Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05

undergone four operations since June.
I II. w. Mcintyre attended meeting OF
+ the directors OF the Orange County lele-
phone company in Eas; Barre Friday,
when j. b. Adams resigned his director
ship on account of other business. and Z.
5. Booth was elected TO fill the vacancy.
Charles Morse viii finish work for G. +.
Moulton at the Stock farm Monday and
will be succeeded by Fay Wells as butter
maker The 18th Of the month Mr.. Morse
will take Mr. Wells old place as manager
OF the Creamery at North Randolph.
Mrs. A. B. Fish went to Gaysville
Wednesday to see her grandson, Clement
Allen, who was driving a horse in the
logging operations at bis fathers mill
when his leg was caught by the rolling
logs and pinched to the bone, making a
wound that had TO be closed with stitches.
Rodney Wiley, who hae been working
for w. Z. Flint, exhibited symptoms OF q
mental disturbance last Thursday and
caused some alarm by the purchase OF a
revolver and cartridges, with which il was
feared he might injure himself. tie was
persuaded 10 give up the weapon, and un-
der treatment is regaining his mental bal
ance.
Or. and Mrs. fl. II. Mcintyre reached
home Saturday from an absence m Wash
ington, ID. c., covering the coldest part OF
AUG MlAAEFs MI anu AlIEH L. ~ III X AAu II
and child, who had been staying at the
MCINTYRE residence with Mr.. and Mrs. N.
n. Miller, have gone TO the Inn TO board
until they can find a desirable dwelling
place.
Mrs. l.. r. Draper came back Friday aft
er a week among the millinery markets IN
Boston, 10 which city she was aecompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss Carrie, who
stopped at FOXb0ro, Mass, on the return
journey. Mrs. Diapers trimmer this
spring is Miss Bessie Eastman OF Quebec,
who has been with her for the last two
seasons.
DR.. W. F. Hazelton of Bellows Falls met
DIR. j. z. Clifford Monday in consultation
IN the case Of Mrs. Jesse Remington, who
has been seriously troubled with neuralgia
all winter and lately has been in more fee.
bic health than usual. Mrs. Remington,
" no has been out OF the sanatorium since
the middle Of September, was advised TO
undergo a series of operations, which
might permanently relieve her OF the abb
scesses that have made her an invalid SO
long.
r. Nardin and two daughters OF Bur
lington were in the village Tuesday and
announced the intended return OF the
family To Randolph about the first OF May.
when r. Mazzolini, who is now IN Italy,
" III relieve Mr. Nardini at the fruit store
the room vacated by Drs Clifford and
Russlow on Merchants Row and III IL up
for an ice cream parlor IN summer and a
light retreshment pace in winter in con-
nection with the fruit store.
Hale L. Flint's double team, which was
hitched in front OF Il. Il. Evans Sunday.
broke loose and ran down Prospect hill
into Main street, narrowly escaping col
lision with team containing Mrs. II. NJ.
n = I..-- ~
Totman Of North Tunbridge. The pair
continued their flight through the COW
cred bridge and then turned onto Park
street leading to the Flint farm. They
were proceeding more soberly up the Park
street bill when they were stopped al W.
r. Flintis.
Frank l.. Travers OF Medfield, Mass. and
Miss A. Lucille, eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Packard. were united in mar
riage at the home OF the brides parents at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon by Rev. Sam
uel Knowles, pastor OF the Baptist church.
Only the members OF the BRIDES family
were present, and after receiving their
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Travers left
on a brief trip to Montpelier, from which
they returned Sunday. They took their
departure Tuesday for their future home
in Medfield, where the groom has posi-
tion as foreman in a hat factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Chedel were
present Friday at the graduation OF their
elder son, Charles. from the medical de-
partment of Dartmouth college with
rank that entitled him TO the first appoint
ment from his class TO the Mary Hitch
cock hospital in Hanover. The newly
fiedged physician came home for a few
days after the event and yesterday return
ed 10 Hanover to take up his years work
at the hospital, m which he has already
been on duty a month. Mrs. L. II. Ed
gerton and son. Lawrence, OF Rochester
we're with the Chedols Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. b. Eldredge. the latter's
mother and sister, Mrs. A. J. McGlatiin OF
this place, and Mrs. b. VI. Davis of ASSN
ippi, Mass, were in Northtield yesterday
at the funeral OF Mrs. McClafiin's daugh-
ter n-law, Mrs. T.. 5. McGlafiin, who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling-
ION early Sunday morning from the effects
Of an operation for the removal OF tumor
the previous Tuesday, The deceased, a
former resident OF Warren, had lived in
Mortified the last five years and had
made many friends there. She had reach
ed the age Of as years and left husband
aud one sister, whose home is in Lebanon,
n. III.
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