Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18

Weston street house OF Mrs. Rebeoca Web
ster, who is boarding with them.
NJ. NJ. Wilson went to Boston Monday
on business trip and from there to Bed
ford, Mass, to visit Mrs. Wilson's rela-
tives. Barre and Williamstown are also
in his itinerary before returning home.
+. J. Burnell, who has just finished his
course in business college in Burlington,
was the guest Of his former partner in the
greenhouse, II. NJ. Totman, over Sunday,
leaving Monday for his home in Pomfret
Mrs. Belle Dubois has left her winter
quarters az the Randolph Inn and re-
opened her residence on South Main
street for the summer, Mrs. Rebecca Wells,
who was also at the Inn all winter, being
with her.
I Mrs. q. w. Morrow and her sister, Miss
\ Mae Nhitmore. were among the arrivals
Monday. coming from Burlington TO stay
among their friends in Randolph until
the camping season opens at Caspian lake,
I Greensb oro.
There VIII be regular convocation Of
Whitney chapter, No, 5, X. A. NJ, Mon
day evening, May % at 1880 sharp. The
first three degrees will be worked on full
team. and good attendance is desired.
Please come early.
John ID. Delaney, who had been in Bos-
ton and Worcester, Mass, four months
working at his trade OF machinist, came
home Friday to sever his connection with |
what is known as the Horton Sargent farm |
and remove his family to Massachusetts
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Tewksbury are en- |
tertRining Miss NJ. l.. Dodge and Mrs i
Lucy Eldredge OF Beverly, Mass, who ar
rived Saturday. Miss Blanche Monroe, 4
who had been guest at the Tewksbury
home for several weeks, returned to Bev-
erly Friday.
Miss Jessie Pearson was in Barre Sun
day to see her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Pearson
who had been taken III at the home OF
another daughter, Mrs. +. y. Bean. Mrs
Pearson is now better and, II she contin-
ues TO gain, will remain in Barre some
what longer.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Charles Gibbs, OF White River
junction came this morning and are
guests at +. {. 1erry's, where the former, !
who is convalescing from a severe attack
OF Inflammation of the right ear, will
spend several days.
A. n. Hayes, j. NJ. Atwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c. Buck, and Mrs. NJ. W. Camp
bell have been IN Burlington this week,
attending the Grand lodge of Odd Fellows
and the Rebekah assembly, the meetings
opening Tuesday and closing today. Mrs.
William Bradley, a delegate to the as ,
sembly from Woodstock, stopped at A, II,
Beedle's Monday night on her way 10 Bur
Iington.
Miss Lula Allen, who has been in III {
health for some time, is now suffering I
rom Inflammation of the left ear, which I
an operation Monday for the {
'crapIng of the mastoid bone. The oper- {
ition was performed by DIR. A. {. Bailey [
md DR.. r. @. Sprague of Barre. a special
st, and it is hoped that the Inflammation J
an be allayed without a second recourse [ I
o surgery.
Mrs. David W. Ames OF Enosburgh t
,alls has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. [
Homer White, this week while Mr.. Ames c
vas in Windsor testifyiDg before the b
rand jury IN regard to Russian orers I
into Franklin county over the II
,anadian line. To avoid military service n
n the japanese war, many Russians fed C
o Canada, and the Dominion government a
o get rid Of their support made il an i
blect for contractors to find work for u
hem, which the contractors did bv b
them into Franklin county 81
nj hiring them out to the farmers at W
mother little bonus. This being contrary 9
Q the immigration laws which declare n
hat foreign labOrers shall only enter this u
ountry through the regular ports. the 4
natter has been taken up. el