Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-25
Randolph Continued.


an attack Of iaundice.
Mrs Fannie Howard was at her home
in Royalton over Sunday.
E. ]. O'Brien of Boston spent Sunday
in Randolph with Mrs. O'Brien.
The Rebekahs will give whist party
this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Hon. James Hutchinson reached home
this morning from Washington, d. G.
Charles Frost Of Littleton, N. H.. spent
Sunday with his son, Clarencs, at NJ. W.
Csmpbell's.
Mrs. Guy Loudon Of Burlington has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Miller since Monday.
Mrs. Loren Snow Of Brookfeld is at the
sanatorium, recovering from an operation
performed Saturday morning.
Charles Goodheart has had his right
hand badly cut on a cog wheel at the foun-
dry of Sargent, Osgood & Roundy.
Hugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L
Clafiin. has been i'll for a couple of days
with something resembling the grip.
r. o. slayton has his household goods
packed for removal to Stove, where he
has been working the last three weeks.
Misses Lima and Ruby Miller are in
Worcester, Mass, visiting an uncle dur
ing Miss Lina's vacation from her school
in Barre.
Willis Howard is the first sugarmaker
to get busy and he has 500 trees tapped,
from which he has already made from ten
to fifteen gallons Of syrup.
Mrs. Fred Brown OF GaysviIle was the
guest of Mrs. c. II. Ingalls, Monday and
i hat owv r. 20 AFru
Ingalls, mother, Mrs. Lucretia Pearsons.
The Demeritt & Palmer Packing COM
pany are employing nearly dozen per
sons in labelling and packing a large or
der of canned corn which will be shipped
to New York.
Miss Agnes Sault is crippled by a
sprain OF the right ankle, of which she
first became conscious Monday night by
its severe pain without being aware that
she had sustained any injury.
Misses Florence Granger and Annie
Messer of Barre are spending their school
vacation in Randolph, the former with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Granger, and the latter With Mrs. @. E.
Cushmsn.
An eight-pound daughter was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Hutchinson in Cambridge, Mass. Mrs.
Hutchinson is q niece of Mrs. F. II.
= Ketchum and has been in Randolph sew
eral summers.
Miss E. NJ. Thomas OF New York city
is to be Mrs. ]. F. Tewksbury's trimmer
in the millinery department at E. A.
Thomas store this season, and Miss Edns
Kimball Of Barre will trim for Mrs. f. r.
Draper in the shop over II. 4 Leonardo
store.
Miss Ida NJ. Battles, who has taker
two floors in house of furnished room
on Main street in Springfield, Mass, still
, continues, she writes, to do dressmakin,
: for her old customers, while deyotinj
part OF her time to the management anS
: care OF the two floors as q change of oc
cupation.
Eighteen young ladies carrying
carnations called unexpectedly Tuesda
evening upon Miss Lena Kilburn, who's
!. 18th birthday anniversary it happene
: to be. During their stay, made short o
account of Miss Kilburn's recent illness
the visitors played and sang and weE
;, served to light refreshments.
> As George II. Temple was driving To
J; wards the Center the nth after havin
= had his horse shod in this village, the ar
/ imal began to stagger and finally fell /
front of Elmer Montgomery's on Centrl
i street. II was taken into the barn and
y veterinary summoned, but nothing coul
a save ii and It died in q few hours.
II was an old horse, having seen some
Il years, and had not appeared to be in moi
NAL health and spirits all winter.
X. W. Morse. for the last zen yeal
y landlord OF the City hotel in Barre, hS
1t transferred the business to W. H. Sno
1t OF Manchester, N. H., manager sine
he 1908 of the Paramount hotel at Yor
re Beach, Me. The sale includes the furI
l. ishings throughout the house and II
good will Of the business, in the manag
ment of which the retiring landlord wi
for awhile assist the new man, who hi
a already taken possession. "While he hi
- been in Barre" declares the Times of th
city, "Mr. Morse has conducted q cleal
up-to-date hostelry which has merited Il
patronage of local people and the trave
ing public" He formerly ran the Jun
We ton House at White River Junction ar
n tho Red Lion Inn at Randolph.
III John LAmson, Willis Chandler, Ere
Copeland, Misses Maude Putnam, Ii
Manchester and Evelyn Denny dro'
down to the Chamberlain bridge
Bethel Gilead Sunday, and in trying
o. make a short turn there broke the thre
~ seated sleigh past further use for trave
er ing purposes that day. Mr.. Lamson W
be appointed an emergency committee of OF
to hunt up new rig and while he VI
investigating the resources of the carrial
repositories in the neighborhood, the re
Of the party built a bonfire and turn,
n misfortune into gay old lark. II
y; emergency committee finally secured
n styish-looking wood sled, in which co
x, veyance the return trip was made with 6
n. the dignity and decorum possible
F. maintain on seats tiptilted at all angles.
Auguste Nsrdini, driving the deliver
10 team of the Randolph Fruit company ye
A. terday afternoon, saw a man paralyzed |
nv drink lying on the railroad track
- Braintree about three miles from tn
- village. He was in a fine situation
4 take the journey from which no travel
N ever returns had he been left until Il
nawk train mama 0var .