Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-16

VIII get beyond control.
Arthur Wilson OF Brattleboro was re-
cent visitor in town.
| Hon. James Hutchinson was in Mont
pelier Thursday and Friday.
/ George Drew, who is clerking in Mont
pelier, spent Sunday in Randolph.
| Station Agent j. F. Hobart resumed
work Tuesday after few days illness.
| A new barn is being built at the rear of
the McCrlllis residence on School street.
| Mrs. George Dumas and three children
have been spending couple OF weeks in
Swanton.
DIR. Rumrill took e. w. Carlisle Tuesday
morning to the Burlington hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gates of Barre were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Wall
over Sunday.
Orrin Holbrook took seven horses to
New York last week from the Wayside
farm for l.. b. Page.
Mrs. Emily Bryant of So. Royalton was
the guest last week Of her niece, Mrs. Ida
Mann, leaving Monday.
A. f. Dean is recovering from a severe
attack of sciatioa that kept him confined
to the house for a month.
1
ton Friday and staid over Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Loudon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Webb went back
Monday to Medford, Mass, after a weeks
stay with relatives in this vicinity.
! Mrs. Mary Estabrook of Fall River,
Mass, came Monday TO be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Woodcock.
Miss NJ. o. Smith moved Monday from
/ Brookheld to the Mcintyre block, where
she opened dressmaking rooms yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Torrey of Lyons,
/ n. Y, are guests OF Mr.. Torrey's mother
/ Mrs. NJ. NJ. Torrey, at her home on Cen
tral street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Huse drove down
| from South Barre Saturday to visit their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Huse, return
ing Sunday.
Miss Lima Battles, who is attending
Goddard seminary in Barre, was with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore Battles,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Avery and two children Of
East Sharon were with Mrs. AveTy's sis
TER, Mrs. Fred Goodrich, from Thursday
until Monday.
The inside woodwork OF the new library
| building is to be Of red wayy birch, and
the contract has been taken by the +. F..
Emerson company.
Miss Clara Tracy of South Hero arrived
last Thursday and stai1 until Saturday at
the home OF her brother, William Tracy,
on Prospect avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. DeShon, who
were here on their wedding trip, started
Friday for Portland, Me-, where they
Degin housekeeping.
The Kings Daughters viii hold their
annual meeting (for election OF offieers)
with Mrs. +. T.. Dubois Wednesday after
noon, Oct. -, at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth of Reading,
Mass, who had been visiting Mrs. Dan
forth's nephew and his wife, DIR. and Mrs.
Francis Eaton, went away Friday.
William S. Wood, with his daughter,
Miss Myrtle, went TO Boston Friday TO be
present last evening at the marriage of his
son, Charles +. Wood, to Miss Gertrude
seavey.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott OF Mortified, who
had been spending week with relatives
here, eft Monday for Greenfield, Mass, to
stay awhile with her sister, Mrs. Jane
Dutton.
Orlando Eaton, who had been staying
for six weeks with his brother, Alfred
Eaton, TO receive medical treatment here,
returned Saturday to his home in Roches-
ter much improved in health.
Mrs. sherwin Flint and daughter, Mar
jorie, OF Burlington came Friday to visit
Mrs. Flint's brother, @. j. Prince, and his
family at their home on South street, GO
ing from here Tuesday to Chester, Mass.
Frank, son Of Russell Woodward, who
had both bones Of his left leg broken and
the ankle put out OF joint August 2S, is
now able to be about on crutches and
making satisfactory progress toward re-
covery.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre and Miss Maud
Lombard went TO Burlington Monday TO
attend the Vermont Musical festival,
which opened that evening in the gym
nasium building Of the University OF
Vermont.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Federation OF Woman's clubs held
at Waterbury, Mrs. n. j. Nhitehill OF
White River Junction, formerly of Ran
dolph. was elected corresponding secre- |
tiry OF the organization.
John Manney and Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. |
Williams returned Tuesday night from
the q. A. h. excursion to Washington.
Others in the party came home few
days earlier, while Capt. J. +. Eldredge
prolongs his stay another week.
A. J. Kelley. in falling from his bicycle !
last Thursday morning when passing the
team Of Ransom Slack in the muddy road !
on Pleasant street, fractured rib, which,
with the shock Of the accident, has been I
the cause OF much suffering since.
Mrs. William Knowles and her sister, |
Mrs. W. b. Avery, who, with the latter's
two children, had been visiting their
father, T.. f. Emerson, and other relatives
here, departed Friday to their respective
homes in Lowell, Mass, and Campton,
y. II.
NJ e. Rowell shipped from this station
Monday IS hogs (6ic.), 10 calves (Ic.to &C., /
and 3 cattle. He had also two carloads of
barrels. From Royalton he shipped log
sheep, paying &c. for lambs and PC. and &c.