Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04
Randolph Continued.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson have gon,
to Boston and Bedford, Mass, for a week
leaving today.
| III. p. Lane OF Bethel Gilead has blood
/ pc isoning 10 his left hand which de7el.
| oped from cut.
Miss Viola Yerl<s OF White River june
ton was entertained for a few DAYS last
week by Miss Edith Granger.
Mrs. Esther A. Ely has left the Randolph
Inn, where she had been boarding some
time, and gone to Palmer, Mass.
Il. w. Tewksbury went to Boston today
TO return Monday with Mrs. Tewksbury,
who has been visiting in Beverly, Mass.
The Dartmouth Dramatic club will pre-
sent the comedy, "For One Night Oniy.p
in Dubois q Gays hall tomorrow evening.
Wesley AIMEE of Granville. returning
from trip to Paterson, N. j., was enter
tanned at III. II. Howard Monday night.
Eugene Wardner was operated upon
Monday at the sanatorium for appended
tis and is as comfortable as could be ex-
pee ted.
Miss Mary Pratt, who had been passing
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. o. S.
Chamberlain, went back to Montpelier
Yesterday.
Mrs. William Ryder OF Boston, who is
in Braintree for three weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Wells, came to the village
yesterday.
Willard Holman, civil engineer in Buff
talo, \. ". arrives today TO spend short
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Holman.
Miss Jennie Woehler, who has been al
the SparhaWk sanitarium in Burlington
several weeks, is home again, somew hat
improved in health.
The woman's Relief Corps is asked to
meet with Mrs, Ira ID. Williams at 80
O'Clock Friday afternoon to tie quilts for
the Soldiers Home.
Members Of the Snowshoe club are
hereby notified TO be present at the annual
business meeting at 1880 O'Clock Monday
evening, the Sth inst, ia the inn rarior.
Mrs. n. A. Mcneil and daughter. Shir.
ley, Of Barre have been with Mrs Nc.
Neil's mother, Mrs. Ida Young. at G. n.
ingalls, since Tuesday. They leave today.
William II. Kenney IS taking charge Of
J. p. Jerd's business Ia the Bass block
while Mr.. Jerd Is in Rochester establish
ing the branch music store which he
opened in that place the LIST
Miss Alice Mcintyre ACCOMPANIED her
aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Temple. from
Woodsville, n H., Monday and STAYED
until yesterday, v ben she went to Bur
iugton to continue her studies al the Uni
vcrsily Of Vermont
Miss Laura Clark, no had been spepd-
ing short vacation with her mother.
Mrs. :. ;. Clark. start Tuesday for
winston salem, y. c., where she i a
member Of the faculty Of the salem
academy and college.
DIR. Norman Morgan returned 10 New
York last Thursday from ldWin Morganrs.
having come few DAYS before on account
% the illness Of his sister, Mrs Edwin
Morgan, with whom his wife had been
staying TN De arrived.
Homer Ciough, who used 10 live in This
vicinity and worked for some time al B
H. MQrses, has heen very sick thrne
weeks al the home a his sister. Nrs
Poor, in South Northheld. and Be- thought
10 have typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie Worth Crane ana pr
Arthur Strohm Risser we're married
Dec 9th at Z7l9 Dewey avcuuc. Omaha
Neb. Miss Crane viii be remembered ~
9 few Randolph people as she has rislta
her aunt, Mrs. Charles W. A. Putnam.
Mrs. L. A. Head and daughter. Ruby. 81
Barre. no spent Christmas IN pfvnnof+fF. I
with Mrs. Heads mother. Mrs. Jsrrs
8 ham berlin, and have g 80 been In Wbife
tsiNer junction, art nos the guests OF Mr.
Head : grandmother. Mrs Henry Hs~rer
y hose grandson, Earl Parker. I'll BARR +.
also here. y