Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-18

j. W. Burt and his daughter, Miss
Anita Burt, have gone to Orange, N. j.,
to spend some time with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. III. Holmes.
A special communication OF Ph@nix
lodge, r. and A. NJ, will be held in Ma
sonic hall Monday evening, April ?, with
work on the NJ. M. degree.
Miss Alma Kennedy has gone to her
home in Granville after years attend
ance on Mrs. Susan Robinson, with whom
her place is takeL by her sister, Miss Eta
Kennedy.
Doraud Brothers OF Chester bought a
flock of 122 sheep OF Z. ii. and X. g..
Mann that they shipped to Hartford,
Conn.,, yesterday. The flock sold at o.
cents pound.
Miss Eva Fortin slipped and fell
Friday a. the bakery, where she was
worrying. and spralned her right ankle.
Her brother, Hartley. was home from
Wilder Sunday.
Mrs. II. Z. Smith and little son from
Montpelier spent Friday and Saturday
with her aunt, Mrs. Il. l.. Brooks, on
South Main street and with Mrs. 5. A.
Smith at the studio.
Mrs. James Amsden has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Bishop,
OF Gaysville and her aunt. Madame
Vienna, OF Montreal until yesterday, when
Mrs, Bishop went home.
George Gladdiug went back to Laconia,
n. a., Yesterday after weeks visit in
Randolph with his brother, W. H.
Giadding, and his sisters, Mrs. V. A.
Grant and Mrs. J. F. Chadwick.
| Mrs F. w. Curtis, who has been in a
very feeble state of health some time, was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital IN
Burlington by Mr.. Curtis yesterday to
seek the advice OF council OF physicians.
Mrs. Maria Sleeper and her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Smith OF Barre, were here
Tuesday, coming from Roxbury, where
Mrs. Sleeper is caring for another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Julius Rattee, in convalescence
following a serious surgical operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Miss Annie Scott, the nurse who has
been caring for Helene Ranney through
a case of oiphtheria, is in quarantine in
her rooms at DIR. l.. A. Russlow's on ac-
count of the presence OF diphtheria
bacilli 10 cultures from her throat, though
she is not really i'll with the disease.
Her little charge is much better.
Arthur Galarneau entertained few OF
the young people Tuesday evening at
A.. M. Hubbard's, where games and re-
freshments OF cake and coffee occupied
in delightful dance in the hall OF the
! old Mansion house, which had not been
the scene of such a festivity for 20 years
DIR. W. S. Curtis has received most
cordial and earnest invitation to represent
not only Vermont, but New England, al
the National Dental association to bt
held in Minneapolis, Mimi, in July
He is urged by the committee for New
: England to give clinic before the asso-
citation either in gold filling, porcelain
inlays, crown and bridge work, surgery
anesthesia, etc., and is complimented by
i, the committees assurance that in so doing
he will reflect credit upon the denta
profession in this section OF the country
and add to the value of the program.
F. L. Dudley Of Manchester, N. H., tn,
civil engineer on the sewerage system, ha
: arrived to continue his work as soon al
T; the condition Of the ground warrants re
l Stunning the operations that were discon
7 tinued in the fall. The sewer, which ha
:. been carried to the junction of Weston
and South Nam streets, will now be ex
tended on Prospect street to the Mcintosh
house, then through the ravine to tn
. house of William Holmes, through Soutl
!, street to Maple street and the sanatorum
' While waiting for frost to get out of tn
!, ground, Mr.. Dudley is engaged in plottin,
/, the work already done so that the villag
: may have complete diagram of the sys
tenn.