Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-20
Randolph Continued

Charles n. Mccall OF New York arrived
in town Saturday.
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly will 60 to his home in
Lynn, Mass, for the approaching holiday.
Miss Clara Bean is to teach this winter
in the Temple district at Randolph Center.
Robert Putnam of Hanover, n. H., paid
brief visit to his father, j. b. Putnam,
Sunday.
n. c. Buck was taken sick Sunday with
an abscess on the hip, but is able to be
about again.
Charles Newton of South Pomfret has
4 been visiting his brother, Isaac Newton,
| for few days.
Mrs. Nancy J. Copeland came Tuesday
| from Chelsea to spend the winter with her
son, o. b. Copeland.
Mrs. Guy Loudon Of Burlington is with
| her parents, Dr. and Mrs. II. III. Mcln-
| tyre, arriving yesterday.
Mrs. L. T. Salisbury has been visiting at
the home OF her uncle, DR.. Crandall, in
| Burlington, going Tuesday.
Mrs. c. E. Abbott is suffering from a
severe attack of sciatic rheumatism, with
which she was taken Sunday.
Mrs. j. @. Angel. who had been visiting
| Dr. and Mrs. F. c. Angel for ten days,
went to her home in Middlesex Monday.
The "Uncle Sir dramatic company will
play at Bethel tomorrow night under the
auspices Of the Crescent club at that place.
George c. Hatch shipped to Boston
| Monday three cows s35 to $40 head), five
calves &c. to &c. a pound and 10 hogs
| (5lc.l
] Mr. and Mrs. Heber T. Holman are to
move into the Fits house on Church street.
leaving their son, Roy, to carry on the
farm.
Mrs. W. c. Emerson has gone to spend
! Thanksgiving with her mother at Camp
ton, \. H., where Mr.. Emerson will join
her later.
+. W. Carlisle returned from the Mary
| Fletcher hospital in Burlington yesterday
somewhat improved in health though still
far from well.
Mrs. Eliza Bagley, who has been staying
with Mrs Herman Morse in Montpelier
came home Saturday TO remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Miss Nettye Robbins, who has beer
teaching this fall in Thetford, is home for
two weeks vacation before returning fol
the winter term.
I Mrs. +. f. Palmer and daughter 81
| Waterbury were guests of Rev. and Mrs
g. +. Ladd at the Congl parsonage Mon.
day and Tuesday.
A feature OF the grange program Satur.
day evening, in charge of Miss Georgi,
Mann, viii be dialect readings and recita,
tions in appropriate costumes.
Mrs. Frank l.. Thomas is expected TO-DAY
from Burlington to visit her sister, Mrs
+. r. Brooks, until Thanksgiving, wher
Mr.. Thomas viii arrive for the holiday.
Mrs. B. T. Lombard was tsken Monda,
with muscular cramps in the shoulder
and neck and suffered very severe pain
until Tuesday, when she obtained som,
relief
Mrs. Anna Chase, who had been witt
relatives in Bethel for a few weeks, cam,
TO Randolph Monday, returning to Bur.
lington, where she will spend the winter
yesterday.
Frank Wells Of Springfield, brother o
Mrs. Julius Barttro and a former residen
Of Randolph, went to the hospital in Bur
hngton Tuesday to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
l.. q. Thayer was called to East Bethe
Monday hy the death Of his sister-in- Law
Mrs John Thayer, whose funeral was hele
| yesterday with burial in SOuthview Gem.
etery in this village.
Miss Alice Columbe Is in Mortified
keeping house for her sister, Mrs. FilIion
while the latter stays with their mother
Mrs. Charles Colnmbe, who is gaining
slowly from a critical illness.