Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-28
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{. II. Ingalls,, barber, viii be at the Ran
dolph House every Sunday from till Y
a. m.
Milan Hebard is suffering more than
usual with cold and influenza.
DR.. w. A. Evans is away this week
attending 10 matters Of his profession
W J. Blodgett and wife have been
stopping with Mrs. G. L. smith, her sister.
Geo. ID. Hyzer Is putting a new tank
as a receptacle for the water from his
wind mill.
The Golf clab is putting up a club
house on w. F. Washburn's near its
golf grounds.
H. NJ. Lamb and family have crossed
over west Of the mountains for a weeks
visit among relatives.
Several from here attended the Orange
county conference Of Congl churches at
Randolph Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. r. II. Abercrombie of Brookfield
will preach at the Cong1 church next sun
day in exchange with Mr.. Patterson.
Mary Bolin went to Roxbury Monday
10 visit her daughter, Ellen, and 10 see
her new grandson and returned yester-
day.
Mrs. Milan Hebard has been sick for
several weeks with a complication of
diseases and is under the care Of DIR.
Mcintyre.
Milan Hebard has shingled his house
and flashed il with zinc, greatly improv-
ing its appearance and making IL more
serviceable.
The Junior Epworth League held a
sociable at Rev. L. n. Moody's Monday
afternoon, at which ice cream and cake
were served.
Ned 5. Conant returned last Saturday
from Windsor, where he had been serving
as petit Juror Of us. court, instead of
grand juror, as reported last week.
Mrs. Geo. r. Morse and daughter.
Gwendolyn, Of New York city are guests
at Mrs. j. fH. Holdens for the summer.
The rest OF the family viii come later.
The class Of the Normal held a recep-
tion and promenade last Saturday evening
AT Normal hall. The entertainment con-
sisted OF music from the Center band,
/ piano and gramophone.
Dana Robinson has sold his interest in
the real estate that he and his brother,
Z Riley. owned together to his brother and
is TO move his family to Barre, where he
has a permanent job IN the stone sheds.
Misses Julia and Hattie Parmenter and
Mr.. kidder, cousin. Of Rochester
visited at Foster parmenteris Saturday and
returned 10 Rochester Sunday Flynn
/ Parmenter Of Randolph was also there
so that the three brothers, Foster, Willie
and Flynn, and the two sisters, Julia and
/ Hattie, held quite a reunion.
Mrs. c. r. White went to the hospital
in Burlington about two weeks ago for
an operation for appendicitis and removal
of floating kidney. She had the opera
/ tion about week ago and II was con-
sidered successful, but the family was
hastily summoned there Tuesday, as her
condition was worse, but word has been
received that she is better and II Is
believed that she will recover.
Notice was given last week that p. X.
Clark met with an accident Monday
evening of last week while leading COW
to Randolph. The horse cleared himself
from the wagon and although Mr.. Clark
made diligent search for the horse on
succeeding days he did not find him and
had no evidence that anyone else saw
him till Saturday, when he was found
/ by II. I. Holmans son in Mr.. Manches-
ter's pasture. The harness was on and
reins dragging, but all uniniured.
Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies TO good health. Burdock Blood
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