Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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Miss sadie Lamb of Northfleld has been
at w, Il, Wallis on two weeks visit.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
MTs,A, h.Powers Monday evening, Feb. Is,
! Mrs. f. q, Terry went to White River
Junction Friday TO stay over Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. l.. A, Gibbs.
I Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger have with
them Mrs Mergers sister and husband
Mr., and Mrs. John Peck OF Talenyille, n.
Miss Estella Blanchard, cashier in the
Fits store OF Barre, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z, J, Blan-
chard.
Mrs, b. |. Pratt has been in Middlesex
since saturday with her sister, Mrs, Della
rilson, who is now gaining from recent
| illness.
Miss Beulah Hayes spent Saturday and
sunday in Burlington as the guest OF her
sister, Miss Grace Hayes, at the University
OF Vermont.
Harold Daggett Of Neponset, Mass, has
been in Randolph for tortnight's visit to
Mr.. and Mrs, l, ;. Chase aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Leeds.
Mrs. Georgia Sargent arrived Saturday
from Claremont, n. H., and, after spend
| ing Sunday with her brother, Z. n.
Steele, went on TO Brookheld
MIR. and Mrs. Walter o. Dompier left for
their home in White River junction Mon
day after having been guests for a couple
OF weeks at A, ID. Ladeau's and George
Hebardis.
Mrs. r. +. Tilson returned Friday from
weeks stay in White River Junction
with Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hebard, who are
nicely settled in the new home they re-
! Gently purchased there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Iamson have been
entertaining since Saturday Mrs. Myron
Parmenter OF Lawton, Oklahoma, former
resident Of this village, in which Mr.. Par
menter for time conducted bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cass moved their
household goods from Rochester Saturday
| to the Frank Mann house, but while en-
gagged IN settling, are making their head
quarters with their niece, Mrs. +. ).
/ Hatch.
Thtre were five tables Of players at the
| Rebekah whist party Friday evening, and
| the honors were carried off by Mrs.
| Frederick Leeds and her cousin, Harold
Dsggett Of Neponset, Mass. The next
session with the game will be Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie Evans will leave Mon.
day, the 18th inst, to join some friends
in Albuq 8erque, New Mexico, for the
remainder of the winter, and al tue
approach OF summer will make a trip to
the Grand Canon.
DIR. and Mrs. II. G. Beekman sailed on
the Carolina Tuesday from San Juan,
Porto Rico, at which point their circum-
navigation of the island brought them for
a sojourn Of some days. They will land at
New York and expect to reach town in
about a weeks time.
George +. Dumas was arrested Saturday
night for intoXlcatiOn, TO which he
pleaded guilty at hearing Monday morn
ing before Justice II. ". Mcintyre and
was given 30 days in Jail at Chelsea. ID.
ID. Howe escorted him 10 the county seat
Immediately after the hearing. The
cause OF trouble was procured from Barre.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified will
address the Randolph Woman's Literary
club and its guests on his Venezuelan ex-
periences tomorrow evening, when the
club will have its annual observance OF
Gentlemen's night to be held at the resi-
dence Of w, +, Lamson on Prospect ave-
nue..
The quarantine for diphtheria was
raised Saturday from the Drury place and
| the home Of Jerry q odhart, Miss Emma
| Flint and Miss Eliza Goodhart having
| fully recovered from the disease. VIII
liam and Charles Goodhsrt who boarded
at T.. T.. ST. Lawrenca's during their sis
! ter's illness, rejoined their family as soon
as the quarantine was off.
Mrs. George A. Pearson was called to
North Ferrsburgh Sunday by the death
of her father, Joseph P.oof, who passed
away suddenly while sitting at the break
| fast table that morning. He had been in
feeble health lately but was not thought
to be in a critical condition. Mr.. Pearson
went to North Ferrisburgh Monday to at
tend the funeral held the next day.
Fred Huntington OF Medford, Mass,
who was called to Rochester, Jan. %, by
the illness of his mother, Mrs. Martha
Huntington, from a shock that caused her
death ew days later, came to Randolph
Friday and returned Sunday to Medford.
Both he and his son, Carl, are employed on
the st. Lawrence estate, an extensive
country place near Medford, and are very
agreeaDly situated.
AT hearing in Randolph before Judge
OF Probate George l.. STOW last week, V.
A. and Henry Grant petitioned for the APP
pointment OF guardian over their father,
Levi Grant of Orange, who entered objec-
lions to the proceedings through his at
torney, r. NJ Harvey of Montpelier. j.
ID. Denison represented the petitioners,
and the hearing was adjourned TO Wednes-
day, the Goth, IN Randolph and will be con-
tinued the 2lst and 22nd in Chelsea.
Mrs. A. z knights and two daughters
came back Saturday from Boston, where
Miss Alice had been having her eyes
treated at the Eye and Ear intirmary.
Her vision was found to be much improved
by the operations performed at the intirm-
airy sometime ago for Strengthening her
eyes and she was this time led to glasses
in the belief thai the study and reading of
hrLy xynulI tend tn strpnptlan her
sight.
The Sons of Veterans were pleasantly
entertained at their meeting Friday even
ing by music from the photograph OF
w. II. Kenney and readings by X. ii.
Slack. The Grand Army campfire for
Washington's birthday was discussed,
and DIR. W. NJ. Kelly, w. II. Kenney and
b. G. Goodwin were appointed COM
mttee to provide for the musical features
for the program, delegated to the care OF