Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29

To behold them later cutting
The appendices from books.
Miss Edith Marcott is enjoying period
of rest and recreation in Boston.
Mrs. Mary Mann is entertaining her
nephew. A. c. Holman of st. Albans
Miss Jane Wellington of Brookheld is at
Mrs. Mary Boyce's for a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Thayer were in
Sharon over Sunday as the guests OF Mrs.
Smith Griffin.
Miss Winnifred Chadwick resumed duty
as head clerk in the postofiice Monday
after two weeks illness.
L. @. Erskine and John Fisk attended
meeting OF the Knights Templar com
mandery in Montpelier last night.
Munsell OF Hartford, the White River
junction High school baseball player, has
been passing the week with Jack Vail.
Miss Mabel Lamb, who had been the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Merrill Camp
bell, went back to Warren this morning.
Mrs. Harry Dow OF New Haven, Conn,
and her companion, who have been at the
sanatorium, are now at the Inn for
while.
G.. Yarney Richards, general manager
of the International Red Cross Cream
been at the Inn for few days.
George B. Emery, who has been living
in the Spooner house on Hale street. has
rented the tenement in Harrison Har-
woods house on Weston street
The odd Fellow Dramatic company is to
present the play, Nevada, or the Lost
Minep in Bethel, April 4, repeat Il here
the 5tn and give 1t 10 Roxbury the 7th.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and son, Robert, of
Hartford were among the arrivals yester-
day and ere TO spend a week with Mrs.
Briggs mother, Mrs. George 5. Moullon.
Mrs. A. G. Bailey, who has been con-
fined to the bed seven weeks, suffering
from neuralgia OF the nerves OF the head
and stomach, is beginning TO gain little.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper has been housed
several days, reeuperaiing after an opera
tion for the removal of a small fatty tumor
from his shoulder, performed by DIR. A. C.
Bailey.
IN. Holman has sold through the A.
B. Cushman Real Estate agency for
nominal consideration his farm on irhayer
brook TO Russell Burridge, who Will oc-
cupy II.
The school directors of Braintree have
organized by choosing Mrs. ID. l.. Fisher
superintendent, Mrs. George /. Ford clerk.
George G. Flint chairman and Richard
Osha truant oiiicer.
John Curran went to Burlington last
night to return today with Mrs. Curran,
who has been q patient al the Mary
Fletcher hospital six weeks. She Is much
improved in health.
The Rochester club social will be held
with MIR. and Mrs. ID. T. Dyer tomorrow
evening. The ladies are requested to carry
rolls, doughnuts and pies OF any kind, and
friends NAV be invited.
Ernest Manchester has just had his
pool room newly papered and painted
and is preparing to install a bowling
alley Of the silent kind with rubber
covered balls and rubber capped pins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Raymond returned
last night from their trip to Washington,
ID. c., and Atlantic City. Miss Annie
Walsh who accompanied them, stopped
in Boston and will be there about week
before coming home.
Mrs. Henry A. Leonard was operated
upon for the removal OF the appendix
Monday morning at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington and rallied re-
markably we'll She has gained rapidly
in strength and tomorrow Mr.. Leonard
expects 10 visit her.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sowles and Miss Nina
Brown Of Roxbury were the guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. +. 5. Tracy last Thursday, at
tending the cantata in the evening, as did
also Mrs l.. l.. DickermRn OF East Gran
vile, who was entertained by her sister,
Mrs. b. 4. Nickerson.
Mrs. lamar Angel was taken to the
bospital al Waterbury Saturday by A. j.
Richardson TO be treated for a recurring
mental trouble. She left the sanatorium
three weeks ago recovered from an attack
OF the grip and had since been boarding
at Mrs. Mary BOyce's.
n. NJ. Totman, proprietor Of the green
house, has issued au attractive catalogue
OF his tested garden and flower seeds,
bedding, Towering and vegetable plants,
OF which he offers a large variety. The
cover gives a view OF his extensive beds
under glass, and the catalogue contains
much interesting matter 70 prospective
gardeners.
Charles Quaide vacated yesterday the
Russell Woodward house on South Main
street. In which he had been living for
the last five months. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward took immediate possession OF
the place. The Quaides have stored the ir
goods at 4. q. Erskine's, and Mrs. Quaide
went 10 Providence today 10 stay
with q sister until be can md another
desirable tenement.
Rev. Homer White held Lenten service
Friday and ofiiciated sunday In 81. Paul's
church. White River junction, preaching
al Wilder m the afternoon. Monday be
spent with his sisters, Mrs r b. Merrill
and Mrs. Aurora Rogers in Woodstock.
Fhe latter. who was stricken with paraly
SIS 81 the right side early in February, has
reclaimed soH1o use % that side and Is now
able % sit up par Of thc time.
REV. Joseph Hamilton OF Woodstock
aas r. town Monday and Tuesday % see
fo ere making 81 some repairs on his
horaa on -nut1 Pleasant street, occupied
81 W. N. GhadWtcs. Mr Hamilton, Y ho
agr-rtss ta tst.c up bis residence Iu RAN
daIuh at hc end of the approaching ses-
SION of conference has decided % remain
in the active ministry Qf tbe Methodist
church auol hCr year, his paris hi0uers e.
Woodstock being very anxious % retain
hls services.
The ladies 81 the Randolph Woman
Literary club met 81 the home q Mrs.
Fraser MetEger saturday afternoon. Mar.
"a. 81 the usual hour. A w hit Ter after
noon was much enjoyed. An interesting
uauer on Nv Whiitier a. Poet was pre-
pared by Mrs. N. A. ewksbury. ~lhe
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