Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12

". at they'd swallowed in such haste.
j. II Marcott Of Milton is the present
day operator at the station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lashua of Hartford
have been recent guests at 5. II. Kings.
Mrs. Frank Gold OF Northfield was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. F. Tewksbury,
over Sunday.
There will be regular convocation of
Whitney Chapter, No. 5, X. A. NJ, Mon
day evening, April l6.
DR.. and Mrs. S. N. Gould went to Roch-
ester Tuesday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Gould's brother, ARA Hanks.
Mrs. II. r Sharpe came back Monday
from a brief trip to Newport, n. d., to
see her stepmother, Mrs. Alethea Mann.
The ladies of the Methodist church
served very nice hash supper last Thurs
day evening, at which they took in over
s1i.
HIS Brigham Of St. Albans, represent
ing the international Harvester company,
was in town Monday evening on busi-
ness.
Mrs. L. j. Carroll and son. Leroy, Of
Barre passed Sunday with Mrs. Car OILS
sister, Miss Cora White, at w. II. Glad
ding's.
Mrs. w. j. Blodgett, who recovered
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be about the house a little, is now having
a relapse.
Merrill Owen Of Lebanon, n. H.,
stopped here Saturday on his way to
Montpelier ana Barre TO spend two or
three days with Zebina Spaulding.
Mrs Hale l.. Flint and three children
reached home Tuesday from a weeks
absence in Milton with Mrs. Flint's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. +. HerrIck.
Judge Wm. II. Nichols has gained from
his recent severe attack OF illness and was
able Monday 10 dispense with the SER
vices Of his trained nurse, Mrs Ida Young
OF Montpelier.
Mrs NJ. Il. Granger and her daughter,
Edith, are home after two weeks abb
sence IN Brockton, Mass, where Miss
Edith was operated upon at the hospital
for the removal OF her tonsils.
Miss Olive Knowles, who had been at
the sanatorium six weeks during a tedious
illness following an operation for critical
case of appendicitis, was SO far recovered
Tuesday that she was taken home.
Horace Lane OF Gilead has rented the
III. A. Harper house in which George
Lane has been living. The latter is to
move 10 the Sanford place Of School
street, formerly occupied by G. Z. stock
we'll.
}. ID. Denison and daughter, Miss Kath-
crime, had q brief visit Sunday from j. X.
Spring Of Nashua, n. H., and from Mon
day 10 Wednesday entertained Mr.. Deni- |
sons niece, Miss Rosamond Denison OF
Denver, Col
George GlIdden, who expected to finish /
work at Salisbury Brothers factory Satur-
day and return to his home in New Il
had the misfortune TO come
Ia contact Tuesday afternoon with the
buzz planer, which removed the ends of
the second and thIrd fingers OF his left
hand.
A. +. Grover OF Lawrence, Mass, is
another Randolph boy who is doing well
for himself. He is now engineer on the
Boston & Maine railroad, having been
promoted after passing an examination
for the position with rank OF ~ 3l-l0)
per cent. He runs a passenger train from
Lynn to Marbehead, then to Boston and
back to Lynn.
The rs-opening OF school Monday
brought Principal T.. G. Ham back Friday
night from a vacation trip Of week TO
Hanover. Manchester and Dover, n. H.,
md South Parsonfield, Me. The second
assistant in the High school, Miss Frances
Warner, came from her home in Middle
Jury Saturday and is roomIng this term
It Mrs. j. II. Moultons.
The seed corn for the farmers who are to
liant sweet corn for the Demeritt q Pal
ner canning factory to be built here this
eason has arrived at the Randolph station
nd will be distributed among the growers
Don. Members OF the firm will come here
rom Waterbury this week or next, fix the
Ocation OF the factory and attend to mat
ers connected with its construction.
Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler OF the United !
tates court has granted a discharge from
ank ruptcy 10 b. F. Kicker, the step
eing taken pending an agreement by !
ounsel for postponement OF hearing, OF !
-hich the court WIS probably not aware.
he prosecution OF the county court case
I NJ { Rowell vs. Kicker for civil dam {
ges for obtaining money under false pre- Z
'nces is not likely to be affected by this
ischarge. {
The interesting article m the Brookheld
olumn last week regarding the sale OF the :
,rk shop property and the history OF the &
ldustry since its establishment at Colts
ond in Brookfeld village recalled to {
ldge VIM. III. Nichols the original in
sntor and manufacturer Of the steel fork.
his was the late Ezra Adams, who 70 !
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