Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-26

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Gilman Smith fell from a wagon Tues
day and broke his collar bone.
Mrs. Rose Ladne from Burlington is
visiting her parents at the Wayside.
Horace Morse Of New York is with
his mother and sister at their bungalow.
Joseph Boudro got his hand into a
threshing machine and It was badly
lacerated.
GUY Hebard spent a few days recently |
in White River Junction at his brothers.
Asa Hebard.
Miss Mabel Parker Of Montgomery
was q guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W. l.
Hebard recently.
Miss Lena LaMorder, who has worked
at n. L. Boyden's this summer, went to
Warren Saturday, where she is to teach.
Grace A. Stone, a teacher in New York
city, came Friday to spend the remainder
Of her vacation with her mother at the
Maplewood.
Mrs. Mary B. Clark of SomerviIle,
Mass. who formerly lived here, is at
Miss Ellen Fargo's and is visiting old
acquaintance.
T. s. AIIis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Hebard, Guy Hebard, Misses May Allis
and Frances Hebard were in Barre the
first of the week.
Earl c. Bickford left Monday for
Seattle, Wash, and expects 10 visit the
exposition and other points Of interest
before his return.
Rev. George w. Patterson of Castine,
Me-, stopped over here a few days on
his way to Washington, where he was
called on business.
Next Sunday evening Rev. A. Q. Gill
more holds a service in the church at
East Brookheld. The service will be at
I 80 and all are invited.
] The children OF Grace church choir
and Sunday school were given picnic at
I wiIliamstown Springs last Thursday. A
most enjoyable day was spent.
Luke Parish is in 3 very serious condi-
I tion with kidney trouble for which
little relief can be found. He had high
fever yesterday and suffers severely.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thresher and little
son visited at Herman Flint's Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Thresher accompanied them
on an automobile trip to Mortified.
Miss Maud Brough, Miss AlIing, Miss
Strong and Mrs. Smith, who are at the
Randolph House, visited in Woodstock
and Quechee Monday, taking the trip by
auto.
Mrs. Joel NJ. Cady and daughter,
Hazel, of Washington, d. c., and daugh-
ter, Irene, of South Lancaster, Mass,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Prank J. Archer
and family the last Of last week.
Mrs. Harriet Hebard has returned from
a two weeks visit in Randolph and
Braintree. Mrs. George Hebard has also
returned from g two weeks sojourn in
White River Junction and Wilder.
n. L. Boyden is having q severe ex.
perience with q large carbuncle on the
back of his neck and is confined to the
bed. He is under the care of DR.. Russ
low and Miss Anna Eastman is nurse.
Work is being rushed on the Normal
building to have it in readiness for the
opening of school next Tuesday. New
apparatus, benches, desks. etc, are being
. installed, q new room finished up and the
piping changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Flint. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burridge and Mr.. and Mrs..
Newton Flint camped several days last
week in the Fisher cottage, Silver lake.
Newton Flint and family have now re
turned to their home in Boston.
Recent guests at the Randolph House
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Burnham of Valley
: Falls, K l., Judge and Mrs. ID. ]. Carnes
\ and Miss Hope Carnes OF Sycamore. ILL.,.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols OF Weathers
field, Miss Strong of Washington, ID. c.,
and Miss Baker OF Boston.
As W. s. Bryant's gray team was being
driven to Randolph Monday, when
Ifftla haInvr tha OffsounalI nfora an frnr
E came out OF the evener, letting tn,
whifietree drop. This caused the neck
, yoke to pull OF from the pole and tn,
horses stasted to run, but finally stopped
! below the water tub. The boy who was
driving was thrown out and somew hal
shaken mp, the pole of the wagon wal
broken and one horse had a splinter
; driven into its foot but it is not believed
to be a serious injury.