Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
Randolph Continued.

Elmer Tilson has been housed several
days by illness but is now better.
George Ford was in williamstown yes
terday to attend district meeting Of the (
Good Templars.
Mrs. A. E. Kendrick is convaIescing /
from pneumonia and expects to be able
to sit up little in day or two.
Mrs. John Prince has been far from /
well for few days, though able to be
about the house most of the time.
The house OF E. /. Clafin on Forest
street is out of quarantine. his son,
Wayne, being entirely over scarlet fever.
George Oaks, formerly OF the Randolph
bakery, is having q severe attack Of pneu
monia at his present home in Hinsdale.
N. II.
s. N. Fisk, who is 81 years OF age and
has been unable to leave his bed for over
two years, il much worse and suffers in
tensely.
There will be a regular convocation of
whitney chapter, No. s, Monday even
ing. Nov. Is, with work on the NJ. NJ.
M. degree.
Mrs. Nathaniel King Of Mortified was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday with
hsg daughter, Miss Angie, who was not
very we'll and needed her care.
Mrs. d. T. Dyer has word that her
brother, II. Q. Martin Of Gardner. Mass,
has a broken limb sustained in a collis-
ion in which he was thrown from his
team
The town Of Derry will be represented
in the New Hampshire legislature this
session by Edwin B. Weston. Esq, whose
wife (nee Lena EIlison) Is former Ran
doipb girl.
Miss Stella L Morse, who has served
six weeks as an apprentice for Miss Cora
j. Bliss in the millinery department at
A. NJ. Hubbard's store, has finished
work for the season.
A. NJ Vaughan, state forester, will
speak before the Ladies' Literary club OF
Mortified and its invited guests next
Tuesday evening in Guild hall Of that
place and bis subject will be Forestry
Miss Jane Hapgood, who has been .
summer guest at the Randolph House. il
spending q few days with Rev. and Mrs.
Homer White before going TO Springfield
and later to Huntington, N. Y, for thu
winter.
Mrs. II. P. sanford, though better, i.
still confined to the bed from the effectl
of an attack OF acute indigestion. Hel
daughter, Mrs. John Abbott, came from
, Winchester, Mass, last Thursday and
win return today.
w. e. English has sold his farm il
Bethel Gilead for e14O0 to L. L. Packard
, of Ludlow, who will take possession oil
bis purchase the first OF April. Mr.. Eng
lish intends to retire from farming and
move to this village.
DR.. @. w. Scott and L. B. johnson 1t
tended the reunion and banquet of thu
legislature Of 1906 ct the capital Tuesday
|, night. An elaborate feast was spread q
the Montpelier House for the hundred
ex-lawmakers present.
Mrs. Alden s. Stokes has sold he
|, farm on Riford brook for $4,000 {,
/ Wesley c. AIMEE Of Granville. Mrs
= Stokes will remain at the farm unit
the first Of April and has not decides
i, upon her residence after that date.
: Mrs. @. II. Grosvenor will 60 today t
! Newark, N. j., to make her home wit
: her son, Howard e. Grosvsnor, and hops
to be joined there before long by her hui
band, Rev. Mr.. Grosvenor, whose ments
trouble is steadily improving at the Bra
tlebofo retreat.
-
= Friday from Mrs. Mann's sister, Mr.
i George A. RoYs OF Roxbnry, and the Ia
- ter's son, Claude Roys of Boston. Sun
i day night Mrs. Henry Pope and daugl
ter, Lorena. were guests at Mr.. Mann
having stopped here on their way |
N Moretown.
"a District Deputy Grand Master C. I
~ Bigelow of BrookfeId visited Pheoni
N-rNr~ L. - A II
= inspected the work of the NJ. NJ. degre
A lunch was served after the work an
about 30 were present, including Wo
y shipful Master E. C. Jackson OF Ea
=. Brookfield. Mr.. Bigelow was the que
ne Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Howe.
- Mrs. Mabel Leonard and her chiIdrs
n and her mother, Mrs. Della Tilson,
Middlesex are now spending q few da,
with Mrs. Tilson's sister, Mrs Ellie
Brown, in Bethel, while their furnitu
and goods are ON the way to Trenton, !
j., which is to be their future hom
IA Mrs. Tilson's older daughter, Miss MAJ
y Tilson, has been teaching in Trenton 4
~ a number Of years.
Ia Town Grand Juror d. d. Howe enter.
q complaint against Wesley Granger ar
q. III. Slack, Jr., OF the Center, who we
arrested by Officer e. w. Kent add a
raigned before Justice w. l. Hebard Il
DO 4th inst. on the charge Of intoxicatio
tn They were fined IS and costs but, {
at their signing the pledge for year, pa
ar ment OF the fines was suspended durir
good behavior and they settled for Il
costs.
Mrs. z. L. Merchant has been sur
moned to Everett, Mass, by the dangs
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs. r.
Brown. who is suffering from vaIvuh
cd heart disease complicated by other tro
%, bles, and for " hom there seems to be l
Az hope Of recovery. Only a year ago Mr.
II Browns husband was electrocuted in b
let own store through his coming in conta