Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21
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Gases OF Serious illness.

Hon, wm, II, Dubois vas takea with
two severe hemorFhages OF the lungs fri-
Gay morning, al 5 O'Clock and again al =,
followed at O'Clock Saturday morning by
a third, which leit him in very weak and
preearious state, He rallied gradually 80
that IN spite OF fever arising from the
trouble Ia the lungs, he was quite COM
Portable the next three days. Tuesday
night, he had another hemorrhage, so
slight however as not To pereeptibly affect
his condition, lie passed 4 cOmtoTla-
BILE night and seemed brighter this
morning, His elder son, Charles q.
Dubois OF Chicago, who was in New
York on business, was reached by tele-
graph Friday and came that night, lie
stayed until Monday night when, his
father showing no more alarming symp-
toms, he left Tor Chicago, where urgent
matters demanded his presence. Miss
Marion Abbott, a trained nurse from
Rochester, \. H., arrived saturday and is
caring for the patient,
A, j, Kelley has been having repeated
hemorrhages OF the right lung and.
though 50 years OF age, stoutly resisted
their Weakening effects until he was
obliged 10 take 10 his bed Friday. Though
he continues To spit blood, Il is only lit
tie at time, and this morning he appears
TO be holding his own,
A, h. Tewkshury was seized Wednesday
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development OF bronchial pneumonia
from which he seems now To be slowly
gaining.
John Mudgett, living at G. W. Pride's.
has been very sick with a hard cold that
threatened to become pneumonia, aud at
present is only able to sit up an hour or
two each day,
Mrs. A. II. Powers is just beginning to-
recover from the grip, with which she has
I been prOstratel several daNs.
The title son OF Il. Il. Wyman has been
critically I'll with pneumonia, and, though
somewhat better, Is not yet entirely con
yalescenl Mr.. Wymau's mother, Mrs
Laura Wymau, is in feeble condition
from two weeks run Of the grip.
lnilla, the little daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. b. A. Durkee, has whooping cough,
and their infant son is critically III With,
pneumonia complicated by whoOpmg
cough. The children's mother is in poor
health, suffering from appendicitis, and
was intending to go TO the sanatorium
shortly for treatment. Mr.. Durkee went
/ to Woodstock Monday to work and was
notified yesterday Of the sickness in his
family.
| Mrs. :. n. Homan is having a bronchial
/ trouble that it was feared might develop
/ into pneumonia, and is being cared for by
/ Mrs. James Howe.
f. A. Shattuck was out yesterday after
/ being housed a week by cold
| I'll. b. Bell has been confined to the bea
with the grip and this morning his wife
and two children are down with the same
disease. His sister, Miss Flora Bell, has
also been a victim OF the prevailing
/ trouble, but is better.
| levi Dudley was taken Tuesday with
bronchial pneumonia, which he seems to
be bearing very well.
/ Ersie Bingham has been sick with bron-
chitis and Everett Bingham with the grip.
/ The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
| Abbey is very i'll.
Mrs. Amanda Thayer is having an at
tack Of indigestion.
! c. w. A. Putnam has been incapacltated
by the grip for two weeks, during which
| time his duties as jantor at the Kimball
| Public library have been performed by A
j. Huse.
Mrs. Emily Burroughs has been kept in
bed week by grippy cold and her
brother, John Herrick, was taken to the
sanatorium Friday to be treated for SINH
lar ailment.
Doris, the little daughter of &. o. oshs-
has severe attack OF bronchitis.
The youngest child of Charles Oracle
was dangerously i'll with pneumonia, but
began to mend little yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Fillion has her right ankle
in cast as the result of fracture sus-
tanned in fall on the ice.