Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-10
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on saving machine.
Miss Ethel Newton has been i'll with
grip but is at present convalescent.
Mrs. f. l.. Dsv OF Sharon is visiting her
3 ster, Mrs. A. X. Graz dali, at Il. Il. Salis-
burys.
A. NJ. Vaughan has been appointed to
the state forestry commission by Governor
Proctor.
Mrs. Josie Loomis returned yesterday to
after several days visit at l..
b. JohDson's.
Miss Annie Messer returned to Barre
Monday after spending week with Mrs.
G.. +. Cushman.
George Oaks OF the Randolph bakery has
bsen housed some days by exhaustion fol-
lowing the grip.
The gross receipts OF the Randolph post
office during 1906 were s67i9.50, an increase
OF s332.52 over those OF 1905.
J. B. Wells has been housed for a week
or more by an attack of indigestion and
her troubles but is at present better.
Mrs. Guy p. Lam son has been in Bur-
lington since Saturday and attended yes
terday the Morse Patrick wedding in tht
city.
Dan Ryan, who went to Burlington at
the time of the American House fire that
made his parents homeless, is in town
again, arriving Tuesday.
The Snowshoe club meeting had too
small an attendance Friday night for the
transaction OF business and another meet
ing is called at the Inn parlor for Monday
evening, Jan. IA.
injured last May while he was working in
the e. f. Emerson mi !, had to have 1t am
putated this morning on account of dis
eased condition OF the bone.
Fire broke out at O'Clock this morning
in the farmhouse Of Judson Fits and
damaged the sitting room to some extent
before it could be extinguished, The
blaze caught around the chimney.
Guy Osha has completed his course at
the School Of Horology in Philadelphia
and is expected to reach Randolph short
ly, coming from New London, Conn,
where he stopped enroute to see brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch OF RAY,
N. D., are with Mrs. titch's mother, Mrs.
Ellen Blanchard, arriving Saturday Mr..
Fitch will only be here two or three
weeks, but his wife will spend the rest of
the winter in Randolph.
b. r Demeritt came from Waterbury
Tuesday to oversee the x-mak ing work
that is GO Ing on at the canning plant but
was not feeling very well and went home
the same day. Next week the boxes will
be packed with the canned corn.
w. S. Teachout of Essex Junction, the
contractor building Chandler Music hall
and Pethany Parish house, is in Chicago
attending convention of those engaged
in cempot construction all over the
United States. Mrs. Teachout went with
him as far as Detroit.
Misses Olive and Blanche Sargent sre
home from Boston to recuperate from
severe attacks of pneumonia. Miss
Blanche, Who was at Business colleg 3,
will not return TO Boston, but Miss Olive,
after little vacation, will again take up
her work in the Thresher Silk store. The
latter was in Barre from Saturday to
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson was taken
seriously i'll with pneumonia Friday but is
now more comfortable though still an
object OF much anxiety. Her daughter,
Mrs. w. III. Roberts, OF Manchester is with
her, and she has also the care of trained
nurse from Burlington. Her daughter in
law, Mrs. John l.. Hutchinson, living in
the same house, has been threatened with
pne Imt MIA but was able to throw off the
| dis ,ase.
Wallace, the six-year- old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. George MIDGET, died Sunday
night at the G. A.. Webster hill farm in
Braintree, where the family have been liv-
ing since their return from Nebraska few
months ago. The deceased had had an
attack of scarlet fever and later deyeloped
Brights disease, which caused his death
The body was placed in the tomb Tuesday
afternoon. with prayer by Rev. Fraser
Metzger OF Bethany church.
Saturday evening, at the grange, will be
devoted to the installation OF officers, with
II. w. Sargent OF Protective grange, Brat
tlebolo, as installing,ofiicer, followed by II
oyster supper, imparting the annual word,
etc. The departure of John NJ. Connolly
for the West makes necessary the election
OF secretary for the year ensuing. Mem
bers should remember that only those
clear" on the hooks can receive the
annual word. The meeting will open
! at 1880.
w. Bates Nichols came from Bristo
Friday with his sister, Mrs. David Bos.
worth, and her younger son who pro.
ionged their visit TO Mrs. Bosworth's
father, Judge w. II. Nichols, until yester.
day morning. Monday night Mr.. Bates
Nichols started on his return to hi.
nuba, Cal, but was disappointed in the
expectation OF taking his daughter. lose
! phine, v it'll him. The young LADY was