Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19
BILL. BROTHERS, +

excursion, was summoned to Manchester
by the dangerous illness OF the child
Rev. Fraser Metzger aud Fred Gordon
attended the annual convention of the
State Christian Endeavor union held In
Richmond Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of last week. Mr.. Metzger was re-
elected president OF the state organization
Mrs. George Learned has been housed
for two weeks with a diab ties ulcer of the
right foot, which is so badly swollen that
It has burst in four places. Mrs. Learned
had a serious illness some time ago with a
similar trouble, the left foot being affected
then.
+. A. Fits, accompanied by Mrs. w. ID.
Fits and two daughters OF RoXbury, is
in town for a few days visiting friends
and relatives before going Friday TO live
in North Reading, Mass, where w. d.
Fits has been since June as station agent
for the Boston q Maine railroad.
The Rebekahs invited the Brooklyn
| Whist club to hash supper last evening
served at NJ. w. Campbell's and fol-
| lowed by a whist party at II. A. Dunn's.
About seventy-tive were present and had
most enjoyable time. The winners at
whist were K. c. Terry and Mrs. A. NJ.
/ Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson are
among their relatives in Montreal, Ber-
| thier ten haut) and Ramsey. p. O., this
week. Their daughter and her husband,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II, Roberts Of
Manchester Center, arrived Saturday be-
fore their departure and stayed until
Tuesday, Going then to Richford to at
tend a Wedding.
Mrs. Fannie Noble has shipped her
goods to Burlington, TO which place she
will 20 herself IN day or two to keep
house for her son, w. a. Noble, who has
found employment there The tenement
vacated by her in the upper part OF =. n
Rising's house on school street has been
rented By Wilfred Porter, who moved yes
terday from the Martin block.
Mrs. w. w. Jones, who had been at the
home 81 her nephew, w. j. Blodgett, since
leaving the sanatorium seven weeks ago
went to Minooski Wednesday, in COM
pany with LGcius Blodgett, to see her sis
ter. Mrs Mary Morrison. Mrs. Jones
came North IN July IN a critical state OF
health, but six weeks at the sanatorium
put her a long ways on the road TO recov-
cry, toward which she has been steadily
travelling ever since.
Mrs. A. B. Kinney, who has been in
falling health for two years, was taken
Tuesday from the sanHtorium 10 the
Waterbury hospital, her mind having be-
come affected in the progress Of the dis
ease so that II seemed best to remove her
to the Waterbury hospital for special care
ana treatment She was accompanied by
DR.. G. J. Rumrill and Miss bessie Short,
one Of the sanatorum nurses.
William Parks dancing school opened
last Thursday evening in Dubois & Gay
hall with a class Of twenty, which number
was nearly doubled at the second session
last night. No childfen's class has been
formed yet but several Of the little people
are taking private Instruction. The next
meeting 81 the school will be Monday
evening, when dancing vail be allowed
after 10 O'Clock. Mrs Bertha Blanchard,
pianist, furnishes music for the dancers.
Twenty-seven tickets were sold at this
station for the excursion TO Montreal
Monday ard among those going were
Gustav Noehier, Lewis Jerd and son, j w.
Adshade, Eli St. Lawrence and Julius
Rattee MIR. and Mrs, Moses Spauldlng,
taking advantage n the excursion rates,
went as fer as ST. Albans 10 see their son
aud daughter, Frank and Mrs. Ethel
SpaBlding. Fred Copeland also went to
Montreal from Hanover, where he is at
nding Dartmouth college.
Roy Smith. Tho went to San Francisco
the middle Of September 20 look for a bus
mess opening, is now nicely situated on
NaileyO island, where a dock is being
built bv The schoieid Construction COM
pang. His cousin. Mr. Lord is manager
Of the works 10 The navy yard and under
I him MIR. Smith is employed. r. A. smith.
who has found the winters lately rather
trying 10 bis health, is making arrange
meuts 20 join his son iu California the lat
ter part II this moath, but Mrs. Smith
viii Iemair here With her uncle, A. b.
Kinney, who needs her care.
/ Mrs. Charles Sanford Of Hebard hin.
who had been very sick fer two weeks.
was brought 81 this station the 18th on
cot bed and taken hg Dr. Ellis of Brook
. Held TO tbe Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
liuEtou fer treatment. Surgery and med
iCiue could give her no relief hoWeger.aDs
Monday night her husband was sum-
moued 20 the hospital, where she died
+ tuesday morning. 1lrE. Sanford wbo
was only q years 90 age, left, besides her
husband, live small chldfen-tha eldest
eight years old and the youngest two
months. She IS also survived By her mr..
ents, Mr. and Ars. s. n. fuller. The re- 4
I uiains were brought from Burlington
Tuesday night
4 Tbs scbool in the hanson district 1
taught Hr Miss Ne-yo Robbins had Z
haE-rais.nE esEcrosr afternoon and flung
20 INC lTa E-EC-1uC banner Of tho
A'=tA .il1 .Ee te-t, purchased With FUNDS .
rals1 DIS Che 1.Is sf GO entertainment (
gwen Ia ta1 spring. The Tag staff E5 fret .
A presented and Eur ia place bv I
AsN.rt Estr1s Parents and friends OF thc
".t-aa -1 lssgga De- tAe erar-
tls4s which consisted uf patriotic roeifg-
..@ Aaa E nE E9 pupils, excellent I.
f-a by 1911. I7.-l and School Iirae-
lar -'s w. t---s- and tGa pledge and s1-
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~ end a F nest aua attraF-
t.'t pleasant surroundings