Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

solon Vail was home from Pomiret
over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Fisher visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fisher in Barre yesterday.
Ernest and Arthur Austin have been
with relatives In Fairfax this week.
Rev. Father. o. NenI Of NorthaeId was
here yesterday to see Rev. Father Pen
ders.
Miss Ruth Roundy has been spending
part Of the school vacation In Worcester
Mass.
Mrs. Roswell Bolbrook Is q new sub
scriber to the Randolph Telephone ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. whiteOmb Of Barre
we're in town last week from Thursday to
Saturday.
W. A. Scott Of Boston was among the
holiday visitors in town, returning to the
city SUNDAY.
william Wood Of Woodstock was the
guest Of his brother, F. B. Wood, Sunday
and Monday.
H. c. Woodwork has been in St. Al
bans on q business trip, trom which he
came back Tuesday.
Mrs. E. w. Carlisle and her son, Lew
Is, went TO Richford last Thursday and
rsached home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Emerson returned to Bos-
ton Sunday after a few days stay with
her father, =. ?. Emerson
Miss Jennie Johnston OF Lebanon, n.
a., is visiting her sisters. Mrs. w. F.
Edison and Miss Maud Johnston.
Mrs. Della GourIey announces the mar
riags Of her daughter, Maud E., Of Som
ton Christmas eve.
l Mrs. Ellen Young Is again in Randolph
after a two months scionrn in Hartford,
Conn.,, with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Williams, and family.
8. H. Mccullough has been obliged tc
take fortninhfss : rest from hia iaborE a
raiIuav postal cIsIE On 4ccounl 81 ~ a.
ness due to heart trouble
Miss Abbie Alvord resumed duty il
I Bell Brothers store Monday after q briei
vacation passed in Mortified with hel
mother, Mrs. Ellen Dutton.
Miss Inez Litcbneld had 9 sudden at
tack Of appendicitis Saturday evening
from which she at present bids fair to re
cover without recourse TO surgery.
Misses Emily and Susan Stockwell
who had been clerking in the store o.
lStockwelI & Hatch during the holiday
rush. went hack to Rochester Tuesday.
Leon Sault started last night for De
troit, Mich, to take his new position il
the estimating department Of q contract
ing frm, and intended to stop At Niagara
Fails enroute.
Mrs. Charles Coutts and daughter o
Barre were in the village yesterday L
see John Shaw, who lives with hil
daughter, Mrs. [. o. Hatch, on Schoo
street and is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton bad thei
son, Horace Of New York, with then
from Friday to Sunday, and the eldei
son, Sherman of Burlington, joined thl
family circle Saturday for a two days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Austin entertained
Monday evening their former Fish hill
neighbors, who made mp three tables o
euehre and had very pleasant time. Re
freshments of cake and coffee wer'
served.
Mrs. Luna Proctor Of Enfield, N. H.
" no bad been called here By the illness o
her son, Walter Gibbons, at the home o
Mrs. Proctor's mother, Mrs. Emma Wal
do. returned to Enfield Monday, Mr.
Gibbons having sufficiently recovere.
from an attack OF iaundice to resum
work on the railroad.
DR.. J. Il. Kiniry, who is assistant II
Dr.. E. o. Blanchard's dental Office, ha
recently passed an examination befor
the New Hampshire state board of denta
A..
tise in that state. He had previousl,