Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14

MT. ana MIS-. CuCltttah 'hotAtth ~ 49,
lington were a, Stoneleigh over Sunday,
and Mrs. Moulton remained until Tuesday.
Marcott Il Hayes have bought the
Chapman Morse farm of 100 acres IN
Rochester Hollow for the standing timber.
II. Packard has rented the Tredo
house ON Howard street, to which he will
move from tue Beedle farm In the coming
month.
John Kimball OF Boston has been about
town several days and has disposed OF $
farm IN Peth to Charles Il. Sumner OF
Bralntree.
George w. Flagg started Monday night
for MondoSi, Wis, after carload OF
horses, with which he expects TO return
in three weeks.
]. w. Kidder OF Port Chester, N. ",
stopped here Monday to visit the T.. n.
Emerson mill and went ON TO Barre 10
purchase granite.
Miss Constance Manchester, whom the
death Of her grandfather, A. b. Manches-
ter, called from Lebanon, N. H., last week,
went away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Colburn have rented
the upper tenement in the house occupied
by ii. A..Leonard, and are TO take posses
sion of it the first OF April.
Mrs +. II. Ketchum has been having a
hard case of the grip in which she has
been cared for by Miss Annie Scott, q
trained nurse from st. Adams.
Miss Amy Bradford, who had been in
Northfield and was on her way back to
New puryport, Mass, stopped over Tues
day night with Miss Blanche Sparhawk.
MIR. and Mrs. Dana Luce, who have
been boarding at T. I. Buttertield's
through the winter, are now occupying
the upper part OF Harrison Harwood's
house on Weston street.
Mrs. George Read of St. Felix, p. O.,
who was returning from Waltham, Mass,
stopped here Monday to visit her sister
| in-law, Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson, and con-
tinued her journey yesterday.
| Charles @. Dubois of Chicago, called
East by business, came to Randolph Sat
urday and stayed until Tuesday with his
father, Hon. Wm. II. Dubois, who seems
now to gain-though very slowly.
Foster, Oman and Miss Flossie Terry
arrived Sunday from Bostwick, Neb.,
having been summoned home by the crit
ical illness of their father, w. Nj. Terry,
who is in very weak condition from
grip and resulting heart trouble.
Albert, the infant son Of Rev. and Mrs
Fraser Metzger, had hardly reached the
conyalescent stage after serious illness
day night with acute indigestion and has
been a very sick baby. He seems little
better this morning.
Mrs. l.. B. johnson was present at &
reception given in Northfield Tuesday
evening" in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Scot
ID. WEIGH, who had just returned from
their wedding trip. The bride was for
merly Miss Florence Loomis, daughter
of Mrs. Josie Loomis OF Northtield, anc
both ladies have many acquaintance il
Randolph.
Miss Effie Dunbar has finished c.erkine
! in Barre and is spending week with
Miss WInnifred Chadwick before going
to Lynn, Mass, to take clerkship in on,
OF the city's stores. Miss Dunbar,
sister, Mrs. Maud Johnson Lessor, who
was recently married, is now living ir
Lynn and has the mother, Mrs. Flort
Dunbar, with her.
Dire. l.. A. Russlow and F e. Angel
attended a meeting of the Washington
. County Medical association in Waterbur,
Tuesday, when the various forms of de
, mentia were discussed. The visiting
physicians were given an opportunity t,
inspect the state hospital for the insan
and before their departure had suppe
at the Waterbury Inn.
The rehearsal OF the oratorio, ssUnde
/.
in Dubois q Gays hall this even
! ing, will be in the high schoo
/. room instead, as the hall has been engaged
, by travelling company. All the soloist
OF the oratorio will be present at this re
hearsal, which every member Of the chic
! ruses is earnestly requested to attend.
! Mr.. Peck, representing the Covert Fir
/; Escape company Of Troy, N. ", was her
/ yesterday to inspect the Randolph Inn an,
S make an estimate on the cost Of such III
. arrangement as his company furnishes
The Inn offers very good means Of egres
!, in case OF fire as it is. but it may
thought best to increase the number Q
. exits, and other systems OF fire escape
will be considered to that end.
Miss Katherine Lehan, a graduate Of tn
training department of the Hospital Q
r the Sacred Heart in Manchester, N. H
arrived from that city Tuesday to tax
h the position OF head nurse at the Randolp
sanatorium. Miss Lehan has had yer
J successful experience in her professio
and In her previous connection with til
sanatorium has won for her the confidene
: accorded to recognized ability.
Business at the Maple Sugar market
starting out this spring with rush of OF
ders, many OF them coming from confet
i tionery manufacturers, who find 1t desil
x able under the pure food law, to use tx
genuine maple product in their bushes
d instead OF the cheap adulterated extra,
n that has been good enough heretofor
Besides its usual large orders for syrul
the market has already received calls Il
!, over fifty tons OF tub sugar.
: Miss VERNE, daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
Henry l.. Grant, was married last Thurl
:, day in Rouses Point, N. Y, to Clayto
= Waite, a travelling salesman of st. Alban
The bride, who was obliged on acconr
u OF impaired health to give up her studio
o at the University Of Vermont, had d,
cided to try change Of climate and lie
70 town the 9th inst. with the intention
3f going to Colorado. She now expects |
start soon for Denver, where Mr.. Wal