Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-31

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A. L. Lamb is having a severe attack OF
bronchitis aud grip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassins Button Monday at the Randolph
| sanatorium.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap of Kennett Square,
| Penn, is with her father and sister, W.
+. and Miss e, Kate Howard.
Miss Rena Galarneau has finished work
in the family OF William Tracy at st. AL
nsand reached home Monday.
Rey.W II. Sparhawk was In Norwich the
9th 10 hold services IN the Cong'l church
OF that village, in which he will preach q
few more Sundays.
| The Snowshoe club, to the number OF
about 30, ambled down the river by the
light Of the effulgent moon Monday
night and across the valley home.
Dennis Rattec was able Monday TO take
up his work again as engineer at Sails
bury Brothers factory after, a week of
close confinement with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Roundy OF Rocking
ham have been the guests OF their son, {.
Z. Roundy, and family, coming last
Thursday and leaving yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lane Of Mount Ver-
non, n. Y, made brief stop in the VIII
lage yesterday on their way from Mont
pelier, where they spent Sunday.
Mrs. l.. :. Brigham and Master Stan
hope, who hao been in Newton Highlands,
Mass, this winter, joined Mr.. Brigham
Moncsy, and the family are now at the
Inn.
c. E. Abbott is making good recovery
from bronchial pneumonia at the sanato-
rum and was so much better Saturday
that his daughter, Mrs. 4. ID. Segar, went
back to Burlington.
No new cases OF diphtheria have devel-
oped, and both Miss Emma Flint and
Miss Eliza Goodhart are convalescent
though the quarantine has not been
raised from their homes yet.
George Dwyer, who has been on the
Wayside farm for two years, is to move to
the Sanford farm the middle of March to
take the place OF Fsyette Munson, who
has decided to return to Massena, N. Y.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for George II. Batchelder OF
Lamar, Col, his small farm in South
Randolph to Charles NJ. Wedgwood of
Hathorne, Mass the consideration being
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford went to
Winchester. Mass, today to visit their
daughter, Mrs. John Abbott, and may ex-
tend their trip to Evanston, ILL.,, the home
Of their second daughter, Mrs. Z. G. Du-
Bois.
The Sanatorium Aid society will hold its
annual meeting in the parlor of the Ran
dolph Inn Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 6,
at o'clock for the election of officers and
the transaction of other business. A large
attendance is desired.
At the regular meeting OF Phoenix lodge,
No. rs, F. and A. NJ, Tuesday evening, the
third degree was conferred upon Fredd
Hayward. }. o. Kendall of South Straf-
ford, district deputy grand master, was
present, and a collation. followed the de-
gree work.
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Town
send of Chelsea, who have also visited at
o. B. Copelands. Mrs. Townsend arrived
Friday from a trip to Boston and New
Hampshire and was joined by Mr. Town
send Tuesday.
The Randolph Telephone exchange has
established pay station III the fruit store
and others are also to be installed in diff
ferent parts OF the village. Miss Alice
Buck is taking vacation Of two months
from her duties as operator at the ex-
change, and Mrs. III. L. Holman is serving
in her place.
DTlCk- lay ing Oh tDt CDHGFtlS Wills Vi
Chandler Music hall was finished yester-
day and the building begins to take on the
form and embance of the handsome au-
ditorium outlined IN the plans. There
still remains few days work on the Par
ish house before the structure can be
rooted over.
A hash and bean supper will be served
in the Masonic ante-rooms by the ladies
of the Eastern star Wednesday evening,
Feb. 6, from $3.50 on. After the supper
there will be short musical and literary
program, followed by dancing in Dubois
4 Gays hall to the music Of Phillips or
chestra. Masons and friends Of the Star
will be invited.
The ground hog is due to appear Satur-
day and decide upon the prospects for an
other nap of six weeks or so. According
to the almanacs, he will be glad to retire
and sleep soundly through the storm
waves, cold waves, heavy snowfalls, slush,
and so forth, scheduled to arrive with
temperature decidedly lower than the av-
erage for February aud March.
DR.. A. C. Bailey handsomely entertained
the University club at the Inn Monday
night. The Randolph orchestra, which is
becoming musical organization Of no
small pretentions, played a choice roper
toire during the banquet, and afterwards
the company listened to an able address
from Dr. G. j. Rumrill on "The Relation
of the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms"
Mrs. J. G.. Mann is with her parents s,
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Parsons, having ar
rived Saturday from Ormond, s. d., at
which place she and Mr.. Mann had been
living lately to be near his son, Laroy,
who is engaged in civil engineering work
for the government. She expects to re-
main East until May, attending to busi-
toro for hor hno hap w hon, aha
viii then rejoin in Ormond.
The friends OF Frank Williams will be
glad to hear of his promotion from ship
ping clerk, position he has held about
three months, to foreman of the mechani-
cal testing department Of the American