Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-14
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o. ". c. Emerson = 49, $500, ~ s
NE; trip to Concord, hampton ana
!'i s',.ster was born the 9th 70 Mr..
a dsns iobn Hurlbut, living IN The
pa house on PARK street.
Po'D' Hunter, who had been visit
Mfs. a., -Sfber. r. A. Shattuck, left for
ng ~ IN Windsor Tuesday.
sI no'-' IA Mrs. Z. G.. Ham gave very
Pm. gi1i,rmal reception to the seniors
Isss .l..5 ers Of the High school Tuesday
ANGEL. who planted potatoes
Jalh Nav. found Saturday, q days
BE- ~ ,hst ne plants had jumped out OF
Ground eight inches.
,senath Cross, who went 70
Mo lass. saturday, returned last
I ~ saceampanied by her daughter, May
Monday and Tuesday nights in
ffo7 ..o1s IN high land to some extent,
.isl',is5iy beans, but a fog protected
rI.,rv s. Clark OF Danvere, Mass,
" ", s1pointed instructor at the Tia
pa 1890 school for one half day each
~ n tbe next academic year.
n I Corwin OF Lowell, Mass, was
ths arrivals last night, being
al S'4 ,ere by the injury sustained by her
81 49, Mrs. sarah ). Powers, IN fail
y. ia Mrs. ID. II, Morse, Mr.. and
r,eC. Flint. Mrs. j. Harms Bass
a4 Il. Paige are at Northheld
l u ground today attending the Pomona
Grs1ga meeting.
Miss Bessie Eastman, trimmer IN AIRS.
Draperfs millinery store, has COM
= - M seasons work and gone to
s,.1ri \. IL, to visit Mrs. Pearl Rum
10 feW DAYS before proceeding TO Man
chester.
- NJ. Goodenough, the guest for
- n Mrs. r. l.. Bass. Will go back
R-,ffleboro tomorrow, taking with her
~. Bsss mother, Mrs. A. j. Goode-
-o5yb. who has been with her daughter
IN months.
IA. Willis T. sparhawk will preach in
bs grai1tree Hin Cong'l church next
s1pday morning, the 17th, at II o'clock.
4 PoIIoWing the preaching service the com
m8Di0n will be administered and Tour
sons will be baptized and taken INTO
1 tas church.
4 News has been received Of the death of
M Belsey Mashburn IN Melrose, Mass !,
lu1eG The deceased was the WIDOW OF
4 i I
Tsirs ago. and both had many friends and
is7aaIntauces in Randolph.
MS Eta Chamberlain, whose year OF
|iAtang In the Union school al Mont-
4 sIIsr b5s drawn 10 a close, came 10 Ran
solph Monday but will 90 in a day or
loo 10 East Roxbury 10 stay some time
|vBh her friend, Miss Leila Webster.
Fred Gordon was taken suddenly III
IN Thursday afternoon while at work in
Salisbury Brothers factory and Saturday
morning underwent a successful operation
|st TIE sanatorium for the removal Of the
appendix. lie is now gaining steadily.
Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy of MorrisvIlle
stopped here Tuesday night on his way
o Inc Congl convention IN Nooastock.
Mrs Hardy, who accompanied him 20
Randolph, Is visiting among their former
practitioners while he is attending the
convention.
Mrs. John Gorham returned Saturday
from an absence OF several weeks IN Stove,
where she had been taking charge OF the
household Of her sister, while the latter
was engaged 10 teaching. MIR. Gorham,
Who Is employed by The Brattlebor0 Cabi-
ne company, was home over Sunday and
Monday.
Julian Washburn Of Batavia, y. Y, vice.
president OF the Ward Pillow company. and
his daughter, Miss Mary. are among those
whom the Normal commencement season
a called TO town. They are making
ilss headquarters at the Randolph Inn.
N Wsshburn, who is a son OF the late
lN.el Nashburn, has been connected
Ftd he piow business % years.
M. and Mrs. Orson WOodcock went TO
Burlington Tuesday to have a cataract |
removed from Mrs. Moodcock's right eye |
By Dr. Twitchell at the Mary Fletcher |
hospital Mrs. Will Pitkin made the
l1lFney with them, returning the same
cay Il was found upon examination that
TIE tear glands OF Mrs. WOodcock's eye
would have TO be treated before an operation
could be performed, and Mr.. Moodcock |
lsii her in Burlington yesterday and came
h0me.
u. L. Ayers of Dickinson, n. d., was
entertained at j. +. Mead's yesterday, |
While his daughter, Dorothy, and, his
sister, Mrs. Albert Cole OF Montpelier,
we're the guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. q. |
0sha, Mr.. Ayers is the editor OF the |
Dickinson Press, in whose Office Miss
Lucinda Dupuis has been working since
lAe last OF March and gaining in the
meantime an increase OF ten pounds IN
weight. Mr.. Ayers and bis daughter go
ioday 70 Bellows rails and from there TO
Boston.
Caspian Lake Notes.
!, Prof and Mrs. n. j. Whitehill OF
White River Junction are at Camp
caspian for the summer, coming the llth.
B. II. Sanborn and daughter, Alice,
ne HEsaf . A. -. N4nNH