Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
Randolph Continued.

Miss Hattie sault is in Essex Junction
on visit going Tuesday,
Mrs. f. f. Ladd is spending two weeks
in Wilder and Hanover,N. II.
B. G. Drake is suffering from a severe at
tack OF muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. A. +. Emery came home Monday
after weeks sojourn in Tunbridge.
The Junior class of the High school en-
ioyed ride to Berlin pond Saturday.
The Randolph Book club will meet
saturday afternoon, June 8, with Mrs. r.
II. Chamberlin.
II. B. Salisbury continues to gain in
strength slowly and has ridden out two or
three times lately.
Mrs. A. y. Angel went yesterday to
Middlesex and will also visit in Barre
during a weeks absence.
Jehiel II. Williams has bought of Miss
Emma Q. Pratt four acres Of pasture land
in Braintree, paying so for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Parishs nephew, Fred AL
len, IN Norwich last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bean Of Melrose.
Mass, are in Randolph for two weeks,
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Or. II. H. Mcintyre was in Chelsea
Tuesday to meeting of the directors Of
the Peoples Telephone company.
Mrs. Lewis Talbot, visitor at y. C..
Greene's, went back to South Royalton
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Greene.
w. B. Wall, who has been seriously i'll
for week, was able yesterday to sit up for
few hours and is fully as comfortable
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Denison drove Mon
day to Chelsea, where Mr.. Denison and NJ .
NJ. Wilson OF this place are attending the
June term of court.
Rev. Homer White was called to Wood
stock yesterday by the sudden death Of
his nephew, Edwin +. Merrill, whose
funeral is held today.
Arson Burroughs was in Brattleboro
last week to look up its business possible
ties and is thinking Of removing to that
place before very long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thatcher of
GouidsEiiie are Ia town for week or ten
days, visiting Mr.. Thatcher's sisters. Mrs.
;. 5. Whiteomb and Mrs. Lucina Segar.
Mrs. Henry Pope and two children Of
Springfield, who had been at G. +. Pores
10 Beanville for ten days, left Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Pope's relatives in Moretown.
Miss Ruth Wood, after spending some
little time with her Runts. Mrs. Wilcox Of
Windsor and Mrs. +. A. Thomas of RAN
dolph, returned TO her home in St. Adams
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. n Boyden Of NewtonviIie and
her friend, Mrs. Ii. NJ. Soule of Boston.
who had been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. 4. J. Adams, returned Friday to
their respective homes.
Miss Nellie Nyman has given up her
situation at the Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier and is home for two weeks vaca-
tion, after which she will return to Mont
pelier to act as nurse in the family OF Mrs.
B. B. Bailey Of that city through the
summer.
The water in the reservoir begins to
to show he effects OF the prolonged dronth.
some curtailment has already been made
IN the village service and the hose priv
lege will have to be suspended next. IN
less there i rain soon. Patrons are again
cautioned against waste.
A letter from Col. r. ]. Kimball states
that Mrs. Kimball is getting on nicely in
her recovery from her recent severe illness.
its nature, but that il viii
likely be several weeks before the family
viii be able TO come to Randolph on ac-
count OF Mrs. Kimbsn's state Of health.
Mr.. and Mrs ". c. Haskins and Pearl
and Graydon Smith went 10 Narshfieid.
Mass. this morning. where Rev. Arthur
" Smith and Rev. Brown f. Smith have
leased large house overlooking the ocean /
and all viii spend the summer there. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Smith viii leave Randolph few /
weeks later.
Mrs. @. ). Chamberlain was taken seri- /
ously III with tonsiiitis sunday. and Mr.
Chamberlain had an attack OF pleurisy.
Both are much better now. and Mrs.
-hamberiain's sister. Miss Wary Pratt,