Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13

| uauEnIef. Euld. mas Deon III most OF IN
winter with recurring attacks Of bronchi
tbs.
Miss Desier Moulton, who had been il
| Roxbury, Mass, for two weeks visitin
Miss Carlotta Wiswall, reached hom
| Tuesday night, coming from Nashua, n
H., where she spent Sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs. John X. Spring.
Mrs. T.. r. Bagley Of Keene, n. H., VIII,
| had been in North Craftsbury for tire
weeks, caring for her father in his last IN
ness, stopped here Tuesday on her wa
home TO see her sister law, Mrs. Elzi
Bagley. she went on to keene yesterday
Montague Place, Mrs. K. J.. Kimbalrl
summer home, is in the hands OF th'
| painters and paper hangers, who are a.
work on the halls and chambers; and W
b. Wallis residence is having a complet,
| renovation in the matter OF paint, papel
and carpets.
The water pipe on Randolph avenue
cracked by the frost, began to leak Tues
day night opposite DR.. III. Ill. Mcintyre
As soon as il was repaired yesterday fore
noon and the water let on, another crack
began 10 leak, and the mending operation
had to be repeated.
ID. II. Morse, on looking out at o'clock
yesterday morning, saw group OF Gig ht
deer not five rods from his front door lie
summoned the rest of the family to admire
the unusual sight and when they arrived
on the scene the deer still remained in
position, apparently unabashed at being
the cynosure of all the eyes five people
had at their disposal.
John Abbott, Esq, of Winchester,
Mass. came Saturday TO complete arrange
ments for the new barn on the Sanford
farm, which X. r.. Parker has taken the
contract to build, beginning work Mon
day. Mr.. Abbott returned to Winchester
sunday night. The barn is TO be a large
structure 40X97 feet with a lean-to 9iXi4
feet and basement with stable room for 90
cows.
Ernest Sawyer has moved from D. A.
Spooner's TO the lower part Of John Cor
hams house on Central street. Mrs. Cor
ham, who retains the chamber and one
room downstairs, expects soon to join Mr..
Gorham in Wainsville, n. c., where his
throat trouble is improving in the high
altitude of that region. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana Luce are now occupying the spooner
tenement.
Mrs. W. S. Curtis, who has developed a
serious cancerous trouble, was taken Tues
day night to the private sanitarIum OF DR..
Curtis, friend Of her husband. in New
York city, where she will have the benefit
Of the advice Of DR.. Robert Morris, an ex-
pert in cancers. She was accompanied by
her husband and Mrs. Guernsey Of Mont /
pelier, and word has been received that
she stood the journey very well.
George w. Flagg brought a carload OF |
heavy Percheron draft horses from Monde /
Vi, Wis, Friday, and Monday sold two /
ancy matched pairs for 5000 to George |
Aiken, manager of the Billings farm in /
Woodstock. Mr.. Flagg was accompanied 1
IN his return from Wisconsin by Perkins |
Flint, who had been passing the winter
n that state and Iowa for the benefit OF
his health, which the Western climate
Gems to have improved.
Miss Anna Eastman was given a sur
rise party Tuesday evening at the home
II her sister, Mrs. b. +. Kicker, by twenty
" her Hugh school mates, who presented I
o her, as souvenirs of the occasion. very
,retty clock and bell. The party was in
he nature of farewell, as Miss Anna left
morning for her home in Tops
IAN, not to return to school this term.
'he was accompanied by her sister, Maud,
Who had been visiting here for week.
At least fourteen places in Randolph are
decorated with the scarlet whooping
ough sign, the disease having made its
way into the families of DIR. q. w. Scott,
hester Hood, Rev. Samuel Knowles, A.
,. Drawbridge, II. b. Bell, A. J. Bell
whose nephews, the Austin boys are sick
With I'D, DR.. +. o. Blanchard. II. j. Noble,
lNEAn AluAOfOOks fNAhAtN oAAAAnr lJOFhtN
eddy. {. o. Osha, Mr.. Castle who lives
lnder Dr. Scott's office) and Mrs. f. n.
erd
DR.. II. G.. Beekman, who comes here
rom West Somerville, Mass, after ten
ears OF very successful practice of the
ental profession, in both Somerville and
Boston, has established himself in the
'ewksbury block, where very attractive
ental parlors have been fitted up and
we're practically opened for business yes
erday. The rooms are those previously
occupied by Past Commander j. +.
for the Vermont Department,
J. A. r., headquarters and have been
epaired and remodeled to meet the needs
4 a complete dental equipment. They
re well lighted with large windows
the square, are provided
With running water. which is piped to
be principal operating chair, and have
lectric fixtures. Handsome paper on the
walls and ceilings and tasteful furnishings
i've a pleasing effect to the main room.
While at the rear is a smaller apartment
With a second operating chair and all the
ppliances of a skillful dentist.