Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-04
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Maude Smith of Mortified is at
W. S. S. Bucks.
Mrs. Rose Whitney of Granville was
the guest yesterday OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ford.
Mrs. H. Fl. Paige has been spending
yesterday and today with her mother in
South Royalton.
A daughter, Florence Adeline, weigh
ing seven and half pounds, was born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Abbey.
Mrs. volney Allard of East Randolph
underwent an operation at the sanatori-
um Saturday and is now gaining stead
lily.
The Kimball Public library has ten
new volumes containing the life, public
documents and letters OF President Lin
coin.
Mrs. w. H. Richardson of Barre, re-
membered in Randolph as Miss Lula Al
len, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Hubbard.
Mrs. ]. n. Brown has been in charge
of culinary affairs at the Bascom House in
Bethel for few days, in the absence Of
the regular cook.
Mrs. B. ID. Dubois is having some
hardwood floors laid in her residence on
South Main street, in which a few other
repairs are also being made.
Miss Mabel sault. while sliding Sun
day, was taken suddenly with appended
tbs and was operated upon this morning
at the sanstorium by DR.. F. c. Angel.
Mrs. George W. Dukett, who. came
home from Mortified Friday, returned
Monday to assist in caring for her moth
er, Mrs. E. G. Smith, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. L. o. Wilder OF Middlesex was
with her mother. Mrs. Charles Wood
ward, and her sisters, Mrs. NJ. o. Boyce
and Mrs. ElWin Martin, from Monday to
Wednesday.
Twenty-Five of the Junior league had a
pleasant social in the Methodist vestry
Saturday afternoon with their leader,
Miss Lena Rhodes, and were treated to
waters and hot cocoa.
Miss Frances spooner fell from a sled
while coasting in Mari-Castle park sstur-
day evening and had good deal OF cuti-
Gle removed from the left side of her face
by the grater-Iike crust.
Misses Zilpha and ZiIpah Ranney oil
! Pittsfield came to witness the production
! OF 1.-THE Wolf at Chandler Music hall last
, Thursday night and we're guests at q. A.
Chedel's until Saturday.
E Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thresher and son ar
: rived last night from Melrose Highlands
: Mass, and are to be with Mrs. Thresh
r er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutch
inson the rest of the week.
|, l. F. Wiley of Rochester, who had beer
e at ID. T. Dyer's and d. B. Fasselt's sine,
| Monday, started last night for Pasadena
!. CAL, where his daughter, Mrs. II. f
Hubbard. and family are living.
Miss Lima Brooks and Miss Maud,
!, Bondheld of Northield, who were OF
$ their way to the millinery openings il
. Boston, stopped here Monday to see Mis-
d Brooks sister, Mrs. George Davenport.
!. Mrs. ]. H. Moulton and her daughter
Miss Mary, who have been with the fam
4 lily OF A. E. Lane in Mount Vernon, n
! Y, this winter, expect to reopen .thei
I house on School street the first Of April
:. Clark Sargent OF Granville has rente,
!, the farm Of w. E. Slack and moved to j
yesterday. Mr.. Slack and family will re
J. main at the farm for the present but in
y tend before long to take up their resi-
a dence in this village.
II The gross receipts OF the boiled Dime
! and hash supper, served at the Baptis
vestry by the ladies OF the Federate
church town meeting day, amounted to
n little over $40. There were about so a
n dinner and fully twice as many at sup
&c per.
:; Miss Sadie Kent, the nurse who ha
q been staying at j. ID. Battles, was sum
u moned to South Randolph Tuesday I
q take care of Aaron Storrs, who is critical
ly ill with pneumonia and this mornin
" is feeling the weakening effects OF an IN
it comfortable night.
1t Mrs. Henry NJ. Miller and daugh tel
he Ruby, are again at their rooms in tn
re Stockwell block after an absence OF tw
L months in Warren and Waitsfeld, an
have been Joined by Miss Helen Mile
for a three weeks vacation from he
school in Clinton, Mass.
ye Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickermsn, VIII
n went to Keene, N. H., the first OF FebrJ
m airy to visit their son, have been detaine
there by Mrs. Dickerman's being bsdl
bruised in fall As soon as she is abll
they will proceed to Concord to sta
awhile with their daughter, Mrs. Pea
n RumriIl, before coming home.
v; Mrs. S. s. Clark was taken to the sani
n. forum Sunday to be cared for in the il
k, ness resulting from a shock Feb. II
n. which affected her throat. Miss Laul
F. Clark, who was called home at the tin
of her mot hers seizure, left Tuesday fC
Northampton, Mass, to resume duty
instructor of science in Smith college.
We c. S. Scott OF Waterbury and Mi
IN Ethel Wardner, daughter of the late Wi
K liam Wardner, were married in Hartfor
y Conn. last Thursday and came to Ra
at dolph the next day TO lie the guests
the brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mr.
n Eugene Wardner, over Sunday. Mr.
Scott has many aequaintances in this vi
lage, OF which her father was for son
re- time a resident, living on Howard stree
No Miss Lily Orcutt OF Mortified was al
"a here recently, visiting Miss Ruth War
m ner.
ny DR.. Walter C. Woodward, who was
1t Gently appointed city physician at 4
on new hospital in Seattle, Wash, finds tn
M his new duties will. prevent his comiI
ac- East as he expected, and his fiancee, Nj
g.