Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
Randolph Continued.

Hon. w.B. Well has been in Boston
this week ON a business trip, returning
last night.
Frank Veo. who had been at Henry Al
lens since Saturday, went back to Bellows
Falls yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Young, the nurse, is now car
ing for the sick in the family OF Loren
Snow in Brookheld.
Miss Emma Seymour came last night
from Swampscott, Mass, where she had
been passing the winter.
George Mann OF Dewey's Mills was with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Can't, j. Z. Eldredge has moved his office
from the Tewksbury block to his resi-
dence on South Pleasant street.
Mrs. w. II. Dubois is having an attack
OF bronchitis aud, though considered bet
ter yesterday, is still confined to the bed.
Mrs. Julia Cummings is spending few
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
| Powers, coming from Planheld yesterday.
J. w. Sault of st. Johnsbury, travelling
agent OF the New England Telephone
company, was in Randolph briefly yester-
day.
DIR. A. c. Bailey delivered an address
on "Angina Pectoris" before the Wash
ington County Medical association in
Barre Tuesday.
A son. weighing ten pounds, was born
March to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Somers
of Waterbury, Conn; grandson OF Mrs. j.
w. Gray, formerly of Randolph.
Mrs. Mary McCrillis has been succeeded
as Mrs. Susan Robinson's attendant by
| Miss Eta Kennedy of Granville, end will
go to Hardwick soon to visit her mother
The s1st birthday anniversary OF Rev
DIR. A. l.. Cooper fell on Tuesday, and hi'
sister, Mrs. Jane Bailey, aged 70, went ou
for the first time this winter to assist hin
in celebrating the event at his home.
b. T. Lombard. whose illness last weeL
excited grave fears, is at present NOR
comfortable physically and able to sit al
a little. His daughter, Miss Maud LON
bard, is at nome, coming from Boston tn
Sth inst.
James f. Howe is assisting G. H. Ingalll
in his barber shop, the latter's healtl
forbidding for awh nile close apple alton L
} business. Monaay Mr.. Ingalls, went K
t Mortified Falls to see his daughter, Lola
who is caring for her grandmother, Mrs
Marble. He returned the next day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry O'Connell Of Brat
tleboro are here caring for Mr.. O'Connell
mother, Mrs. Ellen O'Connell, who ha
been out of health for long time, suffer
ing from a complication OF diseases
, which last week took a much more IN
favorable turn Yesterday she appeare
to be a trifie better.
Ii was Gentlemen's night with tn
e BROOKLYN Ladies Whist club Wednesds
I evening, and seven tables of players rallie
/ at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Slack
Z by whom they were cordially welcomed
! Sandwiches, cake and coffee refreshed th
4 party in the pursuit Of high scores, n
i highest Of which was claimed by A. N
g Hubbard and Mrs. F.. A. Dunn.
5 About one hundred were present at tn
d Grange meeting Saturday evening, whe
play, s'That Dutchman Jake, was pre-
= sented in a very credjtable manner b
members OF the order and others. 1t Wa
q three-act comedy drama with an UMPIRE
meditated tragic feature in the discharg
: of lot of gunpowder into the left SIDE q
Martin Connolly's face. His brother
Patrick. was the villain OF the play an