Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-16
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day and Saturday.
Ernest Hutchins OF East Barre began
work Tuesday in the meat market OF /. ID.
Litchneld.
Miss Margie Jerd is spending a week
with her aunt, Mrs. B. l. McCarron, in
81. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Morrill, Of Mont
pelier spent Sunday with Mrs. Morrilps
father, Fred Hatch.
Clarence sault was in White River
Junction Sunday, visiting the family Of
his uncle, Frsnk Greenough.
f. E. Brooks reached home Saturday
night after six weeks sojourn in Bos-
ton for the benefit OF his health.
Miss Maria Merrill, who had been the
guest Of Mrs. e. r. Upham a few days,
returned to Manchester, n. H., Friday.
Julius Rattee is recovering nicely from
an operation performed at the sanatorium
last Thursday for appendicitis and float
ing kidney.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks has finished her
fall season as trimmer in a millinery es-
tablishment at Derby Line and came
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Dutton of Greenfield, Mass,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Abbott, at the Mrs. c. NJ. Howard house
since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hanks of Royaiton
and Mrs. Mary ]. Hanks Of Rochester
we're the oyer-Sunday guests OF their
niece, Mrs. Eugene Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mitchell enter
tanned last week Mrs. Mitchelps sister,
Mrs. @. s. Vaughan of Bridgewater Cor
ners, who went away Saturday.
Anthony Ducharme has been unable to
work much for several days on account OF
bad sprain OF bis right wrist, which he
broke year ago In falling on the ice.
Miss Annis Baldwin, a summer resi- /
dent of Petb, sustained severe injuries
while coasting in Essex Junction some
days ago but is now able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. fl. Giadding enter
tanned Friday aud Saturday Mrs. David 1
Mercer OF Barre, who used to be clerk in
Mr.. Gladding's drug store in the Granite
city.
Miss Eva Priest left Saturday to resume
work in a stationery establishment at
Springfield. Mass, after fortnight's va
cation spent with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Priest.
A. M. Hubbard, +. A. Phillips, G. w.
Hayward and l. @. Erskine attended the
annual meeting OF Mount Sinai Temple,
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, held in
Montpelier Friday night.
Miss Mary Flint. who has been taking
the course OF training for nurses in the
Boston City hospital, came last Thursday
TO stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale L. Clint, until after Christmas.
Mrs. Henry L. Iamson and son, Teddy,
Of Montpelier were at N. C. Greene's Sat
urday and Sunday and on their return to
Montpelier took Mrs. Greene home with
hem to enjoy a short vacation at the Cap
ital.
Edwin, elder son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. q.
Goodwin, removed the end Of his right
Ioreflnger while working with a buzz saw
II the Z. /. Emerson mill last week.
The cut was, fortunately, above the first
oint.
Goddard seminary, Barre, closed Friday
'or the holiday recess, and the Randolph I
Dana Church, James McMur- {
1hy aud Miss Edith Blanchard, are home I
or the vacation period which ends the
18th inst.
The Rebekahs adjourned their whist
,arty Friday evening, the game appear
ng, on the whole, less attractive to the z
players than the performance
i the Kickapoo Indians in Dubois q
Jays hall. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. v. |. Spear gave whist s
,arty of six tables Saturday evening at I
heir new residence the Denison
,lace-on Randolph avenue, and DR.. F. Z
|. Eaton carried off the honors. Elegant ?
efreshments were served. r
A son, Royal Ransom, was born at the
Friday night to Mrs. Clytie !
Hyzer) Wood Of Randolph Center. The !
laby Is named after his father, the late ,
ransom r. Wood, who died at the sana- =
orium Nov. 27th, after long illness.
l. L. Welcome OF South Royalton, who =
pened studio in the O'Connor block in 4
his village last spring and later took
barge OF the s. A. Smith studio in the =,
lushman block, is now employed in the ;;
brewster studio at White River Junction. :,
lie is reported to have gone to the =
JUNCTION from Portland, Me. p
The annual convention OF the Vermont "
Dairymen's association is to be held in Il
burlington, Jan. 4, and 6, and the YER ri
lont Sugarmakers will have their annual rs
leeting at the same time and place. An il
Interesting feature Of the Dairymen's ses- d
ion viii be the reading of the history OF p
be association by Homer w. Vail OF &c
randolph, who is one of the original al
harter members and was chosen at the B.
asst annual meeting OF the association TO in
eriorm this work. The history will OF
tier be printed in the commissioner hi
sport. e1
Mrs. Ida Mann has placed her farm a
outh Of this village in the hands OF her NJ
,n, o. w. Mann OF Boston, and the lat W
4 has leased it to Calvin Brewster for
,rm Of 1--WE years. Mr.. Brewster, who Fl
as been living on the Mrs. J. II. Smith 60
Irm for a few years, will occupy the en-
lam farm the fret OF March and will fE
,ntinue to supply milk from his dairy he
" the route, which he has just sold out Sc
his son-in-law, George S. Pope. Mr.. hC
ad Mrs. G. E. Pope are in the Mann
ouse at present but will move to the red -
,ttage nearby before spring. 90