Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-28

e. A. Flint is moving from the Howe /
house on Elm street to the old Squire
Bowen home place. towards Bethel. that I
he has bought Of WIN Cole
Mrs. e. c. Nen has been in failing
health for some time and lately has had /
more serious attack Of illness, Of which /
she Is at present much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Fl. Bean Of May
nard, Mass., drove to this place from their
farm in Thetiord and have since been vis-
iting their relatives in Randolph.
Miss Esther Hubbard is to give
chaiina dish party this evening at her
home on Central street to sixteen young
ladies, for whom whist viii provide
amusement.
Edwin K. Jones started last night for.
Alberta, Manitoba, where be is to manage
for the Bell Telephone company 3 section
extending so miles below Winnipeg.
Mrs. Jones viii not join him until >
month or so later.
Mrs. George Dukett came back yester-
day from Mortified, where she had been
called by the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
E. c. Smith, who is in falling health
from the infirmities Of age and the effects
Of shock sustained some time ago
At the annual meeting of the Montpel-
Ter association Of Cong1 ministers Tues
day, Rev. Fraser Metzger was made
member OF the program committee for the
coming year with Rev. Donald Fraser Of
Berlin and Rev. Mr.. Clark Of Warren.
r. c. Terry moved Monday from Mrs.
Mary Mann's on Park street to the tene-
ment in the upper part of the Cole house
on Dudley street. Mrs. Mann Is to have
as tenant March LIST Arthur Slack, who
has been living on the NJ. C. Roweli farm.
Charles Bower has been suffering from
Bright's disease three weeks and no
marked change for the better is yet sp-
, parent in his condition. Levi Raymore of
BrattIeboro and his son, Arthur, Of
Greenfield, Mass, came Friday to see
Mr.. Bower and remained until Monday.
Hon. v. /. Spear, Fl. w. Vail and H.
NJ. Totman represented the Randolph
board OF trade at the banquet OF the Wa
terbury board Of trade, held at the Wa
, tertiary Inn Tuesday night. There were
over rs at the banquet, which was 3 most
= speeches from the Randolph gentlemen IS
e well as others.
J. J. Monahan, q freight brakeman,
: slipped and fell from the top Of car last
night as his train was passing this sta
+; was called to attend him and found him
r not so badly injured but that be could be
r sent on to st. Adams. No fractures were
sustained unless he bones Of one wrist
o may have been cracked.
= Mrs. Mary Drury gave dinner marty
o Sunday at the Drury farm in celebration
Of her SD birthday anniversary. Besides
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lucinda Cleve-
t land, Mrs. Drury's guests were two life
n long friends and former schoolmates in
Is Braintree, Hon. James Hutchinson, who
+ was SO New Years day, and Mrs- Mary
!, Bass, who will be So this coming March.
Mrs. A. B. Manchester, who was
/. stricken the 18th by paralysis affecting
). the throat, has not rallied so rapidly as
d it was hoped she might and still lies in q
). critical condition though she Is able TO
take light nourishment and is fully as
comfortable this morning as at any time
10 since the seizure. Her son, Henry Man
! chester Of Portland, Me-. was with her
10 from Saturday to Monday.
Is Mrs. Daniel Flint died at O'clock this
g. morning from organic heart trouble. She
was taken suddenly last night and after
n awh lille dropped into a sleep from which
a she never awoke. Mrs. Flint, who was
~ rs years old, left an aged husband, two
r
a are Mrs. Avery Richardson and Mrs
n Waldo Flint OF Braintree Hill, Charlie.
n Flint Of st. Adams, d. Hale OF this vii
lage. Sherwin Of Chester, Mass and Rev
Irving Flint Of Portland, Ne.
Il Very encouraging reports continue t.
NJ be received from Leslie H. RumriIl, vhs
be had thirty inches Of his intestines re
NJ moved the goth inst. at the hospital o
IA the Drs. Mayo in Rochester, MINI. HI
raliied splendidly and has been maxim,
steady progress towards recovery. 4
despatch states that yesterday he waIkeg
across the room and sat up sour hours
IN His brother, DR.. G. ]. Ruunrill, il still
- with him and expects to remain until th,
patient is able to take the journey home
Mrs L. II. Rumrill's sister, Mrs- Burtol
Tenney, and daughter, Dorothy, ~hc hat
been with her since Mrs RumrlIl wen
ST. away, left for their home in Barr
ad yesterday.
at Rev. @. o. Howe, who Is serving th
Union church In Lakeview, N. c., write
from that winter resort that both be an
Mrs. Howe are enjoying good health IN
climate which is 50 above much OF tn
ur time and in which no FIRE Is needed ex
y, cept for little while in the morning. H
re- has bought $40 worth Of wood since &c
ing to Laksview and does not expect I
&c. use It ali before summer. Wild flower
. are in bloom, birds are numerous. an
irost-bound vermonters are encourages
to leave colds and coal bills for mon
cheerful cline. Lakeview, covering .
TO area two and a half miles, square has
population OF about $50 and Sunda
Ter evening. the oath, Mr.. Howe had . cor
gregation Of 1O0--a fairly good per Ger
tx. for church attendance. There are onI
20 Northern people in the place.
ties Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quaids reache
home Sunday from Concord, n H.,
is which city they had been summoned
the death Of Mr.. Quaide's sister, Mrs.
h.. G. Goodwin, who passed away the let
inst. from Bright's disease Mrs. Goos
win, who was born in New York I
IN years ago, lived for some time in Raf
sW. delphi, aud her husband, the late CharlI
r. ~