Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-10
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from Cabot.
Mrs. John n. Dubois and Miss Mary
Moulton are in Montpelier today.
Hon. James Hutchinson was in Mont
pelier yesterday to observe legislative pro-
ceedines.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton has been con-
fined to the bed the last two days By scia-
tic rheumatism.
Mrs. L A. Gibbs OF White River June
tion was with Dir. and Mrs. F. c. Terry
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. b. H. Hayward and baby Of Tun-
bridge were with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Hayward al the Inn Friday and Saturday.
Miss Bernlce Morrill,, who had been
with her aunt, Mrs. l. d. Rix, thres
weeks, departed saturday TO Tunbridae.
Fred Grant had given up.farm work on
Fish hill and has entered the employ OF
H. D. sault in the latter's blacksmith
shop.
Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Chalmers, who
had been the guests Of Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland q month. returned to Rivers
head, L l., yesterday.
Carl McAllister Of Boston has been at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Alice Bruce,
several days. III with bronchial cold,
OF which be is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. varney, who have
been living with their son-ln-law, c. E.
Pope, in Peth, went to Weybridge this
morning to spend the winter.
Mrs. Celia Clifford and her daughter,
Mrs. John B. Goodrich. Of South Royal
ton started yesterday on . visiting trip to
Montpelier and Williamstown.
Mrs. Fred W. Curtis and little daueh-
ter. Marion, went to Montpelier yester-
day to stay until Monday and will be
joined there Sunday by Mr.. Curtis.
c. J. stockwell was at Northheld Falls
from Monday to Wednesday, taking
charge of the store OF his brother, K. p.
StockweIi, while the latter was In Boston.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell has given
notice that the term Of supreme court set
Tor Brattleboro Tuesday, the sth, win
probably not be held there until after the
general term In January.
Guy Clough has sold bis farm in Brain
tree to Fred Lane, who viii take posses
sion Of the place after the middle OF
March. Mr.. Lane has been for some
time on V. /. Spears farm.
Encouraging reports continue to be re-
ceived from Mrs. Blanche Dunbar, who
is slowly gaining At st. Joseph's hospital,
Three Rivers, P. @, from the attack OF
typhoid fever that nearly proved fatal.
Elmer Tilson, who 50 far recovered
from recent illness as to be at the store
Of Atwood q Tilson a day or two, has
been housed ever since b. q relapse into
the nervous trouble, brought on By over
exertiop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert e. Flint came
from Springfield, Mass, yesterday to vis-
it Mr.. Flint's stepfather, Lewis Fish, and
other relatives in this vicinity. They
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thayer last night.
George Lane has bought Of q. A. Che
del the McColiom land extending from
the William Wood place on Central street
over the hill to d. H. Morsess farm.
There are $50 acres in the piece, for
which Mr.. Lane paid s24oo.
W. H. Messer has recovered sufficiently
from three months run OF typhoid few
er to be about again and, in his satfsfac-
ton at regaining health, finds q certain
amusement IN looking over the samples
OF mourning cards and monument propo-
sitions, with which enterprising dealers
Hooded the house when they CHANGED to
hear what Mark Twain would call "a
greatly exaggerated' report o. his de-
mise.
Tuesday afternoon seven young ladies
were standing on the mill pond watching
the skaters when suddenly the ice broke
and precipitatad i've Of them into two
feet OF far from tepid water. They we're
Miss Olive H. Moulton, second assistant
in the high school. Misses Ruby Allen.
Jessie Chedel, Maud Putnam and Edith
Blanchard. The unfortunafes scrambled
out not much the worse for the weftinp
but more favorabIy disposed towards
sprinkling than immersion AZ this season
OF the year. Misses Una Allen and Cora
Osgood. also in the group. succeeded in
keeping out OF the water.
store room, about 20 feet. has
been finished on in the Easement Of the
sanat0rium in which to keep groceries
that can be purchased in large quantities
81 reduced prices, meaning 3 great saving
TO the institution. Lumber for the room
was given by the r. f. Emerson company
and Osgood & Roundy, and the REYNOLDS
brothers very kindly did the work gratis
Frank B. Wood has also attended TO some
repairing without remuneration. and a
hre place screen has been presented by
other friends OF the hospital. venieon
dinners for the entire sanatorium house.
hold were provided by DR.. c. ). Rumriu
and Frank McMurphy of Randolph
Center.
Randolph win soon have better electric
lights and an all night service; for the
Gaysville Power company has ordered.
and has on the way, a twin boiler engine
OF 500 horsepower that can be increased
TO 1000 horsepower II necessary. c. ID.
Cushing Of the Gaysville company was
In town Monday and stated that the
foundation for the engine would be ready
by the time it arrived and that the new
power would be installed ne soon as pos
sible- While awaiting this improved
service, the White River Electric Light
company asks its patrons TO help their
neighbors as wen as themselves by shut
ting on ell unnecessary lights; for, BY so
doing, they will not only heighten the
briiliancy OF the lights in use but will
prolong the evening perfod of THAR h.,rv,