Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
Randolph.
o,o,on WHITE, Local Editor

81 Rumrill attended the ne"
-. ball in Sharon
\ Gladding was in Barre on oasi-
g,iday and saturday
o.b,ov has gone to New York
~, IVY y has a good situation 81 oOaen-
~ u;ot who recently sold his farm
b c 30. has moved into the Howe
soe On Elm street.
4 p.ndolph Woman's Literary club
". rsI saturday. Jan. 8, ct the home
M e. 0. Blanchard
y IA Mrs. L. B. johnson enter
~, ~ ,ssir cousin, Wales johnson Of
S.o5stoek, over Sunday
~. uslop WEIGH OF New Bedford,
~ FSo had been q guest at A. g. o.
~, Went away saturday.
y. p,sda Prince, who had been the
y y her sister. Mrs. Harry Tilson,
u. y, Nh to Hardwiok Saturday.
Z. and Mrs. George Hebard are enter
. ~ Mrs. Hebard's brother and his
N n and Mrs w. o. Dompier, Of
VIM River Junction.
n T Over has commenced harvesting
1. M 81 ice on the mill pond and is
assg bis houses with a fine quality and
<, Quantity Of CONCEALED water.
n. uo.ic HAN orchestra played for
~. 4 Rochester Friday night and
"a, The dancers we're William Good
I, M Robert Bruce OF Randolph.
d. and Mrs. G. p. Lamson had with
Az Aver Sunday Mrs Lamson's broth
, rs,lie Ferguson, who was returning
\ y,T York from a visit in Burlington.
r.s Horensa Peters, who was return
nj 10 Wellesley college from a holiday
nation spent al J., =. Thayer's 10 Essex
roston. srent sunday with Miss Gem
su Lamson.
us Pearl 7. Clapp OF Brattleboro was
sbls village Monday to see her cousin,
q Wood. and Mr.. Willard Gay and
N daughter. Mrs. E. o. blanchard, in
ltas family She used to live.
M and Mrs. John Kinniburgh, who
s,i BEEN in pswtucket, h. Il, for sthe
niiiys stopped here on their return to
Montreal and remained over Sunday with
Nj. and Mrs. EIbridge Holman.
NJ and Mrs L. @. Tracy had a New
Ynfs visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Berry HAYES Of Berlin, Mr.. Halves, their
m.F. Z. Tracy, wife and daug liter,
Elizabeth, from Mortified and son, CLAIR
nN, from Barre.
Mss Evelyn Bishop, daughter Of Prin-
aul Bishop Of Montpelier seminary, was
guest at Rev Joseph Hamilton's for a
hs days and was accompanied to Mont
rlsr Monday BY Miss Mabel Hamilton,
ms Of The seminary teachers.
George Earle and Mrs. Tia Luce, daugh-
no Ma and Mrs. Paul Rabtoy, we're
niUed by the city clerk In Boston Tues
by, Dec rs, and are to live in Charles
hEa, Mass. The groom has been Tor
aght years or more a railroad employe
rIlh 9 run from Boston.
Fifteen members Of the Holman family
nr Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Holman
ih,uss warming al their new home in
ldh New Years night The guests were
Fcyided With the essentials for good
nFper which was duly served, aud q
Nulaf family reunion was enjoyed.
NJ. and Mrs. E. l. Claiiin welcomed ia
Af home on Forest street New Years
M party Of Ss friends and former
ngabors from snowsville and It's vicini-
v With pleasant social intercourse and
shgs, they watched the Old Year out,
y New Year In, and we're served to re.
H'hments Of cake, coffee and fruit.
The funeral Of G. q. Williams was held
2 Biz late home Ia Essex Junction Fri.
" afternoon with Ethan Allen lodge
and A. NJ, attending In a body. TIL,
aaiefs we're Percy and Charles Baldwin
Nandsons Of the deceased. Or. David
a'aion and Charles Crandall Of Burlinp.
na. Burial was in the Essex Junction
Ans'sry, and services at the grave wer,
@nducted BY the Masons.
lfsis i. Rumrill expects to start Mop
al Tor Rochester. Mimi, % UNDERGO
1iioas Intestinal operation at the hospi
WI tae Dts Mayo, surgeons and sDo
,lllsls Of International reputation. Mr.
lu'n'h Will be accompanied by hi
so'aef, Dr. e. J.. Rumrill, and will b
'losed by the wishes OF ali who knov
sl lo' speedy recovery and safe return
me Northheld News has eolipsed Al
y previous efforts Ia the calendar lin
~ Y production for 1909, which give
= excellent map oil Vermont will
49, 80 Of the surrounding country L
llllioad connections. For embell
49, ,aasl' u has hne hali-toue cuts Of Yer
~. ~. governor ana delegation in Con
including the new senator, Carol
y, nv, and Northneld's own honoreI
- representative Frank plumley. ]
- Olly calendar but handy state Al
alu valuable aork Of reference.
sa ~. giuaI'efly report Of the Random
O .saioillm shows that since the frst Z
t.,,o 'ae institution has had q pa
s. Co., surgical cases, 9 medical, 4 OF
N. y, and no deaths. There hav
gS I - . ealls Tor nurses who have earne
49, 80 y. ,a The last three months. sd
sD,.. W. could not be hlled. as 4
m T youla be spared from the sanator
too /. ' y. Total earnings Of the institr
1sai,u .ue period we're $3.50. so, with 81
,,ss a, ', 0-. Of til60,6l, leaving a net ba
n -. \, t,1s's6' From Oct. / to Nov.
',oslpis we're si5I1s; from Nov. / |
sgl.io. ''o'n dec. / to Jan.
,sis,i NJ, ,scansbury Republican. recol
D,ssiv ,Is nom non, a safe vantage point an
..ug mat "the versatile" has brol