Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-06

Mrs. Alpha Messer and her daughter,
Miss Annie. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinsman
of Rochester, Miss Lille Chase and Miss
Earle Chase of Barnard were here Friday
evening to attend the Christian Science
lecture,
Hale X. Flint and his daughter, Mary,
who came East with the body OF the elder
daughter, Katie Flint, reaching here
I Wednesday of last week, started back 70
Chicago Saturday, stopping at Milton en-
route.
Miss Ethel Blodgett, who came from
Danyille to work in the millinery depart L
ment OF the Bell store, has been very sick
with bronchitis at the home OF her sister,
/ Mrs. A. j. Russlow, but is at present con-
valescing.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kilburn has been very sick
with catarrhal bronchial pneumonia at the
home Of her son, c. T.. Kilburn, but is now
much better. Her sister, Mrs. Ida Bow
ley, OF Newport came yesterday to assist m
caring for her.
A very pleasant o. +. S. sociable was
held at II. II. Goodwin's last Thursday
evening with an attendance Of over ~.
Refreshments were served, and Mrs, Ed
ward Mcintosh entertained the company
wi h the gramophone.
Mrs. Ora Piper of Albany, n. H., and
her daughter, Mrs. Lettie Drake Of Win
chester, Mass, were with Mrs. Piper 5
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D..
! Laport. over Sunday, going from here to
visit in Braintree and Brooktield.
The Rev. Homer White, who has been
serving St. Johns church OF this village
and Grace church, Randolph Center, since
his resignation, July 10, otticiated for the
! last time on Sunday, Nov. 2. 1t is expect
ed that new rector will soon be called
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. n. Holmes and two
/ children OF Orange, n. j., arrived Tues
| day night. Mr.. Holmes went the next
morning to Bellows Falls on business,
\ leaving his wife and the children to spend
few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Burt.
Mrs. Jennie Seymour and son have
/ bought the lease Of the Gorham farm on
/ the road to the Center Of Stillman ID.
| LOOMS and move here from Brattleboro.
\ Mr.. Loomis has decided to take up his
residence in Worcester, Mass, where his
sons live.
| Josiah Tilson, who has been in poor
health for some time, is suffering from a
more severe attack than usual Of his
/ chronic trouble, catarrh OF the bladder.
/ His brother, Rev. Jonathan Tilson Of
| North Weymouth, Mass, is with him,
coming last Thursday.
Miss Mary Connolly came Monday night
from Norwood, Mass, where she has had
position in printing office during the
summer, and tomorrow will leave for
nent appointment in the government
! printing establishment.
Increase Cham berlain, who is 80 years of
age, was walking about in the barn some
days ago, and, happening to turn rather
| quickly, lost his balance and fell, iractur-
ing bone in the hip joint He suffers
but very little pain now and seems to be
as comfortable as could be reasonably ex-
| pected.
The following officers were elected at
the business meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Congl church last
Sunday evening President, f. 4. Prich-
ard; vice president, Carrie Eaton; cores
ponding secretary, Ethel Newton; record
ing secretary, Bernice McCollom; pianist,
Ethel Newton.
Mrs. Emma Lapointe OF Barre, assistant
department inspector, paid an official Wis
u to the W. K. &. in this place saturday
evening and highly commended the ex-
cellent working order in which she found
the Corps. After the business session the
/ Post joined the Corps in a social period.
during which refreshments OF fruit were
served
freight depot yesterday. While standing
about, he pitched forward on his face.
taking q small patch Of skin of the left
cheek. He was picked up and in a few
minutes felt as well as usual aside from
the bruise on his face, but could not
remember falling or Of being helped TO
his feet again.
4 Miss Jennie Martin underwent q
successful operation Tuesday for the
-g5HH aHHHrH 90 g.
left foot, the surgeon being Dr. Rumrin.
assisted BY Dir. Rus slow Miss Martins
mother and sister, Mrs. Sarah and Miss
Chloe Martin Of Jericho. arrived Yesterday
on their way to Boston to spend a dav or
two with her al A. P. Drawbridges.
Guy Oshs. while hunting in Braintree
Friday accidentally came into the range OF
another gunner whose bullet passed right
N front Of him, 50 near as TO 90 through
his coat Mr.. Osha retired from The
woods precipitately, being anxious not
g sport the fun Of the other hunters by
standing between them and the deer.
The death 81 A. Henry Washburn. which
occurred in san Francisco October p. was
due 70 blood poisoning caused BY eating
I oysters. Mr.. Nashburn was 4 man N
many amiahle characteristics. kind and
i helpful 70 those with whom be came In
contact. and i sincerely mourned hv 4
large number Of people, young and sd
{ who regarded him with grateful affection
Mrs. John Seymour. who had been in
falling health for year past. died vaster.
day from heart failure az the home 81 b.
son, Henry seymour, in Rochester Hol.
f. low. She left three sons. Paul q Worces.
! ter, Mass, Nelson % Randolph and Henry
& with HON she lived. The funeral vii
I be held tomorrow a. the house. Rev
Home " hite Officiating, and interman,
. viii be in Southview cemetery.
, Mrs. stephen Warren died SATURDAY, Al
ner home IN West Hartford after = fbre.
weeks illness from a stomach trouble
her So Was i years. she left two sons
Lee Warren 81 this place and Iewis NJ