Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-30
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The King and Queen OF tHe masquer-
ade will give the people of Brookfeid
warm welcome at Dubois 4 Gays hall,
Randolph, Friday night, Feb z.
Mrs. 7. w. Hayes returned from Wal
lingford the first Of the week.
Jason Freeman OF East Roxbury came
Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. Fri Ditty.
Godfrey Croutchey, who suffered .
shock two weeks ago, Is slowly improv-
ing.
Neil Ralph Of Barre city was with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ralph, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott is visiting her son,
Prof. W. p. Abbott, and wife in
Proctor.
C. DowdelI has gone to Granville to
stay for a time with his son, Will
Dowdell.
Miss Jennie Staples OF Mortified has
several days recently.
The Grange sociable will be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Follansbee Friday
evening, the 31st inst.
Mrs. Hersey LOOMS OF st. Adams came
Saturday end stayed till Tuesday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Croutchey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard and two
children of East Randolph visited Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Williams last Thurs
day.
The school on West street was not in
session last week on account OF the
sickness OF the teacher, Miss Mabel
Tracy.
Mrs. @. l. DugaD, who has been work
/ ing in Newport, n. H., has completed
her work there and came home last week
to stay.
The many friends OF John Heath will
I be pleased to hear that he Is improving
from his long confinement with rheu-
matism.
II is expected that Mrs. E. K. Ellis
will be able TO come home Friday from
the hospital in Burlington, where she
went for treatment.
! Mrs. Henry Croker, who had the mis-
! fortune TO break her hip several months
ago, does not gain very fast. She is yet
confined to her bed.
Mrs. 4. v. Price has written friends
here OF the illness OF her husband in
northern California, where he has gone
I to investigate Tor nome.
/ A. II. Rumney went to Burlington last
week to visit his wife at the hospital.
| 1t is expected that she will be able to
come home next Monday.
Mrs. Julia Perham OF East Braintree,
who has been assisting en- the care of her
father. Godfrey Croutchey, the past
week, was an oFer-5unday guest OF her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
I Perham.
/ Forty attended the sociable at the
parlors OF the Second Cong'l church
I Friday evening and enjoyed the lecture
given by Rev. Donald Frazier on 'Bonnie
/ Scotland" very much. IL was rare
treat, and the excellent supper served by
the ladies was also appreciated The
tables were decorated very tsstefully.
Henry III. Fullam aud wife, son,
Herbert, and daughter, Miss Lucy, at
tended the 50th wedding anniversary of
Mrs. Fullam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
/ X. Mclntire, which was celebrated at
( their home in East Braintree Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holden and Mr..
and Mrs. william c. Clark were also
guests on that occasion.
Isolated communities, oranges, schools,
study clubs, Sunday schools or other or
CARNATIONS may obtain books to read by
I borrowing n travelling library from the
I State Library commission. Each library
contains at least As books for children
and grown-ups, and may be kept six
months. Expense to readers Is express
both ways, which is at half rates on re-
turn. Write to Frances Hobart, Cam
bridge, Vt, for catalogs and further
! information.