Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Al Its Best Right Nov.

DIR. William I. Slayton of Morrisville, T.
| ID. Segar of Burlington and Oras Flint
transfer clerk in the freight Office al
White River Junction.
Or. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard and Mr.
Willard Gay will leave the Inn the first
OF MAY aud reopen their house on Main
street. Mrs. Blanchard is in Boston this
week, visiting Mrs. NJ. Il. Tilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Noyes and little
daughter went Tuesday to Franklin,
where Mrs. Noyes and Miss Virginia
viii spend several weeks with the former 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Udall have been
entertaining Mr.. UdalPs mother and sis
ter, Mrs. l.. l.. Udall and Mrs. Fred Pres
ton of STAFFORD, with the latter's nephew,
Webster Preston, all OF whom went away
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Fisher for a
week, returned 10 Woodstock yesterday,
and her daughter, Miss Alice Hamilton,
also guest OF Mrs. Fisher, went back to
Montpelier seminary Monday.
Mrs. Clinton L. Hewitt and daughter
came from Boston last week to visit Mrs.
Hewttis sister, Mrs. Allen A. Chadwick,
by whom they were accompanied saturday
to South Royalton, where Mr.. Hewitt has
taken the farm Of his grandfather, Harvey
Smith.
Col A. b. Chandler returned to New
York Monday night to attend the Ham
mond- Mead wedding yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. X. J. KIM
ball in Brooklyn. He expects to be in
Randolph again next Tuesday for stay of
two or three weeks.
NJ c. Rowell shipped from this station
Monday p hogs, 10 calves and COW. He
4 z al.
1 to cents for the calves and Is for
the COW. NJ ssrs. Kicker and Hatch
shipped from here 10 calves, for which
they paid from to cents pound, and
) hogs at cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turcotte, who
bad been living in Franklin, n. H., were
guests last week at James F. howe's, /
where Mrs. Turcotte is still staying. She
will join her husband later in Montreal, |
10 which city he departed Saturday, |
having a pos tion there as manager OF
/ Swift meat concern.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kilburn, who suffers from |
chronic Bright's disease, was seized with a
severe pain in the back of the neck last I
Thursday and fell into an unconscious /
itate, which lasted about an hour. She /
mas been in a critical condition ever since |
It he home of her son, &. e. Kilburn, /
with whom she lives.
Mrs. Dewitt Webb went to Granville \
to meet Mr.. Webb on his arrival |
rom Philadelphia for ten days vacation, /
% be spent with his father, Lucius Webb, |
md family in Granville, and with Mrs. 1
Webb's relatives in Randolph. Tomorrow
hey intend to leave for Boston and return |
rom there to Philadelphia.
John Haskins, who has been living for /
he last four years on the Charles Spear 1
arm nnN OpaupViDn tho fafr
enement Of his house on Central street.
Joseph Rope, who was the upstairs
enant, has taken the lower floor, vacated /
by the removal of Fred Rope and family |
o the house lately purchased by Charles |
Mann on Dudley street.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge was called to
springfield Saturday by alarming symp-
oms in the illness of Miss Grace Smith,
y no has been affected with tuberculosis
md failing in health for some time. Mrs.
returned Tuesday night to re-
ieve her substitute, Mrs. n. A. Leonard,
N the primary school and Friday night
will go back to Miss Smith, who had raj
led in strength a little when she left her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rising, who had
been in town for a month, caring for Mr..
Rising's sister, the late Mrs. Ida Batchel-
Ter, in her last sickness, went back to
Barre Tuesday in company with their son,
lawrence, and their daughter, Mrs. John
Howell, who were here to attend the
funeral last Thursday. Mrs. c. NJ. Tres
,ott of keene, N. H., sister law of
Mrs Batchelder, was also present at the
ervice.
Mile Adshade, who has been an invalid
or over year, suffering with fever sores
IN her right limb and left hip to such an
,xtent that 1t was believed only amputa-
ion of the limb would save her, is now
bile to run around as well as other chill
iren and to attend school. Her recovery
S claimed to have been accomplished by
he application of remedy manufactured
~ A. J. Marsh of the Center. which has
ntirely healed the sores on the limb and
greatly helped the hip.
G. II. Slack lost one Of his best cows last
week and last Saturday morning, upon
.oing 10 the barn, found one Of his heifers
lead and another nearly so. It seems that
me of the hefers had lain down so near
o another that the latter, in being pushed
round by a third COW, tripped and STUN
d over the one lying down. AS she
ould not get up, the first heifer was
linned down and choked to death. This
makes six cows that Mr.. Slack has lost in
little over one year through unavoidable
ecidents.
Miss Hattie Horton, the nurse at the
randolph sauatOrium, came Yesterday
rom Hanover, N. H., where She has been
Il charge OF the surgical ward in the
Harry Hitchcock hospital. Miss Bessie
hortt OF Sharon is also in training at the
an8torium tor q nurse. The interior re-
Of the institution Is completed.
nd patients are being received today.
oule exterior repairs are at present in
which include the re
aintinR Of the brick and woodwork.
The Christian Endeavor World. sneak
ng Of the Vermont conference OF Endeav-
Z workers. saws An Officers School ia
n idea originated in the active brain OF
resident Metzger and was cordially
pproved by the other members of the