Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-02


been visiting Miss Hazel Fairbanks this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann have both
been Frustrated by the grip but are now
little better.
Mrs. A. j.. Goodenough has come from
West Brattleboro to spend the W inter
with her daughter, Mrs. e. L. Bass.
Mrs. George F. Hubbell of Mortified
and Mrs. Clara Clifford of Hanover, N.
H., were at A. E. Hendricks yesterday.
Dora and Willard Douglass are visiting
their grandparents in Morristown; also
other relatives in Hyde Park and john
son.
Mrs. Clara Avery is here from Winthrop
Center, Mass, to care for her mother,
Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo, who has been
seriously ill.
Miss Winnifred Richmond is at the
appendicitis today, with DR.. Gle of Han
over as the surgeon.
Mrs. F. w. Wood. who had been at the
home of her father, ID. L. Chatfield, few
days, returned to Boston Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Wood.
The w. r. G. meeting next Saturday
night will begin at 7 O'Clock sharp as
there is business to be transacted before
the installation ceremonies.
Miss Fannie Prince, stenographer for
the Flint Granite company in Albany, N.
Y, came from that city Sunday for a
short vacation ending yesterday.
F. Fl. Ketchum, G. S. Booth, w. c..
Emerson and NJ. w. Campbell were in
Mortified last night at a special meeting
of Eureka encampment, l. o. o. F.
Miss Bessie Lewis, principal of the
Lyndon school, made business trip to
Randolph Friday and was entertained at
Jehiel Williams during her days stay in
the village.
The gear wheel that raises the gate at
the electric light plant is broken and the
dim lights of last night will probably
have to be endured as patiently as posi-
BILE for night or two longer.
Joseph M. Phelps, for some time resi-
dent of this village, died yesterday in
Lillieville. Notice of his decease was
sent to the local lodge of Odd Fellows, of
which fraternity he was devoted mem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Terrill were the
over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. b.
johnson. with whom Mrs. Terrill stayed
until yesterday. Mrs. John Riley of
Northfield is now visiting at Mr.. john
sons.
A. j. Russlow had an attack last night
that was at first feared might prove to be
another shock, but seemed later to be
more of a digestive disturbance. He
soon rallied from it and was quite COM
Portable this morning.
and Miss Gertrude Hernandez are at Elm
cottage again, returning from New York
1 last Thursday night. Arthur Hernandez
! and Stuart Levison of New York have al
so been at the cottage lately.
| Miss Ruth Roundy celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary by party Friday
evening at which 20 young people had a
delightful time. A beautiful copy OF
Crawford was presented to Miss Roun-
dy as souvenir of the occasion.
Miss Clara Bean was in Boston and vi
entity during Christmas week and
reached home last night to spend few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Bean, before she resumes teaching in
Barre after the holiday vacation.
| Fred Fairbanks has given up his place
as day operator at the station to take a
situation on the New York Central. f.
o. MCGEE of Milton is now day operator
here, and c. A. Matte of Quebec night
operator, while Newell Pierce is acting as
expressman.
| Orrin w. Mann has become associated
with his cousin, G. w. Boyce of New
York, in the Chihua Consolidated Mines
company operating silver lead mines in
Mexico and also oil fields. The COM
pany is capitalized at 81, 900, 900, and Mr..
Mann is one of the board of directors.
Fred Emery of Washington, ID. c., who
| is connected with the Southern division
of the Associated Press, has been expert
encing the pleasures of the Christmas sea-
son in Vermont, passing the time in Ran
dolph and Barre until Tuesday, when he
started on a trip to Tunbridge and
Woodstock.
A. E. Dean received news this morn
ing of the death of Charles Leonard at
Middlesex Tuesday from hemorrhage of
the bowels following pneumonia. The
funeral was held this afternoon at /
o'clock. Mr.. Leonard married Miss Ma
bel Tilson Of Randolph, who is left with
two children.
Randolph lodge, No. As, /. o. o. F.,
met Monday night and elected the follow
ing ofhcers Tor the ensuing year mobile
grand, o. X. Greene; vice grand, L. o.
Thayer; secretary, N. c. Buck; treasurer,
A. NJ. Hubbard. The installation will
take place Saturday with District Deputy
Elmer r. Clark as installing officer.
Miss Ellen Whitney, who lives at ]. B.
Eldredge's, was taken Wednesday, the
25th ult., with severe hemorrhages of the
nose that could only be stopped by pack
ing. She is now convalescing but still
weak from the great loss of blood. Her
mother, Mrs. Rose Whitney of Gran
vile, has been with her since Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Crown was graduated New
Years day from the training course for
nurses at the Randolph sanatorium and
has gone to Topsham for little rest be-
fore beginning the practice of her profess
sion in Hanover, n. II. Mrs. Crown has
made very creditable record at the sana-
forum for proficiency in study and in
the practical work of nursing.
There was good attendance from this
vicinity to "Peter PAM at the Chandler
Music hall in Randolph last Thursday
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