Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-21
Randolph
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

friends here.
Mrs. A. @. Simpson arrived Tuesday
from Campton, N. H., to visit her father,
f. r. Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisk OF White
River Junction are passing most OF two
weeks vacation with his father, John b.
Fisk, here.
Mrs. w. N. Pritchard, who has been
visiting at East Randolph and also at the
home OF her nephew, DIR. II. W. Holden,
returned to Waterbury, Conn.,, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster G. sprague OF
East Randolph, who had been TO visit
their son, DIR. L. P. Sprague, at Chauteau-
gay, N. Y, stopped at DR.. fl. W. Hol-
denis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Rhodes were in
Taftsville and Pomfret from saturday till
Monday to visit Mrs. Rhodes sister, Mrs.
p. c. Spaulding, and other friends.
Tuesday, Mr.. Rhodes went on the excur-
sion to Montreal.
]. B. Drew has moved bis family from
Burlington to Poultney, where he con-
ducts a drug store. One son, Fred Drew,
has entered Harvard to complete his col
lege course; the other, Ernest, is instruc-
tor at the University Of Maine at orono.
At recent meeting OF the Norwich
University Alumni association Of New
York city, Charles n. Nichols Of the class
OF 'S6, SON of Norman Nichols Of this
place, was chosen secretary and given an
assistant to conduct the duties Of the
office.
Pearl ]. White, who has been at work
in Pawtucket, r. l., came Saturday and
is stopping with his father, C. J. White.
4e is accompanied by his wife, Paw
tucket girl, to whom he was married
July "a last. They intend to remain here
for the present.
The University club held its first regu-
lar fall meeting With Rev. Fraser Metzger
Monday evening. Officers for the ensu-
ing year we're chosen as follows:-Presi-
dent, Dr. @. ]. Rumrill; vice president,
Prof. c. H. Morrill,; secretary treasurer,
J. @. Sherburne.
John Wynn, a son OF the late Patrick
Wynn, has been promoted from engineer
on the Northern Pacific railroad to travel
ing engineer on the same road at a salary
Of $3.50 month and e. q day and ex-
penses IN addition. His headquarters are
at Mandan, s. D.
Lee s. Chadwick of Pottstown, Pa, ar
rived yesterday in one Of his big Chad
wick Six racing autos With his chauffeur
and Il ai the home Of bis fsthsr, eugene
Chadwick, at East Braintree for weeks
hunting. The car il manufactured by
the company Of which Mr.. Chadwick is
the head.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hood and Mrs.
Hoods sister, Mrs. Alpheas George,
Joined Mr.. Hoods sons family, Robert
Fielders of South Royalton, Monday on
journey to Southern Pines, N. O., under
taken for the benefit OF the ive-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fielders, grandson
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, whose health is
impaired.
Not all the autos that started for Ham
over Saturday went through, on account
OF the afternoon rain, but DR.. J. P.
Clifford, W. R. Clark, c. S. Booth, e. L.
sault, c. p. Hubert, Thomas Howard,
Robert Wood and Henry johnson made
the trip and saw the Dartmouth Will
liams football game, which Dartmouth
won, IS to 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Howard were ae-
companied on their recent return from
summers sojourn in Twin Falls, Idaho,
Seattle, WASH, Portland, Ore. and points
In California by their daughter, Miss
Erva Howard, who had been at Twin
Falls, and their nephew, Thomas How
ard, of Buhl, Idaho, who will remain
here during the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and Mrs. q. W.
Drew went yesterday to West Lebanon,
80. Lac he ura1AfroF
of their granddaug hter and niece, Miss
Elizabeth Edison, to Arthur Hough, teller
OF the National Bank OF White River /
Cong'l church, Rev. A. j. Hougb, father
OF the groom, officiating.
Last week DR.. c. ]. Rumri1 gave up
and went to bed from an aRgravation of /
an internal trouble from which be has 4
suffered almost constantly for several
years. DR.. II. G. Tinkham of Burlington
stopped to see him Friday afternoon on
his way home from the State Medical
meeting, and like his local advisers was
not fully convinced of the nature OF the
disease. The possibility Of appendicitis,
OF the gall bladder or ulcers
OF the stomach was canyassed. Tuesday,
DR.. Rumrill was taken to the sanatorium
with an operation in view and DR.. S. Z.
Of Burlington came Tuesday
afternoon to perform it. Drs. Angel,
Scott, Stewart, Clifford, Russlow and Hay
ward were present. After due considera-
Eion, it was deemed best not TO operate
then, but to study the case little further
Hrst DR.. Rumrill is at the sanatorium,
considerable pair, but with no
alarming symptoms.
The sanatorium Aid society viii have
ts annual Open House day at the sanato-
rum Friday, Oct. 29, from to 3 p. N.
On that day, or any day later, more con-
Tenient 10 the donor, the ladies Of the so
,iety win be glad TO receiVe for the use Of
he Randolph sanatorium gifts o. vegeta-
sles and fruit-potatoes, turnsps, squash,
ipples, preserves, pickles, ieiiies and Ell
,ther household stores that the proVident
az BY for the winter supplies. Groceries
-four, sugar, tea, coffee, etc.-Rnd, above
IN money viii be very acceptable. The I
is especially in need Of glass
umblers, hand basins, bed blankets, ta-
bic and bed linen, bureau scsrfs and tray
lloths. Last year the gifts on Open
House day amounted in value 70 over {
400 and this year q deepening interest In ,
he institution should End expression in
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