Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09

Wesley r. Ingalls, of Fayston visited his
brother, Charles Ingalls,, Saturday, being
accompanied by his nephew, John Norton
of Mortified.
Heber Holman, Jr., who is working for
| c. j. Bell at Walden.w was with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Holman, from Friday
| until Monday.
Mrs. Peter Jerd, who had been stopping
with her son, p. A. Jerd, here, has return
ed to Haverhill, Mass. where she resides
with other sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson and son.
] Earl, returned Tuesday from a ten days
visit at Essex Junction, Burlington and
North Ferrisburgh.
Mrs. David Bruce Of Graniteville, who
/ had been visiting at Jerry Goodhart's re-
| turned home Monday, also Mrs. James
/ Keefe and children.
Messrs Grant and Tarbox Of the God
dard Seminary musical combination will
furnish music for a social dance at Viii
liams hall Friday evening.
Miss Ethel Gibbons, who had been
spending four weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dillingham; Waldo, went Tuesday to
Enfield. \. H.. to join her mother,
Mrs. Don Z. Moore and son, Roger, re-
turned Tuesday to their home in Sharon
after spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Marcott.
The Randolph squad of Co. f, Il mem
bers, are to gain a little practical expert
ence in camp duty by pitching tents from
Saturday TO Monday near the tin bridge.
Mrs b. }. Griswold and granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Gardner of Minneapolis,
who had been stopping at A. E. Ken
bricks, have gone to East Braintree to
visit.
Mrs. A. F. Grover and daughter, Una,
who are visiting at n. {. Greene's, spent
few days this week with friends in
Barre. Miss Eva Greene accompanied
them.
Albert F. Hodges, a former resident Of
this place but now residing with a son in
Scranton, Penn, is visiting friends in this
village and his brother, Charles, at the
Center.
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre returned Tuesday
from a visit in Burlington. She was
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Guy
f. Loudon, and baby, who will spend two
weeks here.
w. A. Lane OF Boston, an oil promoter,
met several local capitalists al the Ram
dolph Inn parlors Friday evening for the
purpose of interesting them in concerns
he represents,
The program for the Grange meeting
Saturday evening will be in charge, 81
Miss Winnifred V. Mann. Some featL res
of the program viii be Rotations, music F,
and an illustrated song.
Dan +. Chase, formerly of this place, and 4
latterly Of the Queen City Printing Co., !
Burlington, is now with the Queen City 1
Printing Ink Co. Of Cincinnati as one OF /
their travelling representatives.
The sixteen year-old son Of Charles I
Wood, who lives on the Harris Holman 1
farm, fell out of wagon Sunday, fractur- 4
ing his collar bone and dislocating his left /
shoulder. DIR. Clifford attended.
F. H. Joslyn went to Concord, n. H., 1
Monday to witness the races OF the \
Concord Driving club. Mr.. Joslyn has 4
a PAGER, Ginger, entered in the 2.40 class |
Tuesday and the pa class Friday.
Francis Ducheney of Braintree was
insane at a hearing before Judge K
w. H. Nichols Saturday and he was COM
mitted to the Waterbury asylum, George
w. Flagg accompanying him thither.
Last year Randolph paid into the state
under the state school tax,
Il, 7Si.9 SO and drew back s1.00l50, loss Of
s709.46. In 1902. the sum paid in was
s1.755.52 and the draw back s1,060S2.
Al DR.. Chords sanitarium yesterday,
Mrs. Cornelius Bass of Peth was operated
on by DIR. Clifford, assisted by Dr. Scott
The patient is doing well. Miss Houston
of South Royalton is new patient at the
FIR. Penders was in White River juno
ton Monday and Tuesday to arrange for
q Catholic fair to be held here the last
week in August, the proceeds Of which
are to be used in charging and refinish-
ing the Catholic edifice.
Z. A. Thomas went to Milton Tuesday
d orning, called there by the death Of Mrs.
Thomas father, II. L. Wood, which
occurred Sunday morning from the
effects of a shock which ne suffered Thurs
DAY. Mrs. Thomas was in Milton at the
lime.
Nichols of Braintree Hill. fell off a cart l
disloeating his left shoulder I
md breaking the humerus bone near the
shoulder joint. He was brought here
md the injuries were attended by DR..
j. G. Angel. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard and Mr.. !
md Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle left Monday to
Ittend the national meeting Of the Mystic |
Shrine at Saratoga. n. V. this week Mr. !
md Mrs. Hubbard will also visit at Bur-
ington. Lake George and Rouses Point.
leing Joined at the latter place by Miss !
Esther George, who went up yesterday.
Miss Katherine, daughter of Mr.. and r
Yrs. Cortez Nutting of Littleton, y. H.. n
vho. with her mother. has been spending
he past two weeks with Mrs. Nutting's
lsrents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Newton. was :
AIKEN yesterday to DR.. J. p. Giffordis
snitarium for treatment. Several months
go she had a very severe attack of ty- q
hold fever and does not recover as rapid Il
\ as she ought.
VIII Slack. who lives on Thayer brook. g
Uttered a shock at s O'Clock Sunday y
forming, rendering him helpless and un- v
onscious. DIR. {. L. Stewart was called
nd at o'clock he began to regain con- b,
eiousness and is now much better. being 81
BILE TO move to some extent, and viii Z