Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-29
Randolph.
anoRaIA wHIrE. L0oaI EdlloI.

GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Mrs. Homer White has been spending q
week with relatives at Enosburg Falls.
Miss Hazel, daughter OF Frank Rich
ardmson, is having hard attack of tom
siIitis.
John Dumas is a victim Of the mumps
and his sister, Mamie, has been i'll with q
digestive trouble.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez has returned
to Elm cottage after q soiourn OF several
weeks in New York.
Miss Helen Miller arrived Saturday
from Manchester, N. H., where she had
been employed this summer.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
viii meet Saturday afternoon, Oct. 81, at
the home Of Mrs. n. B. Bell
Miss Mabel Hamilton OF Montpelier
seminary was with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, over Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Dunbar left Saturday for
her home in Montreal after an absence Of
few weeks in Somerville, Mass, and
Randolph.
Miss Helen Wedgwood is in Mancbes-
ter, N. H., as the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Grace Coan, and from that city will
take a trip to Boston.
Miss Mira Freeman Is suffering with
varicose ulcer that developed from a
carbuncle, and she has been confined to
the house for over q week.
Mrs. Mary Haskins has gone to Lock-
haven, n. H., to visit the relatives OF her
late husband, whose brother, Frank Has
kins, has lately died there.
Mrs. o. r. Greene Is recovering from
the mumps, and as the rest of the family
have never had that ailmsnt, further IA
cial developments are awaited.
Clyde Kellogg of Kansas City is In
Randolph on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
R. @. Kellogg, for whose comfort he is
providing by few repairs in her house.
Miss Mary Flint went back to Boston
Tuesday to continue her training in the
department for nurses at the city hospital
after fortnight's vacation at the Flint
farm.
Cherries Dumas arrived last Thursday
from Canada, where he bad been en-
ployed some time in the vicinity Of Que
bee by the New England Telephone com
pany.
| Miss Della Preston. q clerk in Bell
1
rum Saturday for treatment and is 80
much better that she viii 20 to her home
in South Royalton today.
Miss Alice Mcintyre has been visiting
several days in Burlington and Woods
vile, N. H., and Miss Mary Wedgwood
bas been taking her place As librarian at
the Kimball Public library.
MEs. q ,. Palmer. .of q: AIbans. xho
stopped here ON her return from Boston
to see the family Of her son, Joseph
Palmer, went yesterday to Barre, where
she has another son living.
The annual meeting OF the Rochester
club for the election of officers will be
held tomorrow evening at Alfred Eaton's
on Prospect avenue, and q good attend
ance Of the members is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller had their
SON and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Miller, of Richmond with them over
Sunday, and the latter has since been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Brigham.
The 14th annual meeting OF the Yer
mont State Horticultural society will be
held in Montpelier Nov. 5th and 9Th,
and II. NJ. Totman will speak at the
opening session on "Greenhouses and
Greenhouse Management"
Miss Fannie Prince, who was called
home by the illness and death OF her
father, George ]. Prince, left Sunday to
resume duty as stenographer in the hos
pital at Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Prince has
gone to Lebanon, n. H., to stay several
days with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Miller.
In the case Of NJ. C. Rowell vs.. B.
Frank Kicker, to recover payment for
plaintiff in their recover business, iudg-
ment was affirmed Tuesday morning by
the supreme court and the case remanded
to the county court for trial on It's merits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bissette, who
are to move in q few days to the c. L.
Holman farm, gave their Fish Hill
friends and neighbors farewell party
last night. There was dancing to the
music OF A. J. Curtis fiddle, refreshments
were served, and a right good time was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Clemmie r. Pratt started last
night for Los Angeles, CAL, to stay
: through the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. @. Page, the latter a sister Of Mrs.
Pratt. She intends to stop en- route al
Oakland and Los Gatos, CAL, and at tbs
latest win reach Los Angeles by the 18th
of November.
Mrs. w. F. Cushman, who was once q
resident of Randolph, underwent Satur.
day morning at her home in Ncrthfield q
surgical operation that was entirely sue
cessful. DR.. Gile of Hanover, N. H., wal
the surgeon and was assisted by DR.. e. ],
Fish of South Royalton and DR.. ]. H.
Winch of Northheld. Mrs. Cushmau
bore the operation well and is doing nice.
ly under the care of a nurse from Han.
over.
} Mrs. Sarah Thompson, who has been
efficiently discharging the duties Of
housekeeper at the sanatorium the last
three months, viii finish work there the
second week in November and viii be
succeeded by AIRS. Ada Spaulding, 9
; former housekeeper at the institution
: Mrs. Spaulding, who has been at A. B.
J Tewksbury's some time, will take a short
vacation before returning to the sanato-
, rum.
J. V. Newton again challenges the
agricultural world, this time with beets
foot or rraorn lone or1 kurnfv,c hsrw a.