Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

John X. Angel has been crippled lately
Z By sciatica IN the right foot.
Curtis 5. Emery. collector Of customs AZ
Newport, was in the village Friday.
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury and Mrs. Laura
Clark are passing little time in Barre.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall is spending
week with Miss Elsie Mendel in GlouLes-
I ter, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Curtis are in East
i Someryille, Mass, as the guests Of Mrs.
Curtis sister, Mrs. Orinda Cole.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall has gone to Bur
llngton to be with her son, Charles Gran
Dali, and family two or three months.
Miss Margaret Smith Of East Bethel and
Miss Anna Smith Of Melrose, Mass, were
at Mrs. L. L. Brooks from Friday to
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Morton and 500, John
Randolph, Of Mt. Vernon, n. Y. left
Randolph Monday TO visit relatives 10
/ Huntington.
Edwin Montgomery OF the Boston
police force Is in Randolph on vacation,
accompanied by bis wife and her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Adams.
Mrs. Ellen Young. who has been with
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Morse at the City
hotel Ia Barre some time, is now in Erie,
| Pa, where her son, Homer y. Young,
resides.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cassidy are enter
tanning his sister, Mrs. Mary Sanders OF
Springfield, Mass; nephew and nieces,
DIniel and Miss Bessie Ryan and Mrs.
Annie Rousseau Of Burlington.
Mrs. Hiram Bean OF Medford, Mass,
who had been TO see relatives in Barre,
stopped at this point Saturday on the re-
& Il.
I day. While In town she was entertained
at w. w. Beans.
4 Mrs Susan Porter and Mrs Ella Wheel
/ ock OF Barnard came Friday and stayed
I over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ Porter, who have lately moved from Barn
ard TO that part OF the Bradish house va
Gated by J. +. Newcity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Chamberlin, have
+ been in Barnard most Of the time since the
/ the 18th inst, taking care Of his mother,
4 Mrs. Nelson Cham berlin, whose condition
a. the result OF a severe shock necessitates
their removal TO that place.
| Car oil Granger, the latter part Of whose
4 two weeks vacation had been devoted 10 a
carriage trip to Pomfret and Tunbridge,
with his wife and two children, came
/ bsck last Thursday to the starting poiut,
/ Randolph, and Saturday took his family
/ home 10 Barre.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap Of Fitchburg,
\ Mass, called here by the death OF her
/ mother, Mrs. w. +. Howard, took her de-
| parture Saturday to Wakefield Mass, TO
| look after the children OF her daughter,
/ Mrs. Ernest Whitney, while the latter IS
away on a trip to Philadelphia.
Agar f. Carleton, VIII had been in this
country on a leave OF absence, the greater
psrt u which was spent with his mother,
Mrs. A. 5. Carlton, and his sister, Mrs.
j. f. Hobart, in Essex Junction, sailed the
I 18th from New York to resume duty as
consular agent at Almeria, Spain. About
the time OF his departure, Mrs, Carleton
was called to Round Lake, y. T., by the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs. NJ. D
| Nelson.
"The state Normal school commission
ers, - says the White River Junction Land
marx. ahave placed our school on the
eligible list. and this entities the graduates
TO teach in any OF the public schools OIL the
state without passing preliminary exam
| inatiou during the next seven years-a
priyfle3e seldom conferred, and one which
l sttests the high rank in scholarship the
school has attained under Prof.. Mhite-
| hills able management.
Mrs. L. c. Drew and Miss Lettie Bailey
went to South Tunbridge Friday to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Bertha tCloudl
Merrill OF Barre, whose death occurred
| the 18th at the Emergency hospltai IN
that city after an operation from whlch
she never rallied. She was % years OF
age and left, besides her husband, Clinton
4 Merrill, a mother, Mrs. John Coy oil
south Royalton, a sister, Mrs. George
| Rohoaon OF Washington, ana a DrolneI' ,
perley Cloud, who resides in New YORK
state. Previous TO her marriage, MIS-.
Merrill lived for some time IN the iaihlly
OF Mrs. Drew.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Newspaper Union was held at the once OF
the Essex Publishing company IN Essex
Innction. the 18th, with 80 out OIL tine 80
shares renresented, and the following
hoard Of directors was elected Il. r.
rbaver NJ. G. REYNOLDS, William b. john
SON q. M, Ferrin, and Mrs. L. 2. Thayer.
| The report OF the secretary ana treasurel
sbowed that over 800 in improvements
had been made during the past year, the
Indebtedness reduced $3.50, and thst tine
compspy was in a prosperous cohuitlon'
Al the meeting OF the directors the r Ioliom
mo officers were elected:-L. Z. mayer,
rns dent dent Mrs. Thayer, vice president
| H q. REYNOLDS, secretary and treasurer
! The regular dividend of 4 per cent was
| declared.
| CHARLES Brown OF White River Junction,
rhiis AZ the farm OF his mother n-laN !;
| Mrs Flizsbeth Allen, recently, performer
| = ray,orkabIe feat in surgery WITHOUT nay
ing ever prepared himself for the dlstlb Re
gu1shed career of as pecislst or to enter h;o .pe
Seterinary field. poor dyspeptlc elit tso
on that seemed near its END attrs s.. VA
st 81 sn Of Mr.. Brown, who diagnosed q
az case as trouble in the crop, that organ
tns oaI mi n and yery hard. As the chick
UerH Evidently failing rapidly, and opera
tions are always successful whether ao;d Snd
r,yIs lives or dies, Mr.. Brown decided
s r,,arate He opened the crop, took out
20 o ~ 81 swollen. indigestible corn, was n i
she food receptacle and sewed up the IN IN,
nipntes that chicken had rallied splendid,
" and arisen to preen its % sgcb CRISIS
Of personal Appearance an that N the bird will
DeIng crow p 1t is now fiourishlng hneiy
neSe GEMS 70 have escaped all danger oil