Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-25
Randolph.
oEoRaIA wHIrn, Local Edltor

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Mrs. P. J. blanchard was in Barre sum
day with her daughter, Miss Estella
Blanchard.
Mrs. Charles Woodward has gone To
Waitsheld to stay some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Chester Dana.
Mrs. Emma Waldo has moved from the
frank Mann house to the ell part OF d.
B. Fassett's house on Park street.
Miss Minnie Davis returned to Nor
wich Saturday after having been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. 7. Salisbury
ten days.
Homer, the young son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chester Hood, has been having the
mumps and the house on Elm street is in
quarantine.
Mrs. Addie Bates OF Waterbury is as
sisting Mrs. z. l. Hills in the care OF
Mr. Hills, who continues to be in very
feeble condition.
Misses Clara Halves and Lila Tracy,
who had been spending g fortnight with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. [. G.
Tracy, returned to Berlin Friday.
Twin sons, weighing ST. and az
pounds respectively, were born Saturday
morning to Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. j. stimets.
The larger child lives and has received
the name Of John Jacob stimets, Jr.
Miss Esther stimets il visiting her
uncles, Charles Stimets and Edwin Ans.
den, in Barnard, and her younger sisters,
Josephine and Ruth, are with their aunt.
Mrs. c. E. Lazelle, in White River June
ton.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and three children
are with Mrs. Sargent's mother. Mrs.
Rosabel Mcintyre, to remain a fortnight
4 They came Friday, accompanied by Mr.
Sargent, who returned that night tc
Woodsville.
"Jay Read Pember," says the Wood
stock Standard, els just getting out aftel
/ an illness which began a month ago
At first ii threatened to be rheumatic fe
Yer, and the symptoms resembled tha
form OF torture too closely for peace o
mind"
/ Mrs. Anna Kenney. who has been fo
the last two or three years in attending,
on en- invalid lady at Glens Falls, N. Y.
is expected in Randolph the first Of th,
coming month for a period OF rest ant
recuperation from the nervous strain o
caring for the patient in the recent anS
more severe illness that ended in death.
Lyman II. Howe's moving pictures a
Chandler Music hall last Thursday mig
we're all that anticipation painted from
Mr.. Howe's enviable reputation for tn,
best in pictorial entertainments. Tn,
fact that he has been at the hall twici
this season in a short interval and ha
had a generous patronage each tim
proves the popularity Of his kind OF pic
ture show in Randolph.
The A. B. Renney place on soutl
Pleasant street was sold at auction Satur
day morning by Administrator /. s
Chase to settle the Kenney estate and wa
hid in at s1605 by II. A. Leonard. Afte
some necessary repairs and improvement
have been made, Mr.. Leonard will occup.
his purchase as n residence, moving Ii
about a month from the DR.. Kendricl
house on Pleasant street, in which he ha
been living several years.
Mrs. J. II. Smith, who was in towl
last week on business connected with he
farm just south OF the village, has mad
arrangements whereby the present ten
ant, Calvin Brewster, will continue to oc
cupy the place until March, 1910. Mrs
Smith went back to West Somerville
Mass, Saturday, and her grandson, Free
Smith, Jr., who met her here, returnet
the next day to Alstead, N. H., where h