Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06

III but Is now little better.
Joe Biakely OF Montpelier was in tow n
Tuesday to see Fred Copeland.
Russell Woodward is baiIdine q barn
at bis place on south Main street.
Mrs. Emily stockweIl OF Rochester Is
with her son, c. J. stockwsIl, and fam
lily.
H. s. Tobsy has moved from the Cush-
man block to a tenement in the Edison
block.
Edwin Hutchinson of West somsrvilIe,
Mass. was at the Hutchinson farm over
Sunday.
A.B. Cushman has been confined to
the bed for few days with bronchial
trouble.
Mrs. c. c. Reynolds and daughter
came back Monday from aweek's stay in
STAFFORD.
Ernest Lewis OF Boston was with his
mother, Mrs. DeForrest Lewis, from FRI
day to Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Seaver Of TaftsviIle was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Dean Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Fielders and son, Dean, Of
South Royalton have been at o. p.
Hoods since Tuesday.
Glenn Bailey was the cornetist in an
orchestra playing for dance in Newport,
n. H., Monday night.
Miss Mary wedgWood returned to Hol-
yoke, Mass.- Tuesday TO continue her
training in the city library.
Mrs. Susan Gabrielle and Miss Jessie
Morgan went back to Rochester Monday
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Miss Emma Blakely has returned from
a winters soiourn in West Derby with
her sister, Mrs. Osmond Creaser.
The young people Of The Grange will
entertain the order with a minstrel show
at the special meeting this evening.
c. T. Atwood, drover Of Woodstock,
/ bought 1875 head Of cattle in this section
and started on foot to Woodstock Tues
day.
Mrs. Mabel Ruzzqll hrs resumed her
housekeeping duties at ]. B. Hutchin-
sons after a two weeks absence in Roy
alton.
w. z. sargent, OF the frm OF Sargent,
Osgood & Roundy, was operated upon for
appendicitis yesterday morning at the
sanatorium.
A. NJ. Vaughan and @. C. Flint were in
Northfield Tuesday to attend q meeting oI
Fair association.
Pearl Church and son Of Philadelphia
are at the Church farm. where the former
is taking q few weeks rest from his busi-
ness as typewriter agent
e. q. Tracy OF Readville, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawes of Berlin
were the recent guests OF their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L @. Tracy.
B. A. Allen has moved from the upper
part of the Kelley house on Randolph
avenue to chambers in the @. A. Biodgeti
house on South Main street.
George Davenport has been threatened
with a run Of fever that was, however
successfully averted, though = digestiss
disturbance could not be avoided.
Miss Della Preston went to her hons
in South Royalton Friday, suffering from
a severe cold, bat was able to take mp hel
work in Bell Brothers store again yester'
day.
DR.. W. NJ. Kelly arrived Sunday from
HaverhiIl, Mass, having practically re
covered from a serious operation upon hiI
throat. which had troubled him for
long time.
Mrs. Irene Dyer of Bogota, N. j., whc
has been in Rochester lately, is nov
spending a little time with her son ans
daughter, d. 7. Dyer and Mrs. ByroI
Manchester.
Ernest Sawyer transferred his famiI,
and goods yesterday from the basement o
the :. B. Mann house on Main street t
what Is called the Frank Fish place OF
Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dubois spen
Sunday with relatives in Montpelier, ant
yesterday Mr.. Dubois attended a meeting
J of the directors of the Vermont Mutua
Fire Insurance company in that city
@, w. Drew, who has had his black
smiths stand at the Gaylord place ol
South Main street, now rented by @. Q
Osha. is to open a shop in the basemen
Of what was formerly the Isaac Newtol
carriage shop on Central street.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper, who had beei
having a hard cold, was taken with
chill Saturday night and at first pneu
monia was feared. Nothing of the kin
developed, however, and he is now yer
comfortable though not yet up abou
again.
Miss. Mary Howard and Miss Rebecca
Harding arrived Saturday from Spring
. field, Mass, the former to spend wee
, with her mother, Mrs {. NJ. Howard
: with whom Miss Harding will renal
: some time longer for the benefit of be
health.
-Four new houses are nov in process {
construction on the Highlands-those {
DR.. e. H. Stearns and George H. Slacl
facing on South Pleasant street, an
!, those OF C. @. Reynolds and Mrs. 9.
4 Prince on opposite sides Of Highlan
> avenue.
4 Or. A. c. Bailey, health officer, and {
4 ]. Maroott. fret seleotman, inspected Il
+ cattle and barns OF Milkman Calvi
Brewster Tuesday aud. marked their r