Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-01
Randolph Continued.

The Chautauaua circle will meet ne1
Monday evening with Mrs. Ellen Blanch-
ard.
b. +. Ricker's shipment Monday was 90
cattle, 125 hogs, 100 calves and 200 sheep
and lambs.
Mrs. IL. Il. Sharpe went to New York
last Thursday to attend the funeral Of
Charles Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cham berlain have
been in Springfield this week, visiting
Mrs. Chamberlain grandmother, Mrs
Kate Fair banks.
Mrs. Joseph Gray, who had been visit
ing Mrs. +. n. Josiyn and Mrs. V. l. Spear
for a few weeks, left Tuesday for her home
in Waterbury, Conn.
Charles White and family have moved
from the Harper place on the Rochester
road to the lower part of Mrs. G.. 5. Park
bursts house on Central street.
Rev G. F.. Laid preached last evening
in South Royalton, where a series of meet
ings are being held, and Rev. Fraser Metz
ger is to be the speaker tonight.
Rev. X. NJ. Fowler returned Friday from
three weeks vacation spent in Brockton
Mass, where he left Mrs. Fowler for a
little longer stay among her relatives.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson, who came home
from Burlington Sunday with her husband
and children, was III Tuesday and Wednes-
day with an attack Of acute indigestion.
The q. Y. NJ students, Edward Mason.
Julian Grow, Robert Adams, Roy Huse,
the Kibhee brothers and Misses Bessie
Lewis and Lillian Carpenter have returned
TO Burlington after the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
Mrs. Il. n. Bean was in Barre Monday
looking for a tenement with Mr. Bean
VINO is employed in hat Scampini barber
shop in the city. They found a desirable
place and will move to Barre in a few
days.
Mrs. Sherwin Flint aud children oil
hester, Mass, arrived Friday to visit Mrs
| Flnt's brother, George j. Prince. and at
tend reunion OF the Flint family in
| Braintree. They are to be here until Sat
urday.
Those quarantined at the Randolph Inn
on account OF the diphtheria case there
are Landlord Hayward and his family,
/ Rev. A. Carswell; Mrs. Susan Robinson
and her attendant, Mrs. Mary McCrillis;
| Frank Hatch Mrs. NettIe Noble, her two
I little daughters and her son; A. d. Steele
| the hotel clerk; and three girls who work
at the Inn, Misses Alma Kennedy OF
| Granville. Myra Edison OF Bethel Gilead
and Bessie Smith Of South Royalton.
! Nathan Wheeler OF snowsville, who had
been wandering around since the last OF
September with a gun and exhibiting
signs OF insanity, was placed in the Water
bury asylum yesterday after an examina-
tion by Montpelier physicians connected
with the institution who pronounced him
unfit to be at large. He was found in
South Cabot al a farm house back on the
hills, by A. II. Beedle, who went to look
for him Tuesday and came home last night
after seeing him safely committed to the
asylum.
Frank A. Williams has gained very
much since he reached home last Thursday
from Dunning, ILL.,. where he had a long
and hard run Of typhoid fever His
mother, Mrs. Jehiel Williams, who went
out 10 Dunuing to care for him. returned
with him, and in their company was Miss
Florence Mclnnis, who stopped here 10
spenda week before going to Winchester,
Mass, to visit a sister. At Chicago. Mrs
Williams met Clarence Ford, former resi-
dent OF Braintree, who assured her that
though he was happy in the West, be
would go farther to see an Eastern face
than anything else.