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

GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

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Mrs. George ]. Prince visited in Barre
from Friday until Monday.
c. F. Kenworthy Of Waterbury, Conn,
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Blanche sparhawk visited her
brother, Rev. w. I. Sparhawk. in Cabot
over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. F. Mead and her sister, Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Weller, left Monday for week
or ten days stay in Boston.
Mrs. W. Il Gladding went to Montpel-
Ter Friday and remained until Monday
with her brother, c. W. Foster.
Willis c. Morris OF New York city has
been the guest OF his brother, Dr. q. p.
Morris, several days, arriving Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller went satur-
day to visit their son at Richmond, Mr..
Miller returning Monday and Mrs. Mil
Ter remaining few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. will F. Laney and chill
dren Of Enosburg visited at c. w. Dan
vows from Wednesday until Monday.
Mrs. Lafiey and Mrs. Danyow are sisters.
Henry L. Hutchinson and daughter OF
New Bedford, Mass, visited here Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. Hutchinson Is the
son OF sylyander Hutchinson, and grand
son Of Nathaniel Hutchinson, formerly OF
Braintree.
Leslie Durkee, who was implicated in
the theft OF beer from Samuel Bowen sew
eraI weeks since, aud who disappeared
from town then, appeared in court Satur-
day, pleaded guilty and paid fine OF $50
and costs Of 1895.
G. Z. Abbott left Saturday for his i'm
ter's stay with his daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Griffin. He stopped with his daughter,
Miss Edith A. Abbott, in New York city
until Tuesday, sailing on the City of At
lanta for Savannah.
Miss Gertrude Pearsons has been pass
ing week with her sister, Mrs. c. H. In
gals, taking a rest from the care OF her
mother, Mrs. Lucretia Pearsons, Who has
been seriously i'll for seven months past.
She Is now able to walk about the house.
The medical fraternity OF Randolph
were represented at the annual meeting OF
the Vermont State Medical society at
White River junction last Thursday BY
Drs. A. c. Bailey, r. c. Angel, ]. P.
Clifford, L. A.. Russlow and Il. II. Hay
ward.
Mrs. George Frederick Mitchell and
son, George Frederick, Jr., Of Medheld,
Mass, were guests at L. Richmond's
Monday. From the same place departed
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Murray Of
Cambridge, Mass, who had been guests
since Thursday.
Miss Doris Vandeeveer OF Somerville,
/ n. j., member OF family who have
summer home in Sharon, was brought
here Saturday by Dr. +. j. Fish Of South
Royalton and operated on for appendicl-
It's at the sanatorium by DR.. ]. p. Clifford,
assisted by Drs. Fish and Hayward. She
is doing nicely.
John Williams, who had been at home
from Worcester, Mass, two months, left
Monday for New Haven, Conn, where he
has employment under bis brother, Frank,
in the American Steel and Wire Works.
Fred Williams finished service IS bell boy
in Hotel Windham, Bellows Falls, and
arrived home Sunday.
Mrs. v. s. Bradbury, Miss vanIora
Spear, Mrs. Ida Drake and Lee Warren
we're in Mortified Friday to attend the
funeral OF Nellie, thirteen-year-old dauRh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Warren, and
niece of Lee Warren, who died of dia-
betes. The girls grandmother, Mrs.
William Davis, died only two weeks be-
fore.
n. c. Greene has on exhibition a freak
egg, which, aside from its extraordinary
size OF six and one-half by eight inches,
showed no outward difference from any
other egg. Upon breaking the shell, an
other perfectly formed egg, she'll and all,
and OF the usual size, was found inside.
Between the two shells was the white OF
an egg.
After this month, Fredd Hayward viii
yacate the Lamson block, moving his
cars to the garage at c. w. Hayward's
cottage ON Pleasant street, where they
will be stored during the winter.
workshop il to be added to the building.
In the spring it is Mr.. Hayward's inten-
ton to construct nice garage and repair
shop on the lot in rear of the cottage
with driveway bet Seen it and the Herald
office.
james McMurphy OF last years Ran
doIph high football and baseball teams Is
playing a star game as fuIlback on the
Goddard seminary team. In recent
game with st. Micbael's college OF Wi
nooski, won by Goddard, IS to o, McMur-
phv made two of the three touchdowns.
In one OF the plays, the st. Michael back
let the ball drop through his hands. Nc
Murphy, who was right upon him,
caught up the ball and with clear field
ran fifty yards for touchdown.
The Randolph Womau's Literary club
met Saturday, Oct. IS, with Mrs. NJ. A.
Tewksbury. Children's sayings were
given in response to the roll call. The
designations of Mrs. Joseph Hamilton
and Miss Abbie Clarke were read and ao-
cepted with regret. The first on the pro-
gram was an article on "The TercenteD-
ary, !" telling OF the historical signihcance
of that celebration, read by Mrs. e. z.
Moulton. Items, both instructive and
amusing, were read by Mrs. E. o.
Blanchard. Twenty members and eleven
guests were present.
The auto party driven by Fredd Hay
ward, consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 1.
Washburn, Mrs. B. d. Dubois and Mrs
]. F. Mead, had a delightful trip last
week, journeying to st. Johnsbury via