Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01

Judge c. IL. Maxham of pomfret was
about town Tuesday.
Miss Meta Case OF Springfield, Mass,
Is with Mr.. and Mrs, A. A. Priest.
NJ. II. Miller has been in the village
since Monday, when he came from Pom
fret.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ayers OF Montpelier spent
Sunday and Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Jehiel Williams.
Misses Grace and Beulah Hayes have
gone TO Northfield, Mass, TO do table
work at the Northheld House until the
middle of September.
Mrs. NJ. T. Perry Of st. Johnsbury is
at ID. B. Cassidy's, having accompanied
Mr.. Cassidy, her son-in-law, on his re-
turn from ST. Johnsbury few days ago.
Miss Julia Cummings, who had been
the guest OF her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Powers, several days, took
her departure to ClEremont, \. H.,
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. L. Adams, whom the death of
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Cooper, brought
TO Randolph the sth ult., started yester-
day afternoon on her return TO Ish-
peming, Mich.
Mrs. Norman Morgan of New York
Joined her daughter, Olive, at the Morgan
farm yesterday, and DR.. Morgan, who
stopped on the way at Rutland, will be
here in day or two.
Mrs. Francis Dickerman came home
Tuesday from an excursion into New
Hampshire to see her son, A. w. Dick
erman. at Keene and her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Rumrill, at Concord.
The first advertising car of the Walter
l.. Main circus was sidetracked here Tues
day while the agents decorated the vii
lage until Main street has something the
appearance of Midway Plaisance.
| DR.. w. NJ. Kelly, accompanied to
Lynn, Mass, Saturday his niece, Miss
NJ. Gertrude Nudge, who had been visit
| ing him. Merrimac, where his father
lives, is likewise to be included in the
Doctors trip.
Mrs. r. J. Kimball and daughter,
! Miss Annie, left Montague place yester-
day for a ten days sojourn at Lake
| Placid in the Adirondacks, whittier Miss
Clara Kimball preceded them week
ago. Mrs. Kimbalrs son and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eugene Kfmball o.
/ New York, are also there.
D. C. Woodward was sitting in the sea-
of the money changer at F. II. Packard Z
auction Monday morning when he wa
overcome by faintness due to disturbed
condition of the stomach. He was carried
to DR.. l.. A. Russlow's and soon after re
vived sufficiently to be taken home. NJ
serious consequences followed.
A. j. Russlow, who had reached stag
of comfortable convalescence from re
cent severe illness, had another attack o
heart trouble last Thursday, followed b.
a gradual paralysis of the left side
Pneumonia has now developed and he
very sick man. Yesterday and las
night he seemed to hold his own. Hi
sister, Mrs. P. E. Walker, has come fror
Norwood, n. Y, and Mrs. Russlow's SIS
ter, Mrs. Suter of Boston, and Miss Alic
Carbee of Melrose are also here.
Mrs. Nellie (Cumfrey), wife of Ernes
Oracle, breathed her last little past
, O'Clock Tuesday evening after over yea
: of gradual yielding to the weakenin
effects of tuberculosis. She had bee
; twice married, her first husband bein
George Oracle, whose death from tubercl
, losis occurred three years ago. She the
became the wife of his trother, Ernes
who survives her with an infant son II
teen months old. Besides her immediat
t family, she left mother and two brotl
, ers, Joseph and John Cumfrey, all
Boston. The funeral will be held at
, O'Clock this afternoon at the home in Il
: Burroughs house on Main street, and il
terment will be made in Southview Gem
tery.