Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19

home.
The Good Templars viii have social
and oyster supper in the Ford studio next (
Tuesday evening.
l. d. Rfx has been in Concord, n. h. =
several days engaged in the settlement OF
his uncle's estate.
Mary, daughter Of Charles r. Griswold,
has been having q sore throat that Is now
nearly well again.
Jesse II. Blodgett has opened market
for fresh fish and oysters 10 the lower
part OF the Ripley house on Park street.
The Woman's Relief corps had over.4O
at their whist party Tuesday evening. 1
and took between four and i've dollars.
Mrs. D. D. Howe has been in Montpel-
Ter for 9 few days with her sister. Mrs. L.
H. Ordway, whose daughter Is seriously
ILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler, who
live on the Rochester road, have gone TO
Richmond. Quebec, to visit Mrs. Wheel
er's relatives.
Ray Stevens was taken Saturday with
rheumatic fever that has caused him
past its crisis.
Miss Agnes sault has gone to Swanton
to take.the place Of typesetting machine
operator in the Swanton Courier ONCE for
ten days or SO.
Or. e. o. Blanchard, A. e. Bass, Fl. B.
Salisbury and his son, Franklin, were at
the Fish and Game league banquet in
Montpelier last night.
Mrs. AImon Morse, who was GONZALES
cling from bronchitis, was made much
worse SUNDAY by q stomach trouble, Of
which she is now better.
W. c. Emerson went to Montpelier this
morning to measure the National Life
Insurance Office for some new finishing to
be made at the E. F. Emerson mill.
To the list Of deer on another page
should be added q buck of 240 pounds
killed on Roxbury mountain Saturday by
c. s. Booth, Charles H. Holman and Ger
aid Stevens.
Miss Edith Howard is taking the place
OF Miss Della Preston ia the cloak depart
ment Of Bell Brothers store while the lat
ter Is at her home in South Royalton re-
covering from an illness.
Marion. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. t. Salisbury, has been very sick
with pnepmonia but this morning her
I
seemed to be improving.
Five tramps were lodged in the lookup
last night. Another, who camped BY the
track, was placed there this morning I'M
til an inquiry could be made Is to bis OBJ
jet in hanging around here.
Gibson Cram, whose right arm was am
putated at the sanatorium to arrest ths
progress of septicaemia, WIS able TO 20 L
his home Friday. The wound is healing
nicely and no signs of further trouble ar
: aDparents
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin L Chadx lex o
! Boston are at SiIas Chadwick's to remain
; over Sunday, having arrived last night
From Randolph Mrs. Chadwick intend
; to go to Highgnte Springs TO spen'
! Thanksgiving.
= Mrs. George Davenport, after q fou
y weeks run OF typhoid fever at the sanato
rum, is reported to be q little better. Mr.
0 Davenport is crippled By an injured foo
:. and their daughter, Bessie, has returnel
|. from Northfield.
& Mrs. Horace Howard and her son, Roy
ie went to Hanover, n. H. Tuesday to IA
z tend the funeral yesterday morning Q
r Mrs. Howard's nephew. Harold Goodel
,e who was found dead from heart diseas
% Sunday morning.
" Two large f1ocls of wild geese wer
seen yesterday headed southwark and on
d OF them appeared to have nearly a bur
IT bred birds in it. John R. Ang n saw
re particularly goosey company Of geese A,
10 ing north, having possibly lost their con
}. pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Jewett and daueI
ter drove 10 Rochester Saturday and lac
~ =
10 sister, Mrs. H. F. Clifford, while Their
d Tuesday and Wednesday were spent
Dr. Montpelier aud Barre By Mrs. Jewett an
Is Miss Achsah.
g E. T. Salisbury received despatch We
terday from Samuel Lewis, manager
T. the opera house at Newport. N. Fl
ii which said that BLACK Beauty made
n big hit with packed house in that pln
to Tuesday night. "Fine play read Il
u despatch, s'and company carries trains
be horse"
Mrs. John Howell Of Barre and Mr.
~ Henry lawson and son. Teddy, of Mon
It peIier, who had been in Warren. can
at to Randolph Monday to stay at n.
he Greene's until it is known how gener
he the smallpox exposure is in MontpeIi
Ii and Barre.
Mrs. Clara Downing, who has been
DR.. E. j. Fish's in South Royalton Iatel
was the victim Of an unfortunate mishI
Saturday. She VAS watering her oS
C. horse when another horse kicked al
n- struck her in tbs right hip with SUI
W force that she has been unable to mo
since.
Oren Holbrook has stored part OF b
- household goods and shipped the rest
9. Lancaster, N. H., where he has found
Vi wood job for the winter. He will sta
to drive his colt to Lancaster today a
On his family will follow him later and ma
their home with his father, David Il,
brook.
One Of the Randolph postofice burgll
y. "a was arrested last week ID New York ci
~ by officers, who were searching q Chins
VI joint and were surprised to find hi
" there, too. The man is George Edwar.
- known Is Portland Fatty, and is want
'0u for postoffloe burglaries in eastern NJ
=, York a. we'll IS Vermont.