Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-18
Randolph.
eEoReIA VIII. LocaI Edltor.


Miss Bessie Gokey OF Chelsea has en-
tered the sanatorium to take the training
course for nurses.
George K. Putnam and his son, Charles
Edward, OF Montpelier we're at c. W. A.
Putnam's Sunday.
Mrs. John l. Hutchinson and two
youngest children have been spending q
week with relatives in Pittsheld.
Elmer Amsden OF Barnard was with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. At
wood, last week, returning home satur-
day.
c. N. Mccall, Mrs. James f. Mccall
and Miss Gertrude Hernandez left Elm
cottage last Thursday for New York via
Boston.
Anna aud Roy Diemer, who had been
staying with their aunt, Mrs. George w.
Dukette, left for their home in Northheld
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles F. Stevens is taking g
course OF treatment at the sanatorium for
heart trouble, with which she has been
afflicted for some time.
The womau's Relief corps served a
good old-fashioned boiled dinner and
Il uhnA 81 hltCt Ah A14A@b > AAAA 49,
took In the sum Of $3.50.
W. Il. CIough has been suffering from
blood poison, which developed in his
right hand from = cut on the thumb re-
ceived while chopping in the woods.
Mrs. L. e. Marble has given up her
rooms at Mrs. Mary Goldsbury's and is
located for business In chiropody and
manIcuring at the Bethel Tavern in
Bethel
John Peavey, whose wife died suddenly
at Jamaica Plain, Mass, Oct. Fl, has
come to Randolph to make his home for
the present with his sister, Mrs. e. o.
Mann.
Mrs. ID. Il. Hart and son of Benton
FIarbor, Mich, are East for a couple Of
months and are at present with Mrs.
Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wardner.
Mrs. Alice Piumpton came recently
from New York after a three months
stay there and viii pass the winter in
Randolph with her daughter, Mrs. Wes-
+. ley Q. aimee.
Rev. and Mrs. George o. Howe started
this morning on the early express for
their winter quarters ct Lakeview, n. C.,
OF whose Emmanuel Union church Mr..
Howe will serve a second year as pastor.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs and granddaughter,
Lucille Gibbs, OF White River Junction
we're with Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Terry from
Friday to Monday night. Sunday, Mrs.
Terry, Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Lucille took q
trip TO Montpelier.
DR.. and Mrs. II. @. Beekman went
A.. he's Ia HaaA-
man stopped TO visit her cousin, Mrs.
Robert Coy, while the doctor went on to
Uniontown, Pa, the home Of bis brother
and sister, Rev. Frederick Beekman and
Mrs. Edwin Grover.
Julius Rattee, an employe OF o. J. Mar
colts mill, has been unable to work for
fortnight on account OF serious trouble
from appendicitis and floating kidney.
His son, George, came home Friday from
Barnard, there be had been visiting his
uncle, Calvin Sleeper.
Mrs. Claude Locklin, who had been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Forth, few days, shipped her house
hold goods Friday to Mortified Falls,
where she has been living siuce her mar
rage and where she and her husband are
nov to begin housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Laroy Mann sailed
from New York Saturday for San Domin-
20 with their infant daughter, who was
born In Sioux City, Ia, during septem-
Der. Mr.. Mann has been stationed at
San Domingo the last few years engaged
in engineering work for the government.
J. W. Ketchum OF Bristol, famous UNI
der the pseudonym Of Jay Was kaught
a. the author OF story OF the wrecklng
OF the Farmers National bank OF Yer
gennes and also as one Of the actors in
that melancholy affair, was in town FRI
day in the interests Of the Empire Poul-
try food, 10 whose manufacture he Is nov
properously engaged at Bristol.
Mrs. Pearl Chamberlain went back to
Barnard Friday after a few days stay
with her daughter, who il attending
school in Randolph and living with her
grandmother, Mrs. Rose Coolidge. Mr.
Chamberlain, who was here Sunday, has
taken the stage route from Bethel TO
Barnard and Is covering the ten miles be-
tween the two places twice day.
F.A. Phillips, Glenn Bailey, George
Chataeld aud Miss Ruby Allen, OF the
Music Hall orchestra, played for dance
given In Tunbridge Friday night for the
benefit Of William T. Noble, whose cider
mill was destroyed BY are the night OF
Nov. 3. The dance and turkey supper
recouped Mr.. Noble to the amount OF
$50 ana about 500 more was raised hy
subscription.
Mrs. George Blake Of St. Paul, Mimi,
arrived from Boston last Thursday and
was with her father, William Booth, I'M
I'll Monday, when she went to WINDSOR
to meet Mr.. Blake. II the latter is TO be
East long enough, they may be in Kan
dolph for q few days before starting for
st. PAUL, to " hich city Mr.. Blake's moth
er will accompany them from WINDSOR
for the v inter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Washburn
have been In Washington, ID. C., and dur
ing a weeks sojourn at the national
/ canital took a 2O0-miIe auto trip to the
famous battIefelds Of the Civil war. Yes
terday they went to New YORK ana Nu WI,
be At the Holland House in thst city until
/ -. 4sth ~ December when they expect