Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-28

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Miss Addie s. AIvord Of st. Jobnsburv
is At g. W. Panton's for an indefinite
stay. ''''
Mrs. ". P. Abbott, Who had been The
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Adams. re-
turned to Proctor Saturday.
Mrs. Babra ManIey OF Dannemora. n
T., was with her niece, Mrs. Walter
Stark, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. Q. Atkins and son Of Hanover.
n. H., spent Sunday with their relatives
at the Fenton home on Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. A. Putnam var.
the guests Of their son, George Putnam
and family in Montpelier last Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Eddy is at the sanatorium
to be treated for a heart trouble from
which she has been suffering for some
time.
z. L. Hills continues to gain steadily
/ from his recent illness and Is looking for
the opening Of spring to hasten his res
toration to health and strength.
Miss Sara Chedel, who spends most OF
her time In franklin Falls, N. H., with
her grandmother, Madam Chedel, went
back to the Falls Saturday after week at
home.
Mrs. A. W. Burridge, who underwent
serious operation ct tha sanatorium Jan.
2, was able to leave the hospital Saturday
Tor her home and bids fair 10 make a
complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Osha, who have
been rooming OF J. F. Tewksbury'B on
Prospect avenue, are now keeping house
in the upper part Of the Moses residence
on South Main street.
j. b. Wells, whom illness brought very
low last summer, appears to have re-
gained bis strength with the coming OF
cold weather and is out sgain, as usual,
in sunshine or storm.
NJ. Q. Roweu shipped to Haverhill,
Mass, Monday flock of 142 sheep from
Rupert g. Mann's farm, paying six cents
= pound for the lambs and four and a
half cents for the sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. sprague, who
went recently to West Chester, Pa, write
that they are very pleasantly located in
that city, In which Mr.. sprague is hold
ing an Office position with the Sharples
Separator company.
The Rebekahs had twelve tables OF
whist at their party in Odd Fellows hall
last Thursday evening and presented
pretty towering plants, Pimulas, to the
prize-wiBners, o. r. Greene and Miss
%. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingham reached
here Monday from q three weeks absence
in St. Adams, Franklin, Swanton, Bur-
lington and Barre. In Swanton, Mr..
Bingham had the misfortune to slip on
the ice and wrench his right knee 20 bad
~ that be still needs the assistance OF a
cane in walking.
] News comes from Seattle, Wash, to the
effect that new city hospital is being
built there and that DR.. Walter G. Wood
ward has been appointed city physician.
The doctor will start Eastward on his Wis
It to Randolph just as soon as his partner
returns to Seattle from tour OF some Of
the principal hospitals in Eastern cities.
: The Montpelier Argus takes note Of a
Randolph product after this wise:-
HLuke Parish, representative from Ran
! dolph, is riding to and from the state
house in a sleigh which was built by W.
= w. Bean and has been in service 81 years.
Mr. Bean Is still living in Randolph but
the business Is carried on by his son. II
is said to be one OF the best sleighs made
in this section OF the country"
Lieut.. Henry B. Mcintyre, who has
been stationed In the Philippines since
July, 1905, rs surgeon in the United
States army, is now in San Francisco,
having Just been assigned to the general
hospital at the Preside army post there.
He expects to be granted Feb. leave Of
absence, in which to visit his mother and
sister, Mrs H. II. Mcintyre and Mrs.
Guy Loudon, in Burlington, and bis
friends in Randolph.
The quarantine established for dogs by
order OF the state board OF health. to pre-
vent the spread Of rabies, is not being
strictly obeyed in this village, and unless
the regulations are more carefully fol-
lowed the local health officer will be
l obliged to resort to extreme measures.
People seem TO think that they can give
their pets an airing by leading them
around the streets with a chain or cord
hitched to their collars. Such, however,
Is not the case. The last order OF the
board OF health is to the effect that no
dog must be allowed to leave its owners
buildings or premises unless securely
muzzled.
DR.. E. @. spraeue OF Barre was here
Sunday in consultation with DR.. F. 9.
Angel in the case OF AIRS. w. H. Glad
ding, who has never fully recovered from
the operation for a mastoid abscess per-
, formed upon her head some time ago.
] Mrs. Gladding's niece, Miss Minnie Fos-