Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-26

MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Lamson are enter
tanning his sister, Mrs. ;. Y. Holman, who
arrived Saturday from Winchester, Mass.
Charles Kelley OF Holley, Mass, who
had been with his grandfather, A. J. Kel-
lev, few days, took his departure the
oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood were at the
farm of their son-inlaw, Edwin Amsden,
in Barnard last week from Thursday to
Saturday.
Miss Lula Allen was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington yesterday
by DR.. A. {. Bailey TO be treated for APP
pendicitis.
The "Autumnal Tintsn excursion OF the
Central Vermont railway Sunday had a
light patronage at this station, only seven
tickets being sold.
Miss Theresa Moore Of Big Stone City,
N. D., is with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Haraden for the winter, arriving last
night from Boston.
The Rochester club will hold its annual
meeting for the election of officers at Dr.
A. O.. Bailey's next Monday evening, and a
good attendance is desired.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. K. johnson OF Temple
ton, Mass, were here Tuesday and
Wednesday TO see the DOCTORS niece, Mrs.
Chester Hood, and DIR. and Mrs. 5. n.
Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Eastman OF Tops
ham, who have been at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. b. +. Kicker, since Tues
day, leave today.
Miss Fannie Bower finished her vacation
Saturday and went to Waterbury 10 re-
sumo her duty as one OF the attendants in
the insane hospital.
George + Dumas, who has been team
ing In White River Junction since he sold
out his trucking business here, came to
see his family Sunday.
Mrs. Bernard McCarron OF st. Adams is
staying with her father and sister, Gustav
and Miss Jennie Woehler, while Mr.. Me-
Carron is deer hunting.
Mrs. Ira Kenney, son and daughter OF
North Richmond, n. H., are with their
cousin, Mrs. o. p. Hood, and the young
man is joining the hunters in their pur-
suit Of deer.
Fred Burnham OF Boston and his
mother Mrs. Georgia Burnham of Contoo-
cook, n. H., cousin and aunt OF Mrs. A. A,
Priest, came Saturday and were her guests
until Monday.
Lee Warren and Miss Vanlora Spear
have been in West Hartford since Monday
attending to matters connected with set
Ting the estate OF Mr.. Warren's father, the
late Stephen Warren.
Mr. and Mrs George Mann, son, VIII
liam, and daughter. Elizabeth, OF Dewev's
Mills have been with Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Mann this week, coming Monday
and going Wednesday.
Mrs. Victor Williams and daughter
GLADYS, OF New Haven. Conn. have Joined
Mr.. Williams at the home OF his father, /. |
ID. Williams, with whom he has been
working the last month.
Charles Storms, a former operator at
the station, was in town briefly Friday
on his way from Reading, Mass. where |
he is now employed, to his home in New /
York state for vacation.
Nj. NJ. Wilson was suddenly overcome /
by faintness Saturday night and fell to the 1
floor, bruising his face badly. He soon
regained consciousness but was unable To 4
be at his office until yesterday.
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler OF White River
Junction arrived this morning and is with
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Smith, and her m.
Gle, Alden Loomis OF Akron, Ohio, who
has been visiting here some time.
Little Miss Josephine Stimets. who had
been with her aunt, Mrs. e. f. Iazelle. I'M
White River Junction six weeks, accom-.
panied Mrs. Lazelle to Randolph Tuesday
Tor a brief visit 20 her family and went
back with her aunt Wednesday.
Barney shapiro was called To pur1tnrta,
81 he
v no had been taken from Middleburv to
be Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera-
,lon. He remained until SUNDAY. leaving
her then in more comfortable condition.
Mrs. Clarence Ford Of Chicago came this
morning from Boston, where she vent .
month ago TO take a trip to Wasbiugton
y. G., with party Of friends. The Iast al
the week she viii start for home. accom-
panied by Miss Ida Battles, who will
spend the winter in Chicago.
e. w. W hitten. who lives in the bopss
Of Mrs. John Marsh on Central street h
establishing himself as an artist and doip,,
some very superior pastel and cravoT
work. He has already finished 75l 6ic-
lures for people in this place ana i
branching out into other towns.
Ten Of Miss Edith Marcoit-s voB,sos,
pupils gave musicale az her home Iast b
Thursday afternoon and, after 4 vers
creditable exhibition u their urofirieney
N playing the piano, devoted them.sivss !
- pay ing games with equal zest. Light
refreshments added to their pleasure Is
the occasion. q"
Miss Stella Flint has been 7bI5ps5 e.,
give up her clersshiu fn Shsu9-1 y
NorN eiIs store iu Boston. za-i,5ys {
bronchial trauhle making IL irrve-s.55.5-- z
Tor her 90 live near The salt urater 80 v
came nome saturday Co take a wears -fsf :
lA o1leE mat her haaIth may be FrmIv q
j. o. webster and his bride Of BurTing. !
en- were sunday guests Of his flaranfs
Ar. and Mrs. Alfred Webster T,igs
ittleds evening the groom bad inter-
aimed the lueeda club 81 RurIfrgton (
y nose usnl 1ers through the good 1ffiee, f,
y %. :. feck presented a Morris char II Z
pc Ecsz and handsome sewing rbu1T
10 Mrs. Webster
.. L ~. r. =. bullsra Of jamestown. r. J..
2 one time medical student win ~ 8
Z balieE, came Tuesday, with his 5r5Fe !
ma daughter. from Bethel fIvmpos. i. 80 4
ls haa been visiting his sister Mrs. Noblr. \