Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-09
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Miss Eva Miller Of Mortified has been
the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard for three
weeks.
A. w. Dickerman of White River juno
ton was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
francis Dickerman, Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Salisbury went to
Boston yesterday to hear HParsifaln which
is being given in that city this week.
A son was born February Is 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Smalley Of Springfield. Mass.
and grandson Of Mrs. Ella Smalley of this
/ place.
Mrs. Louis Fillion and Miss Alice Con-
lumbe have gone to Claremont, n. H.. to
spend Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Mary Baptiste.
The ladies Of the Baptist church realized
a handsome profit OF go from the boiled
dinner and hash supper, which they served
town meeting day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain went to
Montpelier Saturday 10 care for Mrs.
Chamberlain's sister, Miss Mary Pratt.
who was very sick with the grip.
| Z. 7. Salisbury, who has been a guest at
several meetings OF the University club,
| gave that body of gentlemen a banquet at
the Randolph Inn Monday evening.
Frank Williams, who has been working
/ for +. l.. Parsons the last wear. 4 now
carrying on the }. q. Mann farm, Fred
Lane, who was on the farm, having moved
/ to this village.
Mrs. NJ. j. Montgomery and her daugh-
ter, Lura, entertained last week Arthur
and Golden Montgomery OF Braintree, " no
visited them Friday, and Miss Nettie La
sure, who was with them Sunday.
The Cutler bakery, which succeeded the
Earl bakery in the Howe block last fall,
was closed Monday, and the proprietors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cutler, went back to
Barre. The place is now in the hands of
the creditors.
Randolph Will feel itself distinguished
in the honor which has come TO John W
Rowell, chief judge OF the supreme court,
IN his appointment to place among the
one hundred judges OF Miss Helen Gould's
Temple OF Fame.
l.. p. Thayer came from Middlebury
Friday and remained at home until Tues
day to give proper attention to a severe
cold. The first OF Nav, he will sever his
connection with the Middlebury Register
to devote his energies TO the Morrisville
Messenger and the Essex syndicate Of
papers.
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook has received
word Of the death OF her late husbands
brother, Moses liolbrook, who died Satur-
day OF Brights disease at his home in
hhiutlis Mass. me ueCehHcu, VINO was
lawyer in Boston, left a brother, Edison
Holbrook OF Bethel. The funeral was
held Tuesday.
Mrs. J. ID. Battles and daughter, Miss
Lima, arrived last Thursday from Skinner,
Me-, where Mrs. Battles has teen in
charge OF large boarding house. They
were preceded by Mr.. Battles, who was
called from Maine a few weeks ago by the |
death OF his mother. For the present /
they are to look after the interests Of their |
farm, which they hope TO dispose Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. NV. Campbell CAVES whist |
party Tuesday evening 10 the ladies of the /
committee managing the Rebekah parties /
this winter and their husbands. Three |
tables OF players had a most delightful |
time. The first prizes were won by Mrs /
&. s. Booth and Il. A. Dunn, while the /
tured by Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard and c. S.
Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard. Harry /
Morton, Misses Esther George, Lettie /
Bailey and Alice Buck were in White /
River junction Monday evening 10 attend |
the annual concert and social given by the /
Order OF the Eastern Star in that place. /
Wilder's orchestra OF Montpelier furnished |
the music. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard had
the further pleasure Of meeting several OF 1
their fellow travellers on tine California
trip, which they took last fall.
Mrs. Abbie Minerva (Goodrichl, wife Of
ex-Sheriff Coin b. Evans, died at her home
in Waterbury Monday evening in the 59th
year OF her age. She was born in Brook
Held, her parents being Richard and Olive
Smalleyl Goodrich. Forty years ago she
married Mr.. Evans and they have lived in
Montpelier, MoretowD and Waterbury,
" here Mr.. Evans is engaged in the cattle
business. She left, besides her husband,
! sister, Miss Fannie Goodrich OF Waits
field. Mrs. Evans was acquainted in Ran
iolph. having, before her health failed.
visited here frequently at the homes Of her
usband's brother n-law, +. A. Shattuck {
md his nephew, Il. T.. Evans. The funeral
viii be held in Waterbury this afternoon.
to the Sick List.
B. T. Lombard has been critically in
ince Sunday night, when a serious !
digestive disturbance followed an attack .
4 the grip. If
Mrs. ". 5. Curtis, who has been in !
rail health for some time, is suffering
rom eancerous trouble, which has been
developing several months. A culture
las been sent away for examination TO
determine the exact nature OF the disease =
nd the remedies that will arrest its pro-
.ress DIR. Curtis is home from Mont
,elier. caring for his wife.
Mrs Harrison HARDWOOD was taken
lex last week Wednesday with bronchial !
which seems TO be running
Is course without any serious complica
ions Ii is believed that IN day or two
he will begin to mend perceptibly.
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