Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-09
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

r. A. Mcclellan is spending the week
/ in Fairfax.
Edmund Nixon spent Sunday at his
home in Windsor.
G. Z. Noyes went Friday to New York
| on business trip.
Mrs. Bertha Blanchard was in south
Royalton Saturday.
Z. II. Edgerton OF Rochester was at G.
A. Chedel's sunday.
r. G. Webster, Esq, Of Burlington
spent Saturday and Sundsy here.
Miss Elton Matthews left Saturday for
a VISIT of three or four weeks in Williams
town.
Mrs. f. n. Bean, who visited here last
week, returned Monday to her home in
Barre.
Mrs. W. A. Jones went to Rochester
Monday on account Of sickness in her
/ brothers family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. 5. Buck went Mon
day to Castleton to attend the funeral of
+ Mr.. Bucks aunt.
/ w. A. Mcintosh came home Monday
/ from visit in Burlington, where he went
before Christmas.
Mrs. George Hutchinson was in South
] Royalton Monday to attend the funeral OF
/ II. NJ. Doubleday.
/ Miss Florence MeAllister, a teacher in
+ the Bethel Graded school, spent Sunday
with Miss Myrtle Rowell.
i Mrs. Hugh Phillips, after visiting at
+ Prin. Z. q. Hams and V. /. Spears, went
back to Montpelier Friday.
Miss Mary Moulton came Saturday
from Montpelier to spend several days
with relatives and friends here.
Little Aubrey Stevens has been quite i'll
with tonsllitis also Alice Lamb and
little daughter OF G. r. Griswold.
Miss Rena Whitcomb OF Great Barring
ton, Mass, came Saturday from Pittsfeld
TO spend some time at y. w. McCollom's.
Misses Ida and Bessie Short of Sharon,
Mr.. Cook OF Rochester and Clarence Hook
from Roxbury were guests at A. IL. Pow
ers' Saturday.
Miss Lula Allen and Fred Drew came
home Monday from East Barre, where
they have been teaching, to spend the
school vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pinney and daugh-
ter, Beatrice. and Mrs. Pinney's mother,
Mrs. G.. +. Jones, have all been recent
victims Of the grip.
Mrs. l.. ii. Rumrill and her mother, Mrs.
Eliza Stoughton, are in Barre visiting Mrs.
II. b. Tenney, sister OF Mrs. Rumrill,
going up last week.
T.. A. Thomas entertained the University
club at the Randolph Inn Monday even
ing. j. ID. Denison's paper was on
president or King"
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter,
Beatrice, OF Montpelier are with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster, for ten
days, coming Monday.
Scion Vail was up from Hanover from
Saturday until Tuesday, arranging for tue
Dartmouth vaudeville entertainment 10
be given here March LIST.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson came home
Saturday from Melrose Highlands, Mass,
where she had been for several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl III. rhresher.
Rev. X. NJ. Fowler went Tuesday TO
Springfield, VT, TO tie the nuptial knot at
a wedding in which Miss Jennie Chapman
OF Ludlow, a former parishioner, was the
bride.
Arthur NJ. Vaughn went to Nergennes
TODAY. where he is to read paper on
.sThe Planting and Care OF Young Or
chardsn before the State Horticultural
society in session there today and tomor-
row.
Mrs. Il. g. Ham stepped on sharp wire
nail at her home last Thursday evening
which penetrated the ball OF her foot quite
a distance, making so painful wound
that she was unable TO step with the loot
for several days.
Miss Bertha Hewitt OF Milton, Mass,
who had been visiting at DIR. n. III. Nc
Intyre's and at her sisters, Mrs. George
IA. Temples, at the Center, went saturday
to burlington to stay a few days before
returning TO her nome.
Misses Bertha Nancy and Maurine
Thayer went Friday TO Burlington 10 visit
Misses Evelyn Nancy and Alice Meln-
tyre and see Viola Allen in "a winters
Tale" presented at The Strong that even
ing. Miss Thayer remained over sunday.
Miss Pozee. a nurse who came last week
from Norw ich to assist in the care OF Mrs:
q. A. Chedel, was herself taken Ill ana
obliged 10 return, gong Friday: Mrs.
Chedel remains about the same. Her son,
Charles, was up from Hanover for Few
DAYS the last OF the week.
A daughter was born last week Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. McCarron OF 81.
Adams, but she lived only until Friday
night. Miss Jennie Woehler, sister OF
Mrs. MeCarron, went to st. Adams Satur-
day. The body CT the child was brought
here Monday, accompanied by the father.
II was placed in the tomb at East
Braintree TO await interment in the spring.