Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04
Randolph Continued.

MIS- COFM HODAln1 kENAEMC1 tc1lNLuAl
from two weeks absence in Barre.
Miss Edith Marcott gives musical at
her home on School street this evening.
Mrs. E. H. Bruce has gone to HinsdaIe.
N. H., where she has 3 son aud daughter
living.
NJ. A. Tewksbury is III with bronchitis,
and Mrs. Tewksbury is suffering from
asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford and daughter
OF Granville spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wells are entertain
ing Mrs. Wells brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Brown, OF North viii
liston.
ing at /. 8. Chase's and d. ID. Howe's,
does anywhere.
Mrs. A. B. Manchester remains pros
trated by the shock affecting her throat
and suffers, too from q complication Of
other troubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerman and
Mrs. Charles Tarbell have set Monday
next as the date OF their departure for
Vancouver, B. c.
Mrs. Henry W. Fits, who had q severe
cold last week, has developed bronchitis,
and her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Marshall,
has come from the Fits farm to take care
OF her.
Mrs. Gertrude Atkins OF Bristol arrived
Tuesday from Berry, N. H, where she
had been visiting Mrs. Edwin Weston,
and was the guest Of Mrs. Eugene Eli
son until this morning, when she left for
home.
Mrs. D. E. Cooling Of Maiden, Mass, is
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes, hav-
ing come Sunday in response to a mes
sage giving intelligence OF the fatal acci-
dent which had befallen Mr.. William
Holmes.
Leslie Fl. Rumrill has made such rapid
progress since the serious operation be
underwent at the hospital of the Drs.
Mayo in Rochester, MIMI, that he start
ed for Randolph last night in the care Of
his brother, DR.. Q. J.. RumrilI.
Fl. A. Harper was called to Holyoke,
Mass, the 1st inst, by the critical condi-
ton Of his daughter, Mrs. George Kent,
who has been very i'll with heart trouble
since the last of December. Her cousin,
Miss Lulu Rye, is caring for her.
A tower at the tale mine in East Gran
vile caught fire in some mysterious way
last Thursday night and was practically
destroyed. Only strenuous efforts on the
part Of people near the scene OF the Ere
saved other property Of the Eastern Tale
company from the flames.
The Randolph Maple Sugar market had
its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon
! and elected M. H. Miller, president; M.
: ID. McMahon Of Burlington, vice presi-
dent; H. w. Mcintyre, secretary, and v.
1. Spear, treasurer and manager. The us
ual per cent dividend was declared. II
is estimated that the market handled
9 about $50, 900 worth Of sugar last year.
Mrs. o. P. Hood went to South Royal
ton Saturday, having received word that
her little grandson, Dean Fielders, wal
very sick. She took care Of the child IN.
til Tuesday when, as he seemed better
she drove home for a few days, but yes
terday she was called back to South Roy
alton by a despatch stating that it was
feared the boy had developed pleuro
pneumonia.
F. p. Joslyn has added to his colIec
gtion Of stuffed birds a venerable cockatO,
that expired recently from old age at tn,
J. F. Chadwick farm. It ID believed 1,
I, have been way past the half century mari
though the exact number Of its years 4
!. not known. It once belonged to the lat.
. Milton Chadwick, who procured il from
9. Harry Slack and he brought It from Bos
: ton. It is white with q yellow pompa
= dour and Is now a fine specimen o
u Charles K. Whites skill in taxidermy.
simeon Fl. Curtis, born in Braintree
Oct. 26, 1882, died in Mortified FRIDAY
q after q long and painful illness due to
"a - n.
citizen of Mortified "a years and hai
lived II years in the house on Cros
street, In which he died. He is survive,
by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Alic
Thurston, widow OF the late e. o. Thurs
II ton, and BY granddaughter, Miss Min
q Thurston, connected with the Northfielt
News. Mr.. Curtis was q blacksmith b.
trade and was employed by the Centrn
Vermont Railway company 80 years
Among the relatives ct the funeral, hell
Sunday afternoon, were Mr.. and Mrs
Fred A. Gordon Of Randolph.
A Western paper brings news Of tn
, death Of Mrs. Hattie Belle (welchl Jarvi
, at Grand Rapids, Mich, after q week
4 Illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Jarvis
\ who was IS years Of age, used to live il
y Randolph with her sister, DR.. Jeannett
it WEIGH, whose death occurred at Gran
n Rapids two years ago, and both sisters at
= tended school here. After graduation
, from the high school, DR.. WEIGH contin
), ued her studies in Chicago, and in 1eo
/ Mrs. Jarvis also went West, and marrie
}. there. She is survived By her husband
DR.. John A. jarvis; by two childrei
Harold, aged II, and Geraldine, age
12-and BY two brothers, Lyman W. an
: Harvey L. WEIGH Of Grand Rapids.