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

d. >. oAhoENTs Local Editor
Herman Durkes is recovering from an
extended illness with rheumatism.
Mrs. n. @. Sargent has been nj for the
past week, attended BY DR.. E. ]. Fish.
Herbert Bennett has been quite feeble
the past'ten days and confined to the
house.
Miss Connie Moses George was taken to
the hospital 1t Hanover Friday for surei-
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. e. Black passed
Thanksgiving At ST. Adams with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Graves.
Mrs. Ellen Preston and Mrs. Emily
Lamb visited In Hartford and Hanover
the first OF the week.
DR.. E. II. stearns and family Of RAN
dolph passed Thanksgiving here with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gould.
W. f. Kidd. railway station agent at
Northdeld, and Q. II. Woodland passed
Thanksgiving IS guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+ W. NJ. Sargent.
/ W. o. Bslknap and John Woodward
are the petit iurymen from Royaiton ct
4 this term Of Windsor county court.
which sat last Tuesday.
Edmund Faneul OF st. Johnsbury is to
move here soon, having engaged the tene-
msnt vacated by Charles Danforth, who
has moved TO Royalton.
Mrs. Emily Lamb entertained Thanks
giving day Mr.. and Mrs. George Kibby
Of Montpelier, Henry Hayward and
daughter, Hattie, OF Tunbridge.
Mrs. Thos. H. johnson and Miss Clar-
issa A. Bingham OF Salem, Mass. and
Mrs. Edward Martin OF Lowell were in
town over Thanksgiving, owing to Miss
Mollie Bingham's wedding.
J. H. Hewitt and son, accompanied by
Mrs. +. j. Hewitt and children, went to
Boston last week Wednesday. Mrs.
Hewitt went to Cliftondale to visit her
parents. Mr.. Hewitt and son returned
home Monday.
Otis Flint was taken IN with appendi-
citis last week and was taken to the hos
pital al Hanover Wednesday and immedi-
atoly operated upon. He was found to
be in q very dangerous condition, but
survived the operation and was doing
well at last report
The Y. NJ Q. A. meeting held in the
Sons OF Veterans hall last Sunday after
noon was well attended. Sixty-threS
were nIoHtALs Aut MHttAnk was hu-
dressed BY Mr.. Hurd OF White River
Junction, the Windsor county supervisor
and three students Of Dartmouth college
The topic upon which they spoke wal
! Personal Influence. Music was furn
ished BY the Dartmouth Glse club.
The marriage Of Miss Mollie Augustl
Bingham and Mr.. Edward Lowering o
Croydon, n. H.. was eoiemnized OF
Thanksgiving day at the home Of tn
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james q
Bingham. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Frank M. Baker. the former pas
. tor Of the Methodist church Of this town
! Owing 10 4 recent death in Mr.. Lover
inefs family. the Wedding was veri
quiet one, only the families being pres
? emit The affair was very informal, bu
the attractive decorations and the simple
! but beautiful service, made the ceremon.
q pretty and memorable occasion. Mr.
and Mrs. Lowering will reside In Croy
!. don.
The Woman's club we're pleasantly en-
! tertained by Mrs. Nj. w. Kicker Satur
i day, Nov. %. The meeting was i
= charge Of Mrs. c. W. Seymour, who CAV
! an afternoon with Shakespeare, With tn
4 following interesting program kead
= ing. ellie Of Shakespeare Mrs. Waite
= webster; story Of Gas You Like It,
Mrs. ). p. Mayo; "The Tempest" Mis-
Metealf; "The Merchant OF Venice,
Mrs. Freeman; midsummer Night
q Dream Mrs. Seymour; "The Women 9
q Shakespeare" Mrs. Ainsworth. The 70
" call was responded to With miscsiianeou
n quotations from Shakespeare play
4 The next meeting win be held with Mr.
J. II. Hewitt Dec. ~ at 2:30 p. m.