Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-12

Mrs. G. s. Park hurst has returned from
three weeks absence spent in Waits
River.
Mrs. T. J. Adams came back from
/ Boston Wednesday, accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. W. p. Abbott, OF Proctor.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge has been seriously
4 i'll from a cold affecting the lungs and,
4 though gaining now, is still confined to
/ the bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Mattison, having
been with their daughter, Mrs. j. II, Mus
/ sega couple of weeks, left for Wallingiord
! yesterday.
Scion Vail and Harold Fish. who are
attending the Dartmouth summer school,
were here Tuesday to see the lntercity-
/ S. b. ball game.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Knowles have
| been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
N. Yeaton OF Adams, Mass, who went
away yesterday.
| Miss Nancie Jones finished her season
in the millinery department Of Bell
| Brothers store Saturday and went TO her
home in Stoekbridge.
Fred Fairbanks and James Rand are in
! town again, having terminated their
period OF service as walters on the steamer
agamore in Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller, who had
been making tour of the Great Lakes
and the Thousand Islands Of the 81. Law
renee, reached Randolph yesterday.
Miss Elsie Mendel Of Boston, guest
at the WIswall cottage, went away Satur-
day. and Miss Jessie Douglass OF Boston
is at present being entertained there.
Mrs. IL. j. Corwin, who has been
assisting in the care of her mother, Mrs.
Z - pnkgara n hQr home in
Lowell, Mass, yesterday for weeks
rest.
Miss Alice Coulumbe, who has been in a
hospital in st. Adams, suffering from a
slow fever, is now with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Coulumbe, gradually regaining
| her health.
4 Miss Lizzie Mudgett of Bethel, on her
way home from visit to Montpelier and
Barre, stopped here Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Abbie Bingham and Miss Ada
/ Burroughs.
Mrs. ]. L. Manning and three children
of Somerville, Mass, are at j. II. Gala
hans for a couple of months, arriving
Saturday with Mr.. Manning, who stayed
over Sunday.
Ernest and Arthur Austin went to Fair
/ fax this morning to spend part OF the
summer vacation with their father. Their
I uncle, Arthur Bell, went with them and
will be away few days.
| Mrs. J. A. Gorham, who has been car
! ing for Mrs. Sarah Short Powers since
the latter fractured her hip in fall
month ago, is at home for a rest. Miss
Bessie Short OF Sharon takes her place as
nurse for Mrs. Powers.
c. G. Dubois Joined his family at the
Sanford farm the 4th, but returned to New
York the Sth. He will be here again next
Sunday and will then starr for Chicago,
Denver and Kansas City on business that
will detain him until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman K. Moulton
started Tuesday on three days trip o the
White Mountains, where Mrs. Moulton
was TO remain With her brother, Mafden
Platt, while Mr.. Moulton attended to bus
mess matters in New Hampshire
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton drove
from Woodstock Saturday, Mrs. Hamilton
remaining over Sunday, with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Fisher, while Mr.. Hamilton
took the services in Bethel for the Meth
odist pastor, Rev. j. Wesley Miller.
Rockwell j. Flint, editor Of the Dunn
County News of Menomonie, Wis, made
the Inn his headquarters last week while
touring about this section which was ia
miliar ground to him before he went West
10 years ago. He left Saturday for Mont
pelier.
n. e. Greene was able to walk out Tues
day for the first time since his protracted
siege with erysipelGs in the left limb.
His daughter, Eva, who has been i'll with
tonsilitis, had an abscess in the right ear
opened Sunday, after which duinsy sore
began to develop.
Mrs. Annie Dumas, who went to the
Center last week to assist her daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Bower, in preparing for the
dance in the new barn, was taken sick
there and was not able to be brought
home until Sunday. She is still feeble,
and Tuesday her son, Z. o. Dumas, and
his wife were here from Woodstock to see
her.
L. d. Clark of Lakeport, n. H., and his
gang of y men finished the work of re-
dressing the more WORKOUT Of the con-
crete walks Friday and moved on to
Montpelier. The whole length of the
Randolph avenue walk was redressed, the
expense to the village being lightened by
gift of 80 from some Of the residents at
the upper end Of the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. " Booth, their son
and nephew, Ralph Mills, of Bridgeport,
Conn, reached town Monday and. after
spending the night with Mrs. Booths sis
ter Mrs. Fannie Fullam, went to Brook
field to visit relatives. Mr.. Booth leaves
today, but the others will be here some
time longer. Mrs. Fullsm has also with
her a third nephew, Perry Waling of
Bridgeport.
Judge and Mrs. VIM. II. Nichols e1ter-
tainen Friday the judges cousin, DE-.
Ammi 5. Nichols OF Portland. Ore, with
his two daughters and son. The PARTY
drove TO Braintree hill, the birthplace of
DR.. Nichols, who is a son OF the late DR..
Ziba b. Nichols and grandson of the late
Rev. Ammi Nichols, and renewed acquaiat
ance with the old landmarks Of the Sec
ton. Or. Ziba b., who was the seventh
son OF a seventh son Of 2 physician. has
three sons now associated IN the practice
Of medicine in Portland. This was DR..
Ammi's FIRST trip East W 80 years and was
taken for the purp Sc Of escOrting his