Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-25

AT w. 4 Rno's is a ''happy family" OF
seven spanloi puppies.
Mrs. Emily Hopkins OF Montpelier was
at J. ID. Denison's over sunday.
Mrs. George King of Plalnfield made
visit Monday night at p. j. Blanchard's.
w. e. Cushman is to re open his barber
shop on Merchants Row the first OF May.
Mrs. NJ. ii. Miller has been entertaining
Mrs. l.. {. White OF Windsor for few
days.
Almon Morse has been having hard
cold, with touch OF the grip, but Is now
better.
Mrs. Fred Pennock OF Franklin Falls,
n. H., was at Peter Jerd's from Saturday
to Tuesday. NtNt
from Lebanon, n H., on weeks yaca-
tion that ended Tuesday.
Mrs. John Marsh is very i'll with bron-
chitis, which, at her advanced age of So
years, causes serious apprehensions.
Miss Emma Moses underwent an opera
tion at the sanatorium Sunday, from
which she is making good recovery.
Guy Osha, who holds a responsible
position with the waltham Watch com
pany, was In Randolph Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. c. F. Burrough, pastor OF the
Universalist church in White River
Junction, visited Rev. w. T. Sparhawk
Tuesday. tI.
Miss Angie King, who has been at hes
home in Northtield the last two month,
rs again occupying her rooms IN the
Mcintyre block.
Ernest Hatch is in Manchester, N. H..
where he was called Saturday by the criti-
cal illness OF his father, Henry Hatch,
from Bright's disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larose have sold
their place on Thayer brook for $3.50 to
Mrs. John Hatch, whose family moved to
it from the q. II. Slack farm carly in the
spring.
Charles T.. Kilburn, as trustee. has
decided to Mrs. Eugene Carrigan the
house in which she has lately lived on
Forrest street and is now renting to b. s.
Howard. a11
Mrs. David Dunbar was called to Lowell,
Mass. yesterday by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs; Della Gouriey, who went to that
city in October to be with her daughter,
Miss Maud Gourley.
DR.. &. b. Drake OF Lebanon, N H., paid
professional visit last Thursday to |. ID.
Williams, who has been more feeble than
usual OF late, but was able this morning to
be up.
Papers were served upon B. f. Kicker in
droton the 18th in suit brought in favor
OF 4. nj. McCrillis on the charge of OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses to the
amount of 300. Mr.. Kicker furnished
bail.
The retail merchants of Vermont met in
Burlington Tuesday and formed state as
sociation in affiliation with tine national
Au ~ atasl ma 10 .
officers elected was j. f. Lamson of Ran
dolph, vice president for Orange county.
The Master Mason's degree was worked
upon two candidates from the Center at
the special communication Of Phoenix
lodge, F. and A. NJ, Monday evening.
The annual election of officers of the lodge
will take place at 2 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, April 80.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. e. Norton died suddenly the 21st
inst, after brief existence of ten days.
The funeral service was held Tuesday,
Rev. Fraser Metzger of Bethany church
officiating, and internent WAS made in
Southview cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. E. Granger intends to remove
in June to some place near Boston, with
finishing school in which her daughter,
Edith, may complete her studies. The
son, Fred Granger. who will be graduated
from the High school this commence
ment, is to enter Dartmouth college.
H. B. Salisbury and his son, Franklin,
have been to Hartford, Conn.,, after new
"a horsepower, Pope Hartford automobile,
in which they made the return journey,
reaching here today. E. T. Salisbury
joined them at White River junction for
the rest OF the trip in the car, which holds
five people and is adapted toa billy coun-
try. M
Henry s. Tobey had an operat ion at the
sanatorium Tuesday for the removal OF
pus from the pleural cavity around the
left lung, the formation OF which was due
to his recent severe attack of pneumonia.
He was comfortable yesterday though still
in critical condition. His sister, Miss
Clara E. Tobey, is expected today from
Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. Fred w. Curtis, who was taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
to have her case considered BY council
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