Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Miss Ethel Newton spent Sunday II
Montpelier.
Frank Morse and daughter OF Barr
were in Randolph Memorial day.
Mrs. LISA Ranney went to White Rive
Junction Monday 10 do counter work a
the depot restaurant.
Mrs. f. n. King went back to Tunbridg,
Monday after spending three weeks VIII
NJ. {. Rowell and family.
Mrs. Z. L. Day of Sharon visited her sis
| ter, Mrs. A. X. Crandall, at L. I. sails
bury's, Friday and Saturday.
F. G. Webster, Esq, Of Burlington cam
| last Thursday and remained with MS rel
atives in town until Monday.
Miss Lena Spaulding, who had beer
staying for few weeks with Miss Z. Kat
Howard, returned to her home in Barr
Monday.
Mrs. c. e. Wyman returned Saturda!
| from Montpelier, where she had beei
spending a week with her daughter, Mrs
o. II. Silver.
Mrs. {, +. Heald d New York was will
relatives in town last week from Tuesda,
/ to Friday, going from here TO Maplewood
her summer residence in Woodstock.
DIR. and Mrs. Selya Bass and Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Allison, guests OF Judge anS
| Mrs. VIM. II. Nichols, started last Thurs
day for their home in Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. II. W. Tewksbury and daughter
| Miss Mary, returned Saturday from thei
weeks visit with Mrs. Tewksbury'
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Carr, in GohsIown
| n. III.
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Rowell came from
Montpelier Saturday for week IN Ran
dolph before going to ST. Johnsbury 70
/ the regular session OF CALEDONIA count
court.
Theron c. Brooks was home over sun
dav and Monday from Albany, y.
/ ,gbsre he Is assistant bridge draughtsmal
for the government on the barge cans
/ work.
John Connolly has a well written articl
/ in the last Interstate Journal on the blu
/ fox industry Of Walter Howard al th
/ Center. The article is illustrated Wit
excellent pictures Of the foxes, and is yer
interesting reading.
Dr. Arnold Rockwell Of Boston wa
at +. A. Hatch's Monday and returned I
| Boston Tuesday morning accompanied
/ Misses Maud and Alice Hatch, who az
10 visit then aunt. Mrs. Harwood,
/ Cambridge for a while.
Mrs. Charles Ford, who had been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah :. Power
went back TO Brattleboro Friday, accom-
uanied BY her sister, Mrs. Bruce, who WI
! be her guest for short time. Mrs; Bruce
son, Claude, went the same DAY 10 Laconl'
II n. H., to spend two weeks.
HI. Hemenway, Of the firm Of Hort93
II q Hemenway, builders IN ProVloehce,
II with his son and DR.. f. f. Allard
Boston, made a fishing trip to this sectio
last Thursday and remained until Mon
day. the guests OF DR.. Allard's brothers- ~
law II. 5, Booth Of this village ana J.
Booth Of Bethel Gilead.
Mrs. j. G. Mann, who had been spend
ing the last few months with her parent
Nj and Mrs. +. l.. Parsons, to recov.
from a serious Illness, left Tuesday 10 lol
Mr.. Mann at Malone, n. y, and spen
Yesterday at Saranac Lake. From thel
they will return 10 Ogdensburg, Mr
Mann's health being now apparently r'
established.
Rev. @. f. LAdd was in North Ihel LOT
Tuesday and Wednesday to attend tI
7ith annual meeting OF the Orange Sount
conference OF Congl churches, MH lI, -, ,
here last wear. Mr.. Laid, as chairman
the county committee on benevolence
made a report Of that work and spoke 9
the snbiect Of show Sunday Should /
observed in a Rural District like Orang
County, Mrs. Ladd also attended Il
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott and daughte
loan. arrived Saturday from Wincheste
Mass. for their summers outing AZ y
Sanford farm. Their elder daughter VII
some. had already been here several Wee1
with her grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs. !
p sanford, who are TO close their house 9
Randolph avenue this week and go 70 u
farm for the summer also. Mr. ana III Ut
&C. Dubois and son Of Evanston, ~
we're the first at the family renoezNou
coming Nav %. Mr.. Dubois is m Ne
Work his week but will return from u
city TO spend Sunday
Burton Flint and his daughter, LOU
went TO Boston Friday to seek meale
advice for Mr.. Flint, who has been
feeble health for sometime WI
svmptoms which, it was feared, we
due to tuberculosis. He went az 3 p
to the Homeopathic hospital IA 20
TON and was given thorough eAa Nm
tion saturday by specialist, Dr' zap
who stated that he found no trace Q! y
berculosis, but that the patients heart y
IL rad shane though not seriously anec'e
The doctor gave it as his opinion ths' a,
t,ro or three weeks Mr.. Flint would NJ
himself in a much improved condition'