Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-02

Miss Bertha Brown, who had been pass
\ ing a couple of weeks with her aunt, Mrs
/ A. CURLY, left yesterday for her home in
Barre.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge, who teaches in
| Everett, Mass, is with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Hayward, for weeks va
cation.
Gilbert, son Of Frank Forth, who has
| been so very III all winter, has improved
in health this spring and is able TO be out
doors a little.
He. Hubbard, who sold his farm to
James r. Howe Of Manchester. n. II, is
occupying one of the tenements in the
Martin block.
Fred c. Curtis spent Sunday with his
mother, coming from Haverhill, N. H.,
where he is conducting barber shop at
Pixies station.
Miss Maud Bracket came from Boston
Monday night to be the trimmer during
the spring millinery season at Mrs. Il. II.
Diapers store.
Mrs. John johnson, who had been here
on a short visit to her daughter, Mrs. w.
+. Edison, went back Friday to her home
in Lebanon, N. II.
f. e. Dubois has been devoting himself
for a week or more to an attack of the
grip, rendered more interesting by lum-
bago complication.
NJ. e. Warrington, proprietor of the
Mortified House at Mortified, has APP
piled for a second and third-class license
under the new law.
Miss Margaret Burnap, student at Mt.
Holyoke college, joined her mother and
sister Tuesday al her grsndfather's, Dea-
con w. f. Towards.
All - Do441ac ..-l.aoo k.,ttL -
Obliged her to take a vacation from her
studies lately, went back to Goddard
seminary, Barre, Tuesday.
A. A. Priest went to Springfield, Mass,
Saturday and returned Tuesday with his
wife and daughter, who had been visiting
Mrs. Priests sister, Mrs. Case.
Mrs. Charles Flint and daughter OF 81.
Adams, who had been visiting Mrs. Mary
Mann in this village and at Daniel Flint's
in Braintree, went away Tuesday.
George Lamb, assistant instructor in
civil engineering at the University OF Yer
mont, is passing the spring vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lamb.
T.. Il. VanOrman was called TO North
field Tuesday by the serious condition Of
his brother, who had relapse OF the
grip, but is now thought to be out of
danger.
DAVID b. Grove, for the last twelve years
with the Salisbury Brothers at their furni-
ture factory, started Tuesday for Mandan,
North Dakota, where he is to have posi-
tion on railroad.
b. @. Goodwin. who was sick with
sciatic rheumatism last week, resumed
work at the Emerson mill Monday but
yesterday was Obliged to give up and
take to his bed again.
Rupert Mann sold to B. f. Kicker. for
the latter's Monday shipment of stock, 20
sheared lambs that averaged 102 pounds
apiece, and will probably go fairly wen in
Boston with green peas.
Frank w. Sault. who is working in the
office of the Essex Syndicate, has bought a
house and two acres Of land in Essex
junction and will take possession of his
purchase within a month.
Mrs. James f. Howe arrived Tuesday
from Manchester, N. H.; and yesterday
Mr.. Howe and the goods came, and they
at once took possession OF their recent
purchase, the Martin farm.
Mrs. Lena p Brown Of Stowe has been
the guest lately of her sister. Mrs. j. A.
Gorham Miss Elsie. who had been at
Mrs. Gorham's since September, returned
to Stowe with Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hooker Of Washington, ID.
c., who formerly conducted a millinery
store in Randolph, has been elected vice
president of the Washington Society OF
Nermonters, whose annual sugar party is
to be held the nth of this month.
Mrs. Z. r. Percival moved yesterday
from the upper part of the Godfrey house
on South Pleasant street to Miss Eta
Chamberlin's on School street, and today
Mrs. George Learned taxes possession of
the vacant rooms in the Godfrey house.
A '.Seven" supper win be served this
Thursday evening by the ladies of the
Cong.l church i'm the vestries from to
O'Clock. A candy-bag tree and butterfly
table will be attractions of the evening.
Miss Mae Browne of Rhinelander. Wis.
who is attending Wellesley college, comes
today to spend the Easter vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish. Miss Browne
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Browne, who were here last summer.
c. F. Blaisden Of White River Junction
visited his sister, Mrs. F. II. Ketchan, last
week. going away Saturday. Mr.. Ketch-
umis niece, Mrs. w. j. Hutchinson of
Roxbury. Mass, is now a guest at the
home Of her uncle for an indefipite time.
EN-. Bean. Ostw. Mann and Thomas
Connolly. members of Co. F, Mortified.
went to that place last night to be present
at the distribution of new uniforms and
rifles that have been provided for the YER
mout National Guard. John Connolly ac-
them.
Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrill came home yester-
day from Mortified. where she went to
see her son. Leroy, who was playfully
tripped up by a fellow cadet at Norwich
and sustained a fan that nearly 4
broke his back He is now able to attend
to his college work. and Il is believed that
no permanent injuries were received.
CT. Hodges expects to open at the Cen /
ter the first Of next week a general store.
which will be in charge Of his sOn-in-law.
Alfred Wells. The store building has