Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-30
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J. J. Trerise was in White River June
| ton Tuesday.
DIR. Daniel johnson Of Mortified was il
town Monday.
Mrs. d. T. Dyer is visiting a sister il
Gardner, Mass.
W. B. Wall went to Boston yesterday
on business trip.
Mrs. B. r. Kicker has. been one Of tn,
vietimi OF tonsilitis.
The Randolph Book club will meet sat.
urday afternoon, May 2, with Mrs. w. W
Morton.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Order OF the Eastern Star Thursday even
ing, May Ia.
Ex-Gov. L. A. Woodbury. of Burlington
was here Yesterday as the guest Of Col. A.
b. Chandler.
Mrs. w. S. Curtis has gone to Green's
boro TO open her cottage at Caspian lake
for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Forth and her son, Gilbert,
have both been sick with the grip but are
out again now.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier has
been the guest OF Hon. and Mrs. V. l.
Spear since Tuesday.
Mrs. II. G.. Cole OF Boston will come
tomorrow for a two weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. T. j. Adams.
There will be an auction sale Of maya
zines belonging to the club this evening,
the 30th, at IL. +. Sharpe's.
+. A. George is putting a 12-foot addi-
ton on the south side OF his blacksmith
shop ON South Main street.
A. w. Dickerman OF White River June
NTH
and Mrs. Francis Dickerman.
Mrs. Charles Roberts and younger chill
dren, from Judge Nichols farm, went to
Weybridge Monday to visit relatives.
Rev. Homer White will officiate in st.
Paulis church, Windsor, next Sunday in
the absence OF the rector, Rev f. n. God
dard.
w. f. Rand has rented the house of Mrs
Ida Batchelder on Pearl street and will
move from Fales street sometime next
week.
Mrs. w. c. Emerson left for Campton,
n. H., this morning, in response to news
OF the serious illness OF her mother, Mrs
II. j. Caldon.
Mr. and Mrs. n. G.. Buck, Mrs w. S. s.
Buck and Mrs. Estella +. Buck were in
Barre last evening TO see the play of "Da-
vid Harum."
Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard gave her great
grandson, Leonard Holman, a party at his
home Tuesday afternoon in honor Of his
fifth birthday.
Mrs. John B. Drew returned this morn
ing from a few days visit in White
River Junction.
Mrs. F. w. Parsons and baby are expect-
ed today from New York to pass the sum
mer with Mrs. Parsons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. q. Hart.
Capt J. K. Eldredge, who has con-
tinued seriously i'll during the past week,
was conslderbly better yesterday and
maintains the gain today.
Charles and Edwin Montgomery went
back 10 Boston Tuesday, leaving their ia
Their, whose illness called them home. in a
very comfortable condition.
Robert Adams has been out of school
this week, suffering from an attack Of
acute indigestion, with which he was
taken quite seriously in sunday.
A. NJ. Hubbard, j. f. Tewksbury, II. H.
Goodwin, John Fisk aud E. 5. Whitcomb
were in Montpelier Friday to attend the
annual meeting Of the knights Templar.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sargent Of Concord. \. H..
who is on her way to Burlington for the
summer, Is stopping here for day or two
10 visit Mrs. l.. A. Pearsons and her
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Flint have rented
Matthew Carneys house furnished on
Park street for the summer, and Mrs.
Flintis mother, Mrs. Young Of Chicago, is
with them.
Mrs. Alma Smith Of Royalton. who is
just out Of the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington, where she has been undergo
ing treatment. IS staying with Dr. and
Mrs. c. J. Rumrill
AIR. and Mrs. Z. II. Bruce, after a weeks
stay here, returned Tuesday TO Holyoke.
Mass, where they spent the winter with
their children and have decided 10 make
their home for the present.
George Trask, who is suffering from erv-
sipelas in his left hand, went to Bellows
Falls yesterday 20 consult DIR. j. NJ. Ry-
der, who treated MN successfully for a
similar trouble some time ago.
Mrs. X. j. Kimball has been seriously
III at her home in Brooklyn, \. ". with
but for the past few DAYS
has seemed 50 much improved that il
is thought now no operation will be
necessary.
The last issue Of the Interstate Journal
81 White River Junction contains an arti-
lie on the kimball Public Library build /
ng. written BY Rev. Homer White and IL /
ustrated with exterior and interior views
II the library
f. A. Dunn, who has been suffering Sc
-erely from = quinsy sore throat. is better +
ms morning and expects to be able to re-
ume work tomorrow. His place in J. F. I
amson's grocery store has been taken .
Turing his illness BY p. J. blanchard.
Mrs. Fredd O. Thompson and daughter,
evelyn. who have been visiting Mr. and
Irs. G. ". Hayward since Saturday. 20
odsy to runbridge to spend q couple Of
avs with DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Hayward