Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-04

with ner daughter, Mrs c. s. Bent, went
to Gaysyille Monday TO stay until th'
last OF the week with her sister-ln-laW
Mrs. BabcOck.
W. f. Rand has been performing ms
duties as rural mail carrier under dlihcul'
ties since last Thursday, when he stuck
rusty nail into his right hand, inhlctlng
painful wound.
The village trustees organized last nlgnI
by electing II. w. Mcintyre chairman anc
clerk. They appointed the old police
board, also last years street commissions
Eugene Greene.
Miss Ella Boudette. who has been with
her sister. Mrs. I'll. Merchant, since the
latter's serious illness OF the winter, wenl
away yesterday to pass week or SO III
Everett and Fitchburg, Mass.
Beulah Chapter, O. Z. s., of district a
was invited to attend the 3rd district
meeting OF the order in South Roya!ton
Wednesday, and twenty-five members
availed themselves of the opportunity.
Mrs. William Turcotte and three chtl-
dren, who had been staying at james r.
Howe's, went Saturday to East Cambridge
to remain for while before joining Mr.
Turcotte at their new home in Montreal.
Mrs. A. ]. Russlow, who had been in
North Danville since last November, re-
turned Monday to resume Housekeeping
in the upper part Of the Kendrick house,
which MIR. Russlow has rented OF ID. A
Leonard.
II. ]. Chadwick brought his two chill
dren, Gladys and Harry, from st, Albans
last Thursday to spend the summer Win
their grandmother, Mrs. Clara Ayerill, IN
Gilead, and remained himself until Tues
day morning.
Mr.. e. \. Bean Of Barre, who had been
with her mother and sisters, Mrs. l.. A.
and Misses Gertrude and Jessie Pearson,
since Saturday, took her departure Tor
home yesterday with Mrs. Pearson, who
will stay two or three weeks in Barre.
Matthew Carney was riding in the back
of light express wagon at the stock iarm
Tuesday morning. when a dog running
out, made the horse jump and the spring
of the wagon threw MIR. Carney out. He
struck on the back of his neck and was
unconscious for more than half an hour.
The circulation of books in this village
and the Center from the kimball Public
library during April amounted to l659 vol
umes, making daily average OF ~ 2O-2l.
OF this number 2S4 1880 were class
books, 1852 (20.92o) juveniles and 1913
(62.1es fiction.
Mrs. Ernest Crazy has been suffering
severely from the effects OF an injury re-
ceived four weeks ago at Henry Bagley 5,
where she fell down stairs and struck
across her back. Saturday she was in a
very critical condition, but IS believed
nov to be out Of danger,
Hale L. Flint has rented bis residence
in Chicago. and his household goods hay
ing been shipped to Randolph, were taken
from the car Tuesday to his farm in the
outskirts Of the village. Mr. Flint and
his daughter are TO board hereafter dur
ing their temporary sojourns in Chicago.
j. c. Rockwelrs colored troupe in "The
Sunny South, played to n large house in
Dubois a Gays hall Tuesday night and
gave the best vaudeville entertainment
that has been seen in this place for some
time. The orchestra was exceptionally
good, and the dancing wonder OF
Terpsichorean art.
Mrs. George W. Scott has been con-
fined to darkened room for week with
pink-eye and is hardly able TO see well
enough yet to find her way about
Another victim of the disease is IL. A.
Leonard, who is practically over the trou-
Bile, and these so far as known, are the
only cases in town.
Mrs. Parker A. Smith, who had been al
Saranac Lake, n. ", all winter for the
benefit of her health, which IS much inn
proved. arrived Tuesday highland is with
her sister in-law, Mrs. l.. r. Thayer. She
will accompany Mrs. Thayer to Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs, when the
latter leaves for her annual summers out
ing.
Mrs. Frank Holmes OF Orange, n. j., il
at The Manchester, visiting her father anc
sister, j. W. and Miss Anita Burt. Mr.
~ d hfr rNlsaH
went to Claremont, y. H., and Ludlow
Yesterday. but returns here to accompany
her home tomorrow. Mr.. Burt has MOI
been quite so well as usual lately, suffering
from asthma.
John f. Mead reached Randolph Mon
day after a winters absence in Lo
Angeles. Cal. coming from Brooklyn
n. r.. where he and his family stopped
TO be present at the wedding Of his siste
last week Mrs. Mead and the TIVE
children arrived from Brooklyn las
night with another sister OF Mr.. Mead
Mrs. Walter Morse of Whittier, Cal, wit
I is a guest at V. /. Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart have com
| from Rrattleboro to Join Mrs. Hart
mot er and aunt. Mrs. II. r. ana Mrs.
NM. Hubbard, in their journey TO Cali
| fornia. where the Messrs. Hubbard hay
established themselves at South Pasaceng
| The party Will start from here the lot
inst. Mrs. II. +. Hubbard and yOunge
daughter went TO Massachusetts Frida
and STAYED until Monday, visiting i
1 Gardner and Oxford.
The two-and-a- half-year-old daughts
Of Mr and Mrs. j. II. Mussey was playin
/ ia the kitchen Tuesday morning anC
/ seizing a moment when her mother wa
moi looking. began to manipulate tn
| v-rfnger with the result that she caught til
| second finger of the right hand in III
| cors and cut the end entirely Of, just hac
81 the nail. The severed tip was put bac
on when the wound was dressed an
seems TO be growing in place nicely.
Rev. f. G. Bainey, who was expecte
| from Lyndon last Thursday did not arriS
! until saturday, being delayed by the r.