Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-23
Randolph.



seminary, franklin, N. d., is home for
the holiday recess.
A sou was born Friday night to Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins, living on
South Main street.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock has again
changed her place OF habitation from
Barrie to Randolph.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell Of the faculty
OF the graded school In Bellows Falls, is
st w. w. Jones' for the holiday season.
A son was born Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Sayah, at the Nor
ton place below the Moulton stock farm.
Miss Mary Howard and Miss Rebecca
Harding are at Mrs. G. NJ. Hoxard's
again after an absence OF some weeks in
Boston.
| Miss Nellie Greene has gone to Spring
field, Mass, where her brother, Elmer, is
located and expects to remain there in
definitely.
Mrs. Lincoln Cilley and two children
came from Tunbridge Friday and were
the guests OF Or. and Mrs. II. II. Hay
ward over Sunday.
Miss Christine Stewart, who has been
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little time, Is now in Williamstown for a
fortnight's vacation.
Miss Bessie Davenport, who expected to
start for Boston Monday, had an irritat-
ing stop put to her vacation trip by an at
tack Of chicken-pox.
Mrs. F. A. Bruce was operated upon at
the sanatorium Saturday for an abscess,
which proved to be OF less serious ma
ture than was feared.
Miss Clara Bean of the teaching force
OF the Barre city schools is spending the
first week Of the Christmas vacation with
her father, w. W. Bean.
Miss Hazel Rogers is with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Rogers, for the holi-
day vacation OF the school which she is
teaching in Westminster.
The Christian Endeavor society of
Bethany church had receipts Of $3.50 1
from the sale of food, candy and holders
in the Parish house Saturday afternoon.
N. c. Greene went to Montpelier Fri /
day and came home Monday with Mrs. I
Greene, who had been spending a week 1
in the city with the family OF Sheriff
Tracy.
@. A. Chedel was in Brattleboro Friday
Ia attendance at a meeting OF the Yer
mont State Forestry association and was
made a member OF the committee on reso-
lutions.
Mrs. Eliza Rattee was with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli st. Lawrence, for an
over-Sunday rest from her work as fore
woman in the Acme laundry at White
River Junction.
Scion Vail, who had been attending the
State Grange meeting in Burlington,
stopped here last Thursday on his way
back to Pomfret aud stayed over night
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Vail.
Leslie Durkee, who went to Bellows
Falls the 18th to work for the Vermont
Farm Machine company, came home Sat-
urday, having found the margin OF wages
minus living expenses too narrow for
profit.
John H. Dubois has sold to L. A. Bean
part OF the personal property in the Bean
carriage shop at Bsanville, but retains
himself all the new sleighs and wagons. |
Mr.. Bean now has sole management of |
he shop. II
Walter Retchum Of Gaysville, who has !
,harge of the power house OF the Gays
Vile Electric company, was in this village {
Friday to seek medical advice regarding {
bis throat, whose indamed condition has '
roubled him for a long time.
The j. @. Sargent block, put up at auc- I
lion in Bethel Monday, was bid on at Q
$4,000 by A. II. Powers OF this village,
whose offer was the first and only one !
made, The block, which rents at ssI2 I
rear now, has the appearance OF a good Q
Investment. 2
G. G. REYNOLDS, contractor, has just :
completed bathroom and cabinet kitch-
IN in the house OF Mrs. Laura McCrillis !
IN School street, and has also finished on :,
bathroom In the house OF Rev. w. S. = :.
lmithers on Maple street, at present oc- !
upied by Fred Amsden. Z
Mrs. Marion Oracle and her little :
,randson, John X. Oracle, who had been q
living with the formers daughter, Mrs. :,
:. A. Jerd, went to Boston Saturday to
pend a few days and then proceed to p
Wallace, Nova Scotia, where they will
make their home " it'll Mrs. Gracie's son, :.
henry. =
Mrs. Laura Bragg, widow Of the late ii
lev. Daniel Bragg, a Methodist clergy n
nan, once Of the Vermont conference, was u
he guest OF Mrs. Mary Goldsbury last q
-hursday and Friday. Mrs. Bragg, who #
ad been visiting in the northern part OF :,
be state, was on her way home to New d
eds, n. Il. fc
The Kickapoo Indians closed a weeks
cries of entertainments at Dubois q sc
lays hall Saturday night and departed a
Ionday in all heir picturesque raiment oil
0 Windsor, where they are this week cl
tartling the settlers by the concerts OF ID
heir brass band, which they offer as OF
Institute for the hlood-curdliIg war ct
hoop.
Mrs. F. C. Terry went to White River !.
junction. last Thursday to consult spe- :.
lalist, DIR. Carleton, in regard TO the i.
ronchiaI and asthmatic trouble, With =
hich she has been suffering severely OF -
tie. She has been staying at the juno = !.
ion since, with her sister, Mrs. l. A. y
Iibbs, ia order TO be under the treatment
I Or. Carleton, by which she hopes in
me to obtain relief.