Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-31
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

34Ht ana BITS J0hn Ahfran spent
Christmas with relatives in Barre.
Charles A. Blodgett lost one Of his best
horses Friday night through sickness.
Ralph French, who has been visiting
at A. NJ. Hubbards, will return tomorrow
TO bis home IN Everett, Mass.
Mrs. T. ID. Spooner of Barre is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. d. Laport coming
yesterday.
Miss Lola Ingalls, OF Mortified Falls
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
II. ingalls,, from Friday to Monday.
Clyde Blanchard went back to Boston
Sunday night, after two DAYS stay with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. 2. .. Blanchard
The Canadian jubilee singers will
give concert in Dubois a. Gays hall
tonight for the benefit of st. John's
church.
William Mann is home from Saratoga
n. H., and his son, George f. Mann of
De~ey's Mills, was here Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Mussey, who had been with
her son, j. II. Mussey, and family since
last Thursday, left yesterday for Rutland,
where she resides.
Landlord Hayward was pleasantly sur
prised Christmas by the gift of hand
some Morris chair from the boarders at
the Randolph Inn.
Miss Mary Morse OF Boston is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. II. Morse. She expects TO return
to the city Saturday.
+. c. Noble of Boston, who is a guest
At J. j. Irerise's, will leave Monday for
Montreal 10 finish his course at the Me
Gill Medical college.
The dramatic company OF the Rochester
club viii present the play il has been re-
heafsiug, Little Ferret at a social in
Grange ball January Is.
The members Of the w. r. G. are re-
quesaed 70 carry clke or doughnuts for
the refreshments after the installation e0-
ereises Saturday evening.
William scott Of Boston former Pam
dolph tailor, and a fHiena OF his, James
Grady, also OF Boston, were in town for a
week, leaving Monday night.
In connection with the installation and
social Of tue Order Of the Eas ern Star next
Thursday evening, there viii be a BAN
Duet. served at the Randolph Inn.
Miss Mabel Perkins, who was taken
with a severe attack OF grip at DIR. A. G.
Baileys two weeks ago. was able yester-
day 10 go 10 her home in Rochester.
The infant son OF Ar aad Mrs. Leon c.
Drew, VINO has been very al lately, hav-
ing thirteen spasms IN eighteen hours,
appears now to be practically well again.
Mrs. James Chase and son of White
River Junction were recent guests of Mrs.
Chases daughter, Mrs. z. X. Stevens. Her
sister, Miss Florence Chase, was also here
last week.
Miss Ella Blaisdell OF East Randolph,
who is at III. HI. Baiieyis, continues TO
gain steadily from the severe att1ck of
grip which prostrated her nearly three
weeks ago.
Among the pleasant events OF the Christ
mas eve exercises at the Methodist church
was the presentation OF handsome sum
of money to the pastor, Rev. +. G. Rainey,
by the congregation.
Mrs. Henry Corwin OF Lowell, Mass,
is with he- mother, Mrs. sarah Powers,
coming Monday from Chelsea, where she
spent Christmas with Mr.. Corwin at the
home OF his parents.
Mrs. II. @. Morton, Miss Jennie and
Mr.. Harry were in South Royalton yester-
day to be present at the marriage of Mrs.
Morton's niece, Miss Minnie Snow, to
Erwin Dighton Adams OF that village.
Miss Jennie Woehler will leave tonight
for a months stay in New York, and
during her absence her sister, Mrs.
Bernard McCarron, of St. Adams is TO
keep house for the father, Gus Moehler.
MISS lcllA ElllSou - tAHtClGu TINS
week from Bellows Falls, where she has
had nice position in the office OF the
Casein company, which is now about to
remove its clerical department TO New
York.
Fish Hill school held unusually inter-
esting Christmas exercises Thursday after
noon under the direclIUn OF the teacher,
Miss Edyth Rainey. The tree held many
presents and was greatly enjoyed by the
children.
A Montpelier paper states that the
latest reports from Mrs. Clarence +.
Moulton, who is sick at a hospital in
Boston, are encouraging, her condition
being a little improved. Mr.. Moulton
is son of j. Il. Moulton OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey and daughter, Lucy, who
came East three weeks ago with the re-
mains of Mrs. DeEtta (Lamb) Ninton,
mother of Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Harvey,
start tonight on their return to Chicago.
Elmer N. Bean, who has twice had his
shin bone seraped for the removal OF an
ulcerous formation, the result OF an injury
received in fail last October, is now pro-
crossing towards recovery, the wound in
recent dressings showing more healthful
symptoms.
Miss Maud Lombard. who has been |
Topography in Boston since |
is with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Il. L. Lombard, Tor weeks vacation |
before going Monday to Bradford, Mass,
where she Is To nave position as seere-
Iary in Bradford academy.
Ed. s. Hatch has rented OF Mrs. Paul |
Wagner the hotel in West Braintree and /
began yesterday to move from the Lewis |