier over
two other candidates.
Miss Eugene Eancroft. who had been
spending several weeks with Miss Maud
Blanchard. reformed to her home in New
York city Wednesday.
Mrs. }. H. Holden, who had been spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs, vi,
)ear, went Tuesday to Montpelier TO
Visit IRIS. huBh fhuilps.
John Il. spriny, Esq, left for his home
I in Nashua y. H., Friday after spending
/ Thanksgiving at j. ID. Denison's. Mrs.
/ Spring returned Saturday.
| Miss Winnitied " Maun returned SAT-
urday to her school in South Barre. She
was accomI .nied bv Miss Mabel Preston,
who is to teach in East Barre
/ Miss Clroline Weymouth OF the Center
went Tuesday to Middletown, Conn,
/ being called there by the illpess OF her
/ cousin, Hiss Adelaide Gilbert.
4 Monday John Hatch, who carries on the
4 farm OF i1rs. ia Mann, injured his knee
quite geyelely by driving nail under the
+ Lnoecap while repai. ing a fence.
I Miss H. Emily Miller. who is teaching
I in Franklin, returned the first OF the week
after spending few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Miller.
Misses Annie Chandler and Bernice
4 Greenwood who are employed at the Bell
store, spent Thanksgiving at their respec-
\ tive homes Ia Chester and Warren.
1 The districs meeting Of Rebekah lodges
Of district No. will be held with Fern
lodge ia Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
Dec. -. Further notice viii be given
next week.
Miss Marie Manufacturing. who had
been assisting Mrs. :. $. Clark during the
millinery season. went yesterday TO Con-
cord, n. r., 90 visit before returning to
her home in Athol, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church and daueh-
ter Of Wilder were with Mr. Church's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Church. for the
holiday. Mrs. Church and the little girl
remaining until saturday.
Mrs. r. L. Pope. who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T.. e. Nem, for a few DAYS.
went Saturday 10 Barre to begin house
keeping there, Mr.. Pope having finished
work IN Manchester, Nh.
school in district No. S closed Nov. q.
Myrtle Rogers, teacher. Number OF pupils
s; average attendance, 6 $50. Mary Priest
was absent one half DAY and Grace Doug
lass was perfect in attendance.
Twenty nine persons ate Thanksgiving
dinner az Allen III. Flints. With the ex-
, ception 81 Mr.. and Mrs. BE. Thresher and
daughter. all were either children or
grandchildren Of Mr.. and Mrs. tiint
There viii be an entertainment consist.
ing 81 two dramas, rec tations and songs
a. the town hail, Braintroe. Saturday even
ing. Dee. g. unde- the auspices % the
Kings Daughters and Sons. Refresh
ments viii Be- served.
One q Ire most enjoyable sociahles 81
the wear tv the ". Il. c. vas held with
Mr.. and Mrs. james Cleveland Tuesday
evening. There were over 20 present and
10 being wrapper social some Of tbs
dresses. especially the gentiemenfs. wers
Z wonderfully aud iearfuily made.
The trustees Of the Public library would
lise 20 have citizens q the town make sue.
gestious in writing 20 them right aNav 81
and good books they would like purchased
for the library. giving authors title and
publishers when possible. Direct such
J Suggestions 90 either the trustees or Ii-
brarisn.