Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-12

born since Friday.
Miss Clara Halves and Miss Lila Tracy
of Berlin are with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Tracy.
Mrs. Edmund Webster, who has been
at the sanatorium a few days, is now in
the care of Mrs. Lyman Drake.
Miss Della Preston of South RoyaIton
is employed in the ready made depart
ment of Bell Brothers store.
Theron Williams of williamstown
visited his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Rix, from Monday to Wednesday.
Mrs. John F. Tewksbury devoted last
week to the millinery markets Of Boston
in preparation for the spring trade.
w. M. Terry is substituting as carrier
on rural route No. 1, for w. E. Rand,
who is suffering from heart trouble and a
lame back.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller went to
Richmond Monday to see their son, with
whom Mrs. Miller remained over
Wednesday.
H. B. Salisbury and his son, franklin,
went to Boston Tuesday on a business
and pleasure trip timed to include the
automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. LazeIle OF White
River Junction we're with Mrs. Lazelle's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Burridge have
both been victims OF the grip, and the
former was threatened with pneumonia
They are at present convalescent.
The Braintree school board organized
Tuesday by electing Mrs. George Ford.
Jerk; George Ford, truant officer, and
Russell Burridge, superintendent.
H. NJ. Totman is improving his resi-
dence on Elm street by the additionn of
bath room and the laying of three hard
wood floors besides painting and paper
ing.
Miss F. A. Bell and Miss Nancy Jones
are in New York city this week, studying
spring styles and selecting stock for the
millinery department of Bell Brothers
store.
The Rebekahs will give a social dance
in Grange hall Tuesday night, March II,
and extend a cordial invitation to every
body. The Music hall orchestra will
furnish music.
Allen Flint, Jr., has had word that his
daughter, Stella, who has been cIerking
in a store at Hartford, Conn, for two
years, is ill with scarlet fever in hos
pitsl of that city.
Mrs. /. ID. Williams was the hostess of
the Holman family Sunday at a dinner
given for their annual March reunion
held in this month in observance of six
family anniversaries.
Alden Hatch, over so years of aga.
died yesterday morning after short
illness with pneumonia. He lived on
the Bethel road near the Sanford farm
and left wife but no children.
A party of twelve or fifteen Masons
from Brookfield visited Phoenix lodge
the night of the 4th inst. and worked the
burlesque degree of Sir Knights Of Biz
mingham on nine candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielders and
child drove from South Royalton Sum
day and Mr.. Fielders returned the same
lay, leaving his wife and son to visit at
D. 2. Hoods until Wednesday.
Fred Chadwick arrived Friday from
Philadelphia for a two or three weeks |
'est from representing the National Bis |
,uit company, which has kept him /
raveling through the Southern states
his winter.
The passion Play" at Dubois & Gays |
lall Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
lights, presented pictorially scenes of
be Holy Land and in the life of Christ.
he pictures were good but failed to draw
many spectators.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk was in White
River Junction Tuesday and made ar
to relieve County Examiner
'. j. Whitehill of the care of the teach
rs examination in Rochester next Mon
lay and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Campbell of East
Warren were in Randolph from Sunday
o Tuesday, being entertained by Mr..
ampbell's brother, NJ. c. Campbell;
FRS. Campbell's brother, G. w. Drew,
nd their nephew, L. c. Drew.
The third grade room in the Primary
uilding, which had been closed few
avs on account of the case of scarlatina
eveloped by one of the pupils, Gerald
'oppe, was reopened Monday after
borough process of fumigation.
Miss Lima Miller, whom a serious case )
appendicitis attacked while she was
'aching in Waitsfeld, was able fort ,
light ago to take the journey to Mont .
elier and has since been receiving treat
tent there. She is expected home very
ION.
A. j. Russlow suffered another partial
lock Wednesday night of last week, 9
lat for little while affected his
beech. During the last day or two he
as seemed to be improving and is being
lred for by Miss Emma Patch, a nurse
ON the sanatorium. 1
Fred and George Jerd were happily
Irprised last Thursday evening by S
'rty of 20 young people, who chose the
'casion of the formers birthday ami J
rsary for social time. Games were
aged, and ice cream and cake were I,
rived for refreshments.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. c. Kinney, the Sun \
" school workers, left town Monday, +
r. Kinney going to Montgomery,
here . chapel for one of his missions is
ing built. Mrs. Kinney remains in :
orrisville during his absence, and in
out month they expect to be in Ran
lph again. 81
There will be regular meeting of the =
'stern Star next Thursday evening, and '
g worthy matron desires the attend
&c of all officers and members of the =,
der on account of both work and busi- ~