Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-03

Wen be just in trim to fast
For our health IN Lent
b. II. Miller and l. s. Brigham were
in Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. c. C. Roundy has a severe case OF
Inflammation Of the eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Rockwell were in
Burlington yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. P. Cleveland and Mrs. W. I.
Chalmers visited the capital yesterday.
r. B. Lille Of Montpelier was the
guest Of his brother, N. w. Lille, last
Thursday.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis left Tuesday to
begin work in the Standard office at En-
osburg Falls.
Miss Ethel M. Park, first assistant in
the high school, spent the Thanksgiving
recess in Boston.
Mrs. Lena Udal began Monday to
teach the winter term Of school at Con-
necticut Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince have gone
to Pittsfeld to stay for awhile with their
niece, Mrs. Otis Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Howard are enter
tanning Mrs. Howard's sister, Mrs. ]. 8.
Ellsworth OF Springfield, Mass.
Dr.. J. H. Kiniry, assistant in the dem
! ri office Of DR.. E. o. blanchard. is
spending the week in Manchester. n. H.
Mrs. E. W. Tewksbury entertained q
social club OF q dozen ladies' Monday
evening at her home on South Main street.
Mrs. c. ]. Rumrn1 and daughter.
Irene, went to South Stafford for
Thanksgiving and remained over Sunday.
The Sanatorium Aid society viii have
ita regular monthly meeting In Bethany
Parish house at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon.
Mrs. B. I. Lombard Is to close her
house on Randolph avenue and have q
room this winter at Mrs. Mary Colds
bury's.
Frank L. Jewett Of White Water. Wis,
Is visiting his brother, F. W. Jewett, and
his sisters, Mrs A. +. Lamb and Mrs. Q.
F. Griswold.
There win be special meeting Of the
Kings Daughters for work with Mrs. B.
D. DuBois Il 2sso O'Clock Tuesday aitsr,
npon, Dec. g.
Miss Maud Hatsh ended Monday two
Randolph and Bethel, and went back 70
cambridgs, Mass.
NJ NJ Wilson mas acquired possession
Of the Homer L. Douglass farm OF over
200 acres Tying partly in Brookheld and
partly in Randolph.
Mrs. A. R. Crandall is again with her
daughter, Mrs. =. T. Salisbury, after 9
summer 10 Burlington with the family OF
her son, Charles Crandall.
Charles CouIumbe was in Hartford
3 Tuesday to attend the funeral OF his sis.
ter, Mrs. Frank Lashua, Sr., who was
found dead in bed Sunday morning.
John "a. Brown was taken Wednesday
night of last week with a severe pain In
the head followed bg a general nervous
attack, from which be is bat just recover
ing.
i Edgar L. Totten, former telegraph
operator at the station here and more re
cenFly station agent at Roxbury, is now
operator for the Grand Trunk at Bryant's
Pond, Me.
Miss Anna Eastman is at her home in
Topsham for months vacation from bel
work as trained nurse, and her sister,
Mrs. May Kicker, is also there for q
weeks rest.
Mrs. Charles q. Dubois OF Winchester,
Mass, has been with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. +. Sanford. since Saturday.
Mrs. Sanford continues to gain steadily
from her recent severe illness.
ii. A. Leonard was out early with the
1909 caIendars, and remarkably hand
some ones they we're, too. Other bust
inesa and insurance men are also circulat.
ing artistic time-markers for the New
Year.
George Plumb and Miss Mabel Rich
were married Saturday evening by Rev.
Fraser Metzger at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rich, in
Braintree. Mr.. Plumb, who is employed
ct the Brigham creamery, has taken the
furnished house Of Dea. w. F. Howard
for the winter.