Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-18


eEOnorz WHITE, Local Editor.
B. E. Baldwin Of Portland, Ne, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Montgomery
drove to Barre Saturday and back Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bass are entertain
ing their cousin, Harold Andrews Of Mel
rose, Mass.
A son was born at the sanatorium
Monday night TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Clough Of the Center.
Mrs. r. ]. Kimhan Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has presented life Of Lincoln TO the
Kimhal PubIic library.
Mrs Emma Reed started on the early
express this morning for New York to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rainey.
A daughter was born Tuesday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spooner; grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. King.
G. s. Booth installed q new 25-drop
switchboard at South Royalton Monday
for the Orange County Telephone com
pany.
Mrs. Fred Preston OF STAFFORD was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
UdalI, last week from Wednesday to SAT-
urday.
Mrs. Josephine spicer has had shock,
paralyzing the left side, but is now gain
ing nicely under the care OF Mrs. Della
Gourley.
A. 8. Chandler came from Brooklyn,
N. Y. Friday and was with his brother,
Willis Chandler, at Mari-Castle until
Sunday night.
Mrs. II. @. Beekman went to New
York yesterday to be the guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. r. 81. Coy, during q few
days shopping.
The Young Mems Christian Brother
hood is to have q banquet at Bethany
Parish house tomorrow evening TO which
the young ladies are invited.
The infant son and elder daughter OF c.
B. Hollis are having the chickenpox, OF
who was the frst victim, has practically
recovered.
Mrs. B. E. Nickerson had a chafng
dish party OF twelve Saturday evening,
serving them to Welsh rarebit and ac-
companying dainlies and entertaining
them with fan-tan-
Joseph Goodhart was operated upon at
! the sanatcrium yesterday morning for the
removal Of . cyst in the side OF his.neck,
caused By q strain received in playing
football last summer.
Fred Bryant had . small cancer re-
moved from his lover lip Tuesday morn
1 ing at this sanntorium and the operation
was 20 thorough that no racurrunce Of the
| trouble Is auticinatsd.
/ Franklin Salisbury invited ten Of The
I young people 10 his hone On Franklin
street Monday for an evening Of whist.
during which refreshments Of Ice cream
and cake we're served.
A. l. Currier, living in J. n. Holman's
house near The Manchester, Is seriously
IN With pneumonia affecting the lung
which was involved in the attack ol
pneumonia, which he had last May.
GiHn & Smith, propristors Of the new
meat market in the Howard block, have
dissolved partnership, w. II. GiHn ol
Burlington retiring from the business,
which E. A. Smith will carry on alone.
Mrs. f. d. Strong entertained a ieW
ladies Monday evening with bridge
whist, in which Mrs. W. F. Wedgwood
had the most points and honors and car.
ried on the prize--a fine pack Of cards.
Leo Nicholas Flint, son OF Waldo Flint
OF Braintree, and Miss Clara Belle
daughter Of jerome Stowe, also Of Brain
tree, were married Sunday noon at Beth
any parsonage by Rev. Fraser Metzger.
Or. and Mrs. q. W. Scott had thre.
tables OF players pt their house Tuesday
evening for progressive whist party, a
which DR.. ]. p. Clifford carried on th'
honors. Cake and ice cream were served
p. @ Dodge yesterday received from
the Go-Well poultry farm at Orono, Ne.
six Barred Rock hens and cockerel. Thl
hens are tested 200-egg layers and tn
cockerel Is from the same grade Of stock
o. w. Robinson OF ChasseIl. Mich.
who was on his way to Boston, reaches
this place Sunday and was the guest o
Mrs. B. T. Lombard until Wednesday
Mr.. Robinson married sister Of the lat
! Mr.. Lombard.
Lieut.. Il. B. Mcintyre, east on a leavl
!. Of absence from the army post at Sai
Francisco, came from Burlington Mon
day with bis mother, Mrs. Fl. a. McIn
frye, and both were the guests Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. NJ. h. Miller until Wednesday.
An important business change will b
. made in Northfieid the first Of March
: when F. E. Colburn, at one time cloth
ing dealer in Randolph, viii form part