Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-23

Salisbury Brothers furniture factory
shut down Saturday night for a week.
c. E. Abbott has been greatly troubled
lately by varicose veins in the left limb.
Albert E. Chandler Of New York is
again at Mari-Castle, having come Sum
day.
Miss Helen Carr of Goffstown, n. H., is
with her sister, Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury,
who is still suffering from neuritis.
Messrs. Rogers of Lisbon, n. Y, and
Jamason Of Williamstown were in town
yesterday as guests of Hayden Gaylord.
Miss Clara Z. Bean has been reelected
by the Barre school board to teach next
year in the Brooks street school of that
city.
All those not otherwise solicited are
asked to furnish waters for the refresh
ments at the grange meeting Saturday
night.
Ernest A. Hatch severed his connection
Saturday with the Edison feed store, of
which Harry T. Lyman is in charge at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bartlett OF Dor
chester, Mass, guests of Mrs. c. NJ.
Howard, have been in Montpelier since
Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Harwood of White River
Junction was with the family of her
brother, F. c. Richardson, from Friday
to Monday.
Mrs. ]. Z. Sargent of Bethel has fin
ished work in E. A. Thomas store and is
now clerking in the store of c. J. Wiley
at Sharon.
Miss Maud Putnam reached home yes
terday after an absence of several weeks,
spent with her sister, Mrs. Roy Neville,
in Keene, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Lamson left Idleton
cottage Sunday for Philadelphia, and to-
day Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Story go to the
White mountains.
Otis, the little SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert stoddard, is i'll with typhoid few
er at the home of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Couiumbe.
Mrs. Clara Sanborn of New York city
and her son, John Mute, Of Ssugus, Me. !,
are at the Willis Howard farm to remain
through August. Mrs. Sanborn is an
aunt of Mrs. Horace III. Howard.
Thomas Connolly and his daughter,
Miss Mary, land today in Boston from the
steamer Saxonia after a months tour of
expected in Randolph tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Pettigrew, who had been
visiting her brother and sister, b. +.
Herrick and Mrs. w. F. Wedgwood, left
Monday for her home in Lowell, Mass.
NJ. F. Preston was driving on the
South Main street hill Monday when his
horse became frightened at DIR. J. p.
Gifford's auto and backed around until
one wheel was smashed
Edwin Goodwin, while operating a
mortiser at the Emerson mill Tuesday,
had his left hand so badly cut between
the first and second fingers that three
wound.
z. H. Allis left yesterday for Norwich,
Conn, and from there, accompanied by
his brother, w. s. Allis, will go to New
York to consult specialist in regard to
his health, which has become somewhat
impaired.
NJ. V. Chadwick is again located at his
old stand in the basement of the Bass
block on Main street, where he has put
in a stock of cigars, tobacco, groceries
and sodas. He opened the place for busi-
ness Tuesday morning.
Miss Eunice Slack arrived Monday from
Wallis Mills, N. Y. where she had been
staying several months, and is now in the
Her mother, Mrs. Aida Slack, is expected
from Wallis Mills before very long.
L. B. johnson left this morning for
Rutland to join the Vermont Press asso-
cation in an excursion to the marble