Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02


Miss Jennie Morton Is having an attack
of German measles.
b. ii. Taylor OF Haverhili, Mass, began
work Monday as foreman at the HERALD
cfiice.
Robert wetmore OF Minneapolis, East
on business trip, stopped here Tuesday to
see his uncle, Frank Il. Wood.
Misses Bessie Bliss and LILLIAN Hutch
ins have finished work in Newport, N. H..
and gone o Northtield to be Mattresses at
the Northfield House.
DIR. and Mrs. l. N. Eastman, who were
married in Groton yesterday, made a trip
/ to Randolph to be guests OF the doctor .
sister, Mrs. b. F. Kicker.
The little daughter OF Perkins Flint was
riding on hand chair made by the chill
dren with whom she was playing, when
she took notion to jump OFF and, In doing
so, sprained her left elbow.
Mrs. Joseph Baptiste and her sister,
Miss Alice Coulumbe, have gone to Hol-
yoke, Mass, where both have found en-
ployment, and where MIR. Baptiste is
working in the paper mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Holman are moving
back to the farm, which their son, Roy,
has been carrying on during their resi-
dence in the village and in whose work he
will continue to assist. The house has
been newly papered and painted through
out by Mr.. Holman, who will have the
lower part, while the young man and his
family will occupy the upper tenement.
Mrs. Fred w. Curtis, who was operated
upon at the Mary Fletcher hospital ir
Burlington last Thursday for appendicitis
and other troubles, is doing nicely and II
assured that there now seems to be no rea'
son why she may not fully recover hel
, health. Her sisters, Mrs. Harry Stevenson
and Miss LYDIA Chadwick, came back iron
Burlington Saturday and Mr.. Curtis re-
turned Monday night
Rev. Homer White was in Northfiel(
yesterday tn officlate at the funeral OF DR.
George 8. Nichols, aged so years, who diet
, Sunday morning from Bright's disease
which had caused his gradual decline tn
last two years. DR.. Nichols was one o
t Northtield's most distinguished citizen
and, in his active career, one OF the state
!, best known and ablest public men. II
: 1852, he was commissioned surgeon OF tn
18th regiment, Vermont Volunteers, ant
continued in the service during the ful
! ! term OF enlistment. In the summer Q
= 1855 he was appointed secretary OF state b.
the late Gov. j. Gregory Smith and he'll
. that Office by consecutive elections !
1 years, in the last two of which Hon. Wm
H. Dubois was fellow state official in tn
b office Of treasurer.
d NJ. H. Miller arrived Monday nigh
IS from the jamestown exposition ground
where he had been assisting A. j. Croi
d Of Enosburg Falls in arranging the Ver
k mont maple sugar exhibit. He had bee
d at Jamestown a week and found thing
h in rather an unsettled condition wit
many OF the exposition buildings un
finished, the sidewalks unlaid, the road
not ye. macadamized and the exhibit
far from ready. The Towering fenc
Al around the grounds, having been prepare
sometime ago, is now green and budde
for later blooming. From the appearanc
y of things, six weeks more at least will /
required to bring order out Of the preser
n confusion, and it is likely that not niue
before the first OF July will the exposit o
,e be in really complete state. Vegetatio
is advanced to the full-leaf stage but til
- weather during Mr.. Miller's stay We
20 % no warmer than the first Of May in tn
70 latitude. He left the sugar exhibit at
point from which Mr.. Croft can easil
y manage the rest Of its arrangement.
ID
Death Of Mrs. John Marsh.