Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09

Mrs. Lemuel Richmond and Miss Win
nifred were in Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. Z. Cook is assisting Miss Cora
j. Bliss in her millinery work this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Chase are entertain
ing their sister-in-law, Mrs. William
Daggett of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King OF Enfield, N.
H., have gone to the John Mudgett farm
to work for their uncle, Henry Luce.
Mrs. F. Fl. Joslyn reached home Tues
day from an absence of few weeks in
Winchester, Mass, as the guest of Ms.
G. j. Allen.
Mrs. w. b. Avery, who had been visit
ing her father, Z. +. Emerson, and other
relatives in the village, went back to
Campton, n. H., yesterday.
Thomas Bissette mas sold his farm on
Fish mill through the III. c. Woodworth
real estate agency to Forrest Northrup of
Cotton, n. Y, for s1700 with the stock.
The Baptist Sunday school, to the num-
ber of go, feasted Monday evening on
new sugar, made by q. w. Douglass. 1t
was a delicious treat and pleasant social
time.
Charles Church was at the Church farm
Sunday, coming from White River juno
tion, where he is to be employed few
weeks longer before going back to
Worcester, Mass.
The sum OF $50 has been raised through
the solicitation of George Clark and viii
be used in the purchase of a new flag to
be presented to U. s. Grant post, G. A.
R., soon as a gift from the citizens of
the place.
William Shaw, a member of Salisbury
Brothers ball team three years ago, was
married in Woodstock April to Miss
Myrtle NJ. Wilson of that place. Mr..
Shaw is a brother of Mrs. L. w. Hatch of
this village.
Mrs Osmond Creaser arrived last
Thursday from Newport, n H., and
went back Saturday, accompanied by her
daughter, Elsie, who had been spending
a month with her grandmother, Mrs. L.
j. Blakely.
Charles White and family have vacated
the Ernest Manchester house just bought
by j. NJ. Holman and have gone to Bean
vile to occupy the house of w. w. Bean
from which J. r. Travers lately removed
to Merrimac, Mass.
John f. Kimball and Miss Alice
Knights went to Boston Sunday to be
present at the trial of Mr.. Kimball's case
against his mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna w.
Read, for unauthorized removal of his
household goods to place Of storage.
Mrs. c. H. Ingalls,, who was called to
Montpelier a month ago ty the critical
illness of her mother, Mrs. Lucretia Pear |
sons, from hemorrhages of the stomach,
reached home Saturday, leaving Mrs. |
Pearsons in a more comfortable condition. |
Inilla, the little daughter of b. A. /
Durkee, was jumping about the house
noon when she suddenly felt a |
sharp pain in her right knee and the |
joint stiffened so that she was unable to |
bend it. Upon examination she was
found to have inflammation OF the knee
cap as the result of strain, necessitating |
some days of enforced quiet.
Mrs. B. j. Labounty and son, Allan
ford Judd, are to spend the summer at
Island Pond to benefit the health of the
young man, who has had two attacks of
grip this winter and is, consequently, in
rather poor health. They LETT Tuesday,
going first to Royalton. Mr.. Labounty
has made an engagement to work for the
season on the farm of A. A. Priest.
Drs. A. c. Bailey, L. A. Russlow and
F. G. Angel participated in symposium
Of the Washington County Medical asso.
riation held at the Pavilion in Montpelier
Tuesday night. Fractures was the sub
ect under discussion, fractures OF the
skull being assigned to DIR. Russlow, frac-
ture OF the humerus (both ends) to DIR.
Angel and fees for the treatment of frac-
lures to DIR. Bailey.