Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
Randolph Continued.
W. B. viall is in Montpelier today.

w. A. Mcintosh was in Burlington
over Sunday.
Rev. Father Penders is in Montpelier
and Barre today.
Edwin K. Jones was with his parents
in Mortified over Sunday.
e. e. Brooks has been in Water
bury, Conn.,, since Sunday on business.
Mrs. Peter O'ConneIl is gaining steadi-
" from 9 severe attack Of typhoid fever.
George E. Mann OF Dewey's Mills was
in town yesterday on IN auto trip.
Louis FiIlion went last night to Lake
st. John, Canada, to make a months
visit.
Miss Jennie Morton is in Woodstock
for 3 few days with her aunt, Mrs. H. E.
King.
Mrs. Alice Fisher has had an attack OF
the grip, from which she is now convaI-
escing.
Charles Blair OF West Derby left satur-
day after q stay Of several days at l. J.
Blakely's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page Of Warren
were with Miss Minnie Carpenter Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. May Kicker arrived Monday from
Topsham and is working in the family Of
E. 7. Salisbury.
William Booth has gone to Newport,
N. H., to stay some time with his sons,
William and Fred Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Rockwell were in
Springfield Sunday and Monday, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martelle.
George f. sparhawk has returned to
Beaver, Pa, leaving his wife and ons to
make q longer stay In Randolph.
Mrs. o. E. Colburn was operated upon
Saturday ct the sanatorium for q tumor.
Gus trouble and is gaining nicely.
Ms. H. B. williams and daughter,
Ina, are visiting Mrs. Williams aunt,
Mrs. Ansel Moultrop, in Westminster.
C. NJ. Montgomery left Tuesday to re
sumo duty on the Boston police forcs
after a f~ortnight's respite in Randolph
Miss Fannie Prince, who was called
home BY the death of her uncle, Harry 8
Denny, vent back to Albany, N. Y,
Tuesday night.
MI. and Mrs. H. I. johnson have beer
entertaining Mr.. Johnson's sister, Mrs
Q. A. Baldwin, Of Morgan Park, H., Wit
goes to Boston today.
Mrs. Floyd HamIin and two children
of North Charlestown, N. H., spent Sun
day with DR.. and Mrs. q. P. Morris anS
Mrs. George F. Jones.
Miss Maud Hatch has come from Gem
bridge, Mass, to spend the month Of DC
tober with her father and sister, f. A
and Miss Alice Hatch.
Mrs. j. j. Manner and Mrs. Georg
Eldridge Of East Middlebury came las
Thursday and were entertained at job
Manney's until Monday.
Ernest Sawyer has moved his famil
from the upper part Of the I. d. William
house on Hale street to the lower part 8
the Seth Flint house on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dubois were ii
in Montpelier Yesterday, Mr.. Dubois hay
ing a directors meeting OF the Vernon
Mutual Fire Insurance company to 81
tend.
Miss Mabel Sault has been suffering 5
severely from quinsy sores the last thre
weeks that the removal OF her tonsils
deemed advisable to ensure 9 perfect n
covery.
Mrs. Emily Wheeler Of Los Angeles
CAL. arrived Tuesday on a visit to Rex
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton and will cor
tinue her journey tomorrow to Demands
ton, Mass.
. Leona, the elder daughter Of Mrs. Der
mis- Rattee, has been having serious trol
bic with her right eye, as an after-efel
Of scarlet fever, but is now gradually n
| gaining her sight.
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with them two weeks their son, Georg
} their grandsons, Albert and Claud, an
I Mrs. Albert Tatro. all Of whom went bac
: to Hartford, Conn, Saturday.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kezer of Rochest,
were at A. B. Fish's Sunday night, NJ
, Kezer being on his way 70 Huntington
while his wife vas bound for the state v
c. I. U. convention at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.. McLaurin. who q,
{ pected to sail for Havana, Cuba, last Sc
t urday, were able to extend their vacatio
e another week and intend to go to Ne
e York tomorrow to leave from that DO
: the mex day for Havana.
Mrs. A. g. Bradish, after a tu
months sojouFn in Randolph as Il
Q guest of Mrs. g. E. Cushman, wei
b Monday to Bellows Fails to stay with b
h son, Fred, and his family a little viii
before returning to Medford, Mass.
Miss Harriet Angel has finished woI
for the Tuttle Printing company in Ri
. land, to try the benefit of a change
employment after long and close applic
3 tion to the printing business, and is
be with Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. GladdiI
for the present.
e Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Drew drove
Woodstock Saturday and were emit.
tanned there until Tuesday at the Frazi
4 home, where Mr.. Drew's brother, Georr
is boarding. The latter is o to be
Randolph on q vacation from his work
the Woodstock Inn.
ID Mrs. Samuel Bonum fractured
bones Of her left arm just above the VIZ
r the 30th ult. in moving a heavy wash I
r but did not discover the extent Of her
It jury until last Monday, when increasii
ID pain caused Der to seek surgical attenti
and the wounded member was set.
3, Mrs. E. L. Pierce and Mrs. Ell
Pierce Of Rochester were at r. w. Je
ett's Friday night. and on saturd
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