Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23


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And what is talk The breath from lungs
Exhaled by wretched chunks OF clay
Instead OF tails, possessing tongues
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Mrs. e. G. Ham is recovering from a
hard siege of the grip.
Mrs. George Tuckerman OF Royalton
spent Sunday with her brother, s. C..
Clark.
Miss Mira Carpenter of Glover was
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Smith Tuesday
and Wednesday.
e. 81. Bruce is having a heart trouble
that has kept him rather closely confined
TO the house for few days.
Leon Sault has been in Burlington
since Sunday for the sake OF laboratory
advantages in the pursuit OF his studies.
Miss Clara Burnham returned to Con-
cord, n. H., Tuesday after two days.
visit to her mother, Mrs Frances Burn
ham.
Fred Roppe is critically ill with pneu-
monia at his home in the Chadwick
block.
Mrs. z. A. Hills was in Middlesex
Monday to attend the funeral of cousin,
Mrs. Eva Hills.
Mrs. H. c. Allen of Gaysvilie was q
recent visitor at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Fish.
bronchial pneumonia that, at his age of 81
years, causes grave concern.
Mrs George Hyzer of the Center was
taken to the sanatorium Saturday to be
treated for rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. o. p Hood wentsto South Royal
ton Tuesday to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Fielders, in an attack OF
the grip.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis IL again in town,
having arrived Monday from Lyndon,
where her daughter, MiH Bessie, is teach
ing this year.
Mrs. w. w. Bean returned yesterday
from a weeks stay with her SON, Elmer,
in Barre, while Mr.. Bean was away on q
trip to Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley returned
Monday from their wedding trip to Mont
real and are to be here for awhile before
locating in Ghremont, N. H.
r. w. McAllIster of Mason. N H., was
with Mr.. and Mrs ID. D. Howe Saturday
and Monday night on the way to and
from his old home in Waitsfield.
Frank Harrington, the chef at the Ran
dolph bakery, was called to Boston Sunday
by the death of Mrs. Harrington's sister
and returned Immediately after the funer-
al.
NJ. L. Washburn appeared in Randolph
Monday and left again the next day for
New York, where Mrs. Washburn joined
him from New Rochelle to spend week
in the city bsfore returning to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard and Miss Abbie
Clark will entertain the Eastern Star at a
social Thursday evening, Jan. 30, at the
residence of Mrs. Blanchard on Randolph
avenue. Ladies of the Star not otherwise
solicited are asked to furnish cake.
DIR. E. III. Stearns of South Royalton
has bought of j. NJ. Atwood lot Of land,
50x100 feet, south of Maple street and in
the tract that was parceled out and sold
at auction by the Eastern Land company
not many years since. DIR. Stearns in
tends to build soon on the site he has
purchased.
Mrs. John L. Priest, who has had a se-
we're case of the grip, is much better, and
her son, Ralph, has reached such stage
of convalescence from scarlet fever and
whooping cough that he is able to be up.
Good reports, also, are received from Miss
Eva Priest, who has been having scarlet
fever in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter of Tunbridge
and Mrs. B. A. Durkee of this place have
entered the sanatorium for surgical treat
ment tomorrow by DR.. Gile of Hanover,
n. H. Mrs. Durkee has been troubled
some time by recurring attacks of appen-
dicitis, for whose permanent relief an
operation is deemed necessary.
The north-bound way freight and q
south-bound freight selected the clear
daylight of high noon Tuesday to run in
to each other on the main line near the
canning factory. The two engines, after
humping together with the loss of one
cow-cateher, backed away and finally sue
ceeded in passing by the aid of conven-
lent sidetrsck.
Leslie l.. Dickerman arrived Monday
morning. from Vancouver, b. c., and is
to be in this vicinity about fortnight.
Mrs. Dickerman and son, her mother,
Mrs. Tarbell, her sister, Mrs. b. e. Nick
erson, and daughter, Marion, left Van
couver the Goth to pass the rest of the
winter in Los Angeles and intend some
time in March to start for Vermont. Mr..
Dickerman will stop at Los Angeles for
little while on his way back to Van
couver.
The remains of Mrs. John Fleming of
Sharon were brought to Randolph Mon
day morning for the funeral service in
the Roman Catholic church with burial in
the Catholic cemetery. The body was ac-
companied by the husband and these
children Miss Mary Fleming OF Bur-
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walsh OF Winooski, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Doyle and son of South Royalton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrington of West
Hartford and George Fleming of Sharon.
Mrs. Fleming, who was "A years of age,
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Doyle, in South Royalton and but few
hours before starting on her return to
Sharon was seized with pneumonia,
W hich reaulted in her death Friday after q