Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-29
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

The bank will be closed next Monday,
January being legal holiday.
Mrs s. J. MaIbridge has gone to Sharon
to visit Mrs. Chester Walbridge.
John Hatch is confined to the house
with erysipelas affecting the right loot.
Mrs. George j. Prince is in Lebanon, n.
H., today with her sister, Mrs. g w.
Mile
Miss Jessie Shaw Of Roxbury IS spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Fred Draw
bridge.
Mrs. b. Z. Niekerson and daughter Of
Braintree are boarding at the Randolph
Inn for a while.
Miss Florence Kendall's dancing school
will convene this evening instead OF to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. John Cotey had a fainting spell
Sunday night as the result OF overwork
and fell from the sofa, bruistng her lace
badly.
J. Blodgett OF Iyndonville was here
Yesterday to see his father, Lueius Blod-
gett. who is recovering slowly from ms
recent fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Greene and daugh-
7 ter and Mr.. Greene's mother, Mrs. Blood,
are the guests of Mrs. Mary talbot IA
South Royalton today
suit mas Deem EAh&ENA IA gAaAiEN
court by NJ. Q. Roweli against b. +.
Kicker involving a Transaction relating
/ TO the purchase Of sheep.
Miss Harriet Angel, who had been in
the Middlebury Register office for several
weeks. returned Saturday and Is again
4 working for the Buck Printing company
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Whitten, former
residents OF Randolph who have been
living ia Colorado for several years, are
now on fruit ranch six miles from Dem
YER
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster, Mrs. H.
A. Leonard and son, Lawrence are IN
Rethel today TO assist Mrs. Webster''
brother, o. p. Northrop, and wife IN cels'
brating their -4th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. W. w. Sprague, who had beer
with her husband on a weeks trip te
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, New Haven, Conn.
New York and Philadelphia, reached
home Saturday, accompanied by Mr
sprague, who wIll be here until after Ne"
Years.
a message was received yesterday b.
e. n. Godfrey stating that Mrs. Godfrey
nephew, Otis Flint, was very SICK at d
home in Stoughton, Mass, and not eA
pected to live. Mr.. Flints daugh ler
Mrs. Frank Burridge, who is workinl
in Rrooktield. was notified and left 10
J stoughton on the afternoon express.
The Brooklyn Whist club OF ladies
twelve strong, with Mrs. W. G. Emerson
Mrs. W. II. Curtis and Mrs. W.
Sprague. attended a whist party given o
: the Bethel Improvement society at Hiraf
Gilsonis in that village Tuesday afternoon
2 Tie ladies went down to Bethel IN Ia
J morning, had dinner at the bascot
/ House and were in every respect mos
! royalty entertained.
DIR. Charles Parkhurst, who, after
: residence OF 26 years in Randolph, wei
! 10 pomfret last summer, died there ga
! urdav Of pneumonia at the age OF
wears. lie left two young daughter
: Minnie ard Hattie, who went 70 FomIr
. win him. The funeral was held Sunda
and the remains were placed IN the tom
: The two girls have property m IN
: village. owning the house on Centr
I street occupied by John Cotey.
5 In an article in the Free Press ON y
: consular service sent from Nashlngto
d q list Il given Of the Vermonters holain
d these positions, mostly in Canada. Ne
e Zealand and Costa Rica. At the close
the list is this paragraph h;-"Getilhg Ia
II ther away from home, one nnds
s Almeria. Spain, that Algar T.. Carleto
!, horn m Vermont, has been governme
le agent there, on an appointment credltl
Al him to Vermont, since May II, le95. !
n receives about 81 900 year in fees.