Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24

is much better
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lessor of
Nahant, Mass. were at NJ. v. Chad
wick's Tuesday.
Robert Bruc, has finished firing on the
Central Vermont railway and came from
st. Adams Friday.
Col. A. B. Chandler was in New York
. few days last week but came back to
Mari-Castle Friday.
Floyd Russell. registered pharmacist
the Grant drug store.
Miss G. Kate Howard has been in Nor
risyille several days as the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. v. M. Hardy.
C. j. Stockwell is building an addition
to his house on south Pleasant street to
enlarge the dining room.
Mrs. e. T. Sault has returned from 4
fortnight's stay with relatives in Swamp
scott and Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. P. E. Grow and her daughter,
Mrs. +. A. Holbook OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
were in Mortified Monday.
Barney Shapiro has been in New
York recently in search Of new goods for
his store in the Howard block.
Mrs. Ruth Williams is with Mrs. Alice
Bruce once more after Q sojourn of three
months in Mortified and Roxbury.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Stearns have been
entertaining Miss B. Mabel Smith of
Worcester, Mass, who left Monday.
Lyman Harvey, his son, Carl Harvey,
and the latter's wife and son, froEi Roch-
ester were at Alfred Eaton's last night.
Miss Mary Pratt went back to Mont
pelier Monday after months rest at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. o. 8. Chamber
lain.
The Hadley moving picture entertain
ment, to be given at the Baptist church
Friday evening, will commence at 1880
O'Clock.
DIR. j. H. Kiniry. assistant in DR.. f. o.
Blanchard's dental ONCE. was at his
home in North Walpole, N. H., over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles wilkins OF Manchester,
N. H., took her departure Tuesday from
Z. A. Shattuck's, where she had been
visiting a week.
Mrs. j. F. Tewksbury was in North
field Monday and Tuesday to see her
sister, Mrs. Frank Gold, who was having
q severe attack of illness.
MISS Elizabeth Ryan of Ludlow is to
be the trimmer in Mrs. +. r. Diapers
millinery department this fall and will
begin work in . week or two.
| Miss Christina Houston of Wakefield,
Mass, the guest of DIR. w. NJ. KeIty,
went away Monday after spending .
couple OF weeks at l. 8. Brigham's.
Gerald, son of Mrs. Fred Rope, has
had bard siege with Group and bron-
chitis during the last few days but yester-
day seemed . little more comfortable
Mrs. lila Luce Ia to vscate the tenement
in the Seth Flint house, 30 called, and the
same will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse II. BIodgett. Mrs. Luce will store
her goods for the present.
A chickep-pie supper will be served by
the West Randolph grange Saturday
night, and not less than $50 members
from this and other oranges are expected
to be present. Those not otherwise soiic-
tied are requested to provide pie or cake.
z. L. Montgomery went back to
Boston Sunday to resume duty on the
city police force and was accompanied BY
his wife, who had been IN town nearly .
month with his mother. Mrs. Mary
Montgomery. Another son Of the latter,
=. NJ. Montgomery, Is here now on leave
from Boston police duty.
j Miss Josie Kennedy, who had been
with Mrs. Eugene Ellison since the nth,
went Monday to White River Junction
and from there was to proceed to Man
chester, N. H.. before establishing herself
in parlor millinery in Boston. Mrs.
Ellison's daughter, Mrs. Edwin Weston,
arrived Tuesday from Derry, N. II.
Supervisor H. w. Lewis brought his
wife and infant daughter from Lyndon
willie yesterday and they were accom-
panied by Mrs. Lewis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Hopkins. For the present
they are all at DR.. +. G. Angeles, await
/ ing the arrival of the household goods
before beginning the work of settling in
the McCollom house.
The marriage of Arthur s. Hollins Of
Boston and Miss Mary s., only daughter
of Lucius Webb. takes place at high
noon today at the home OF the brides
father in East Granville. Among the
wedding guests are the BRIDES brothers,
Clarence Webb, Just arrived from Van
couver, B. c., Dewitt Webb OF Key
West, Fla, the latter's wife and daughter
and Miss Gail Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Morse came from
Barre in their car Monday to attend the
funeral Of Dana Torrey, which was held
in Giiead Tuesday afternoon, and Eugene
Williams of Hartford, Conn, was also
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse brought
with them from Barr their sister, Mrs.
Ella Smalley, who started last Thursday
on vacation trip to that city, Boston
and Hartford, Conn.,, and was unable to
proceed any farther on account of illness
Miss Clara Dame. who has been in frail
health for the last two years, was taken
critically ill Friday and il in very dan
gerous condition. DIR. A. c. Bailey was
summoned to attend her. and Miss Lila
Jerd, q trained nurse from the sana-
torium, is caring for her. Mrs. Alice
Thurston of Mortified is also with her,
having arrived Tuesday. Miss Dame has
complication of troubles, aggravated
by stoppage. and Is conscious but very
little of the time.
A. P. Knights, whose right hand was
nearly cut in pieces on q circular saw at
the mill of Marcott & Hayes the 18th
inst, will not be Obliged to lose that
useful member though it will never be
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