Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30
Randolph.


the winter term next Monday.
Mrs. George J. Prince spent Sunday in
Northiield with Mr.. Prince at F. j. Hous-
toms.
The graded school closed yesterday for a
Thanksgiving recess lasting the rest of
the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Manney reached
home the I'D after two weeks VISIT in
Middlebury.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs Flora Flint at 3 o'clock the after
noon Of December 5.
Mrs. S. NJ. Snow OF South Royalton was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Il. q. Morton.
foT week, leaving Friday.
Rev. A. NJ. Smith OF Plainheld. state
superintendent of Universalist churches,
was at w. II. 6ladding's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Rhodes are away on
a weeks trip to Boston and Medford,
Mass, Brentwood and Exeter, y. II.
Rev. Homer White held services IN
Christ church, Montpelier, last Sunday in
the absence Of the rector, Rev. A. n.
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson Of
Barre came Sunday and stayed over Mon
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Hutchinson.
j. II. Galpin Of Waterbury, Conn, took
a carload OF fine milch cows from this sta
tion Monday, for which he paid from SIS
10 s35 apiece.
Mrs. L. r. Upham closed her house on
Railroad street Saturday to settle in win
ter quarters at the home Of her brother, A.
b. Tewksbury.
+. G. Webster, Esq, OF Burlington was
in town Sunday 10 see his sister, Mrs. III.
A. Leonard, who is recovering from an
attack Of appendicitis.
/ Miss Ollie Sheldon, who had been at the
sanatorium since the middle OF October
studying 10 be nurse, left the 25th for
her home IN Barton Landing.
\ Mrs. Ella Smalley. who has been cook
for her sister, Mrs. X w. Morse, in the
City Hotel al Barre, is with her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Young, for little period OF
rest.
Edmund Nixon went to Springfield,
/ Mass, Friday 10 attend the Dartmouth
l Brown football game the 18th, and
stayed over Sunday with relatives IN the
/ city.
Leo Dumas has gone 10 White River
Junction TO work IN the Junction House,
where he is at present employed In the
kitchen but expects 10 be promoted soon
TO be bell boy.
Mrs. r. j. O'Brien, who had been stay
ing with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr, a
few days, went back TO West Somerville,
Mass, Monday.
James Carrigan has left the Massachu-
sets state farm at Bndgewater, Mass,
where he has been working lately, and Is
now one Of the guards at the Vermont
state prison in Windsor.
Miss Mary Cotey, who had been passing
a vacation OF three weeks with her parents,
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Cotey, left Monday for
I Medheld, n. H., where she has been a
nurse in hospital during the last year.
/ Mrs. T. j. Adams, who was called to
/ Boston the 9th inst, by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs. II. q. Cole, came home Friday,
I leaving Mrs. Cole ia a very comfortable
condition though still confined to the bed.
{. \. aud Mrs. James +. Mccall went to
\ Boston the 9th TO witness the Harvard
I Yale football game at Cambridge the next
day, and from there went on to NeW York.
I Dir. and Mrs. n. @. Beekman were also at
the game.
Miss Emroy Matthews. who has been
/ living in the family OF a cousin in Albany,
| y. ", nearly year, is in Randolph again
for the winter, and with her sister, Miss
Elton, entertained the 9th Mrs. Winsor
Dirty OF Williamstown.
Mrs. +. X. Perciyal moved Friday to
Burlington, to which place her household
| goods were also shipped. She has been a
| resident OF Randolph twenty years but is
to live in Burlington in the future with
her grandson, Charles Z. Raveiin.
I Mrs. Dean Towne, who had been at the
home OF her uncle, +. A. Shattuck, several
DAYS. caring for Mrs. Shattuck In her severe
illness, returned TO Barre Sunday, Mrs.
Emma French OF East Brsintree, q cousin
OF Mrs. shattuck, taking Mrs. Towne's
place.
]. A. Gorham came from Brattleboro
last Thursday, suffering from the develop
ment OF blood poison in q slight wound
on his right hand, received while working
| in the cabinet shop OF the Souto company.
/ He has been quite III and will not be able
to return to Brattleboro for some time.
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury and her daugh-
/ ter Miss Mary, are to spend the winter
with friends in Burlington, Tor which city
\ they are to take their departure Tuesday.
Miss Cornelia CLANCY, who has been stay
| ing with them, will board at Mrs. NJ. T..
/ Changers.
The case OF ID. II. and p. II. Flint Of
Braintree against Alex Hull, to recover the
value OF four cords OF wood, was heard
Saturday when judgment Was given Tor
\ the plaintiffs in the sum OF si5.50, James
I Hutchinson, administrator Of the estate OF
Mr.. HUNS father, being trusted Tor the
amount.
I There were eleven tables OF players al
the Rebekah whist party Friday evening
| in odd Fellows hall, the first prize being
won by Mrs. L. G. Kent and Mrs. Nj. W:
Campbell with the remarkable score OF
plus al. z. J. Blanchard and Mrs. W. n.
Curtis were the candidates for the eonso-
lRtion prizes.
Hon. V. /. Spear. secretary of the state
board OF cattle commissioners, was IN
Worcester last week and examined Frank
T. Hutchinson's herd Of 81 cows, ~ OF
which responded TO the tubercuiin
| test and were condemned. This is the
second misfortune that has visited Mr.
Hutchinson lately, his crops having been
greatly injured the past season by heavy