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

| DAY rom a WISH 10 the family OF ner
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Rumrill, in Concord,
n. II.
Mrs. Henry Pope and two children Of
Springfield, who had been with relatives
in Moretown, went to c. Il. Pope's in
Beanyille yesterday.
Hartley Forth is disabled by an injured
finger on his left hand, smashed by fall
ing brick, while be was working on the site
of the Chandler Music hail.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher spoke before The
Spiritualist society in Braintree Sunday,
giving a most interesting account of her
experiences during the san Francisco
disaster.
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Hatch and Master
Eddie Curtin Of New York were in town
| from the Attn to the 9Th, going back then TO
New York, where Mr.. Hatch has work at
the Woodstock hotel.
| T. B. Cannon Of Mortified was en-
gagged Monday and Tuesday in inscribiDg
| the mortuary record of the late Mrs. f.
| A. Shattuck on the Martin-Flagg monu-
ment in the cemetery.
Mrs. Marion Beecher, whose home is in
| Dorchester, Mass, with her daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Bagley, IS visiting among
Randolph Fri nds and relatives in the
company of Mrs. Wealthy Lille OF Dudley,
| Mass.
Mrs. George Webster of East Randolph
has turned her artistic ability TO account
IN a new way and has on exhibition at the
Randolph Telephone exchange beautiful
hand-painted collars that find favor in
feminine eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Grover and daugh- /
ter of Lawrence, Mass, are at ". {. /
Greene's, Mr.. Grover for this week only, 4
and his wife and daughter for a longer 4
stay. Tuesday and Wednesday they 1
spent in Barre.
Maxton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Flint of Chester, Mass. took his de-
parture Monday after a pleasant outing |
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Prince, on the Jehiel Williams
farm, and with his uncle, ID. Hale Flint.
Mrs. Frank P. Mann Of Springfield, for
merly of this place, was operated upon
yesterday morning at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital in Hanover for the removal OF
tumor. The operation was successful and
yesterday Mr.. Mann, who had been in
Hanover with her, came to Randolph.
DR.. and Mrs. +. o. Blanchard went in
their auto Monuay TO Montpelier, where
the members OF the state board of dental
examiners, Of whom the doctor is one, are
examining candidates for licenses this
week. Miss Helen Blanchard is in Gays
vile during the absence Of her parents.
Saturday evening will be Children's
night al the Grange and an interesting
program has been arranged for the little
people, consisting of drills, recitations,
piano solos, singing and an essay by
Master Wilmar Angel. All Changers are
cordially invited to bring their children
TO this meeting.
Dir. and Mrs. Harry S. Clark Of Danvers,
Mass, are to be here in a day or two for
two weeks vacation. The doctors father,
Sylvester Clark, who had a limb broken
and an eye injured by the breaking of
rosser the 9Th OF June at Osgood a ,
Roundys, will be able, il is hoped, TO
leave the sanatorium next week. IF
While Eugene Marshall's horse was
hitched in front OF j. ID. Mitchellis store ]
afternoon, it became frightened
at passing load of hay and, in plunging
about knocked win Rands bicycle under
the feet OF Milo Wilson's horse, where the /
machine was fairly trampled to pieces.
The wheel had been left near the hltching ]
posts.
Mrs. A. T.. Lane and younger daughter,
Laura, from Mt. Vernon. n. V, have !
joined the elder daughter Marjorie, at /
the home OF Mrs. Lanes mother, Mrs. / 1
j. II. Moulton, with whom they will ,
remain until fall. They came yesterday !
with Mr. Lane, who went on to Mont
pelier and then started on business n
trip TO Seattle, Wash. 5
Mrs. Eugene Osha Of Waltham, Mass, i
brought the body of her seven-months- n
old daughter to Randolph Friday for I
burial in Southview cemetery. Three (
other children were with her and they all ,
went TO Braintree to spend some little
time with Mrs. Osha's parents, Mr.. and v
Mrs. Paul Wagner. The infants death d
was due TO tuberculosis Of the bowels. a
Miss Harriet Rand of Royalton, who {
had seemed TO be recovering from APP \
pendicitis, with which she was seized v
while staying at s. w. Howard's, had a $
recurring attack Sunday and yesterday b
underwent an operation at the sanatori- s.
UNI, Dr. Gle OF Hanover being the sur
geon. She rallied splendidly, passed a
comfortable night and seems in a very r
favorable condition this morning.
Rev. w. L. Sparhawk, who started out I
the 3Oth ult., to make a tour OF a part OF =
Orange county, spoke three times in =
Post Mills the next day, which was Sun :
day, and during the week gave a report :,
Of the Silver Bay Missionary conference :,
last summer to the people OF Fairlee, =
West Fairlee, Corinth and East Corinth. y
He was in Bradford the 9TH, with Rev. =
!. w. stuart in Hartland the 5th, and -
preached in Bethel Sunday. :,
Granville w Barnes was attempting TO a
move step ladder from the shed to the
Kitchen of his house on Weston street
saturday noon when be stepped off back
wards from narrow platform and fell six .
let to the shed bottom, striking on his .
back. Though terribly shaken, be grittily
persisted IN walking up 10 his store on v
Merchants Row ana made the trip again
lfter supper, bat increasing lameness pre- d
rented further effort when he reached l.
home again. Though no bones were
broken, his back was badly wrenched and n
he had sustained painful bruises. "
Wallace 5. Allis, native Of Brookdeld.
now practeing law in Norwich. Conn. r.
has just been appointed prosecuting at :,
orney OF the criminal court OF common Is
pleas in New London with a salary OF 4,
100. Mr.. Allis, who is a graduate 81 "
Yale college, became a member Of the New
London county r in lSsS and has made a
'apid progress in his profession, close at q
entlon to business, consoientiousness and M
'eliable work being the foundation Of his II
iuccess. tie was for two years city at g
orney Of Norwich; is president Of the %
meas bank and one Of the incorporators
y the Free academy. He was elected seua- il
or from the tenth district and served ia II
sll-Z, acting as chairman OF important al
committees on banks and revision ~ is