Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
Randolph Continued.

B. A. Allen was IN Bellows Falls over
Sunday.
K. A. Thomas went to New York Tues.
day on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForrest Lewis we-e in
Mortified Sunday and Monday.
Miss Agnes Woodward OF Morrisville is
guest at Elm cottage, arriving Monday.
). j. Yirak Of Proctor was a guest at
Rev Fr. Penders' from Friday to Mon
day.
Miss Lyla Putnam, who teaches in
keene, y. H., is home for the spring vaca-
tion.
The Kings Daughters will meet Al z
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. March n. with
Mrs. Flora Flnt.'T
Ms. Bernard McGarron of st. Albans is
Win her father ana sister, Gustav and
Miss Jennie Woehler
Miss Floy sturtevant, the guest Of Miss
Edlth Howard for a week went 10 her
home in st. Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie LoOmis and her daughter
Florence, OF Mortified are the guests al
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers are enter
tanning their granddaughter, Miss Julia
cummings, OF Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. Don Moore and son went bacl, TO
Sharon Tuesday after ten DAYS with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Mareott.
Mrs. Maud Durham OF East Bethel is
recovering nicely after an operation for
appendicitis at the sanatorium Sunday
=, Mss Cora Noble has joined her father.
W a. NOBLE, in Burlington after an
extended visit to her mother and sister In I,
Randolph -
Miss Hazel Fairbanks went to swspten
Monday TO begin her seasons work ~
George Dunbar.
Mrs. A. b; Gay gave a whist party Of ,
Tour tables Friday evening at which john
r TeWksbury and Mrs. Henry SEYMOUR
were the winners.
Mrs. Aida Slack, who came home Mon !
lay from Wilder, where she had been I
lurslng, went to White River Junction
yesterday to care for a case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Drew and M and =
YRS. l.. Y. Drew were m Warren last y
thursday to attend the funeral OF Mrs. /
imam Parsons niece OF G. w. Drew. B
Mrs. f. w. rewksbury underweut n
uecessful operation for append cftis ines =
ay at the sanatorium, the surgeon bsins, \
=; =; :. Rumrill, assisted by Drs. Clifford Il
nd Russlow. y
DIR. f. A. Rich Of Burlington arrived a
londay and went to Brookfield to test lie q
I'd Of cattle on the Cassius Peek farm
y stephen Holden but found no trace of
lberculosis.
5. II. King is running the milk cart OF &C
= son.ln-law, John Curran, who was al
ken Ill Sunday and threatened with nm
tack OF typhoid fever, which has. how ri
'er, been broken up. al
McCollom & Estabrooks have finished b
lJyesting he third crop Of spring water
G from the McCollom pond and now have m
oreu block Of 1861 tons, shrur k. which hf
all they will put up this season. VA
Mrs. Fred Shequine, who has been ont
heallh Tor some time, is to be operated ga
ION Tor floating kidney this morning al,
tue sahalorlum by DR.. J. p. Clifford, mi
sisted by Drs Angel and Scott. cal
Mrs. L. A. Pearson and her daughters th
Uses Gertrude and Jessie, Will ship their
'usehold goods next Monday to Nont-e.
r, m whnch city they have found Z
sirable tenement on Elm ST Get. EN-
George +. Mason aud his daughter Mrs H.
l. wills, started for Bangor, Me. ves- gu
day in response to a dispatch anno1nc- Pa
! the death Of Mr.. Mason's sister fhe low
fe OF DR.. f. !. Bradford OF Bangor fror, net
enects Of shock suffered a month lbs
drs. Walcott A. Mead OF Hartford vice- Pa
'sident Tor the Windsor district az tho wa
rmont Branch Of the Woman's Auvjiis-, a v
the Board OF Missions, met the ladies sol
81. Johns church Tuesday afternoon- 81
the ladies Of Grace church at the Cen, S. Z
yesterday afternoon. die,
'arney Shapiro of the Randolpb har- dea
n store, who travels thoughouf tbfa ack
ton with line of merchandise. L bsv- pril
surgical treatment at the Mary
tcher hospital in Burlington for efric
e Of the stomach, which will keen mir,
lined there three or four weeks.
y. Guy z. Loudon left Burlington Fri.
Tor Boston to take part ia the program,
he second annual convention al the A
Y England Osteopathic association hiatt
7 winch he was TO visit Mrs. L0udon's Con
snts, DR.. ana Mrs. II. II. McIntvre in vrjfi
shington and 60 to other sUut bern ION,
ats.
he program for the Grange meeting
lrdaF evening viii consist OF r1,1sis 49,
the choir, a paper by Mrs n L. Re- -
The Advantages Of Rural Life ana no,
by Mrs. L. A Russlow on .srbe -
.l w. gss p hlTai Lie Each Let
aber VIII be Erd Go respond to tbe viii
'uon, "of what 13 YOU consider doin
.ess in life to consist. II.
le school directors met Monday ana s. 81
.nized by electiug p. -. Howe ebair- don
: L. e. Clarke clerk. George Hvyrr
ut officer and G. T. Boyden superin-
ent 4 petitioa had been presented syar
Bg that the Beanvilie school be eIrsgd f5iee
hs pupils given an opportunity 10 ,oo-
ID the graded school, Ell NE aarne rt
requesting that, IL the petition were s ~
seq, Miss NettYe Robbins stoufd h. -,
hed ~ the position Of teacher Ia the ss,-e
SOD district. which she has 70 arlv fr.,,
I The directors, after celebration. 49,
led 10 continue the school at Bean sfatr,
another year. ~,
A. Brigham Of the Brigham Gelsti,e IS. /
anv has been iofued tr hfc 80 - p9-.l