Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-04
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. c. w. Miller OF Lebanon, N. H.,
was the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. q
}. Prince.
Mrs. Nv. p. Townsend OF Chelsea IL
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Copeland.
Mrs. L. A. segsr OF Roxbury is staying
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 5.
Whitcomb.
Mrs. c. NJ. Howard and daughter, Miss
Mary, returned Saturday from a two
weeks absence in Boston.
Mrs. Sarah Huntington, who had been
spending a week with Mrs. E. A. Shat
tuck, took her departure to Barre Friday.
Gilman Cbamberlin arrived Saturday
1 from New York and was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Moulton until Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Wilson OF Bethel was with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Paige from Friday to
Sunday and Mr.. Wilson joined her here
Saturday.
Lester Watson still remains in very
critical condition, in which but little
change has been noted for the last two or
three days.
MITE L. D. DlhhciI WAS Nhktu W luC
sanatorium Monday afternoon to be treat
ed for typhoid fever, which she has in q
light form.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Travers, who had
been in town a couple OF weeks, started
Tuesday for Merrimac, Mass, stopping at
Bethel en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Abbott and child,
who had been with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Abbott through the hunting season, went
back to Orwell Monday.
Miss Gail Lamson was housed three
days last week by tonsilitis and now Der
brother, q. p. Lamson, and his second
son, Robert, are i'll with the same disease.
A Halloween dance was given in
Grange hall Friday night, when about 20
couples kept time to the violin and piano
music of George Chatfeld and Miss Ruby
Allen.
W. Bates Nichols has been suffering a
long time from malarial fever at Dinuba,
Cal, and has lately changed his treat
ment in the hope Of receiving more decid
ed benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oney are both en-
ployed in Montpelier, the former in the
plumbing department of the Capital
Hardware company, and the latter in the
city laundry.
Mrs. Ide q. Sargent OF Paterson, N. ].
joined her two sons Monday at ID. d.
Howe's, where they had been spending a
few weeks, and took them yesterday to
Granville for winters sojourn.
Mrs. z. L. Merchant is suffering from-a
q 4 4
has been under the care of the trained
nurse, Miss Anna Eastman. Mrs. e. ].
o'Brien is now staying with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel have been
entertaining their son, DIR. Charles Chedel
OF Kensington, Conn, and his fiancee,
Miss Emma Foster OF Hanover. N. H.,
who came Friday and remained until
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Beers and Miss MErilla Eddy,
two sisters OF Jacob Eddy, have come
from Excelsior, Mimi, with Mrs. Ada
Eddy, and the three ladies are to live this
winter in the tenement in the Stockwell
block, vacated by G. u. Sanborn.
Lyman Flint has opened harness shop
in the Howard block on Main street, in
the store formerly occupied by the Cen
trail meat market. He and Mrs. Flint
have moved from East Braintree and are
living in rooms at the rear OF the shop.
John w. Blanchard shipped to Boston
Monday 800 sheep and lambs, 200 calves
and 1870 head of cattle. At this station
be CARED 100 sheep and lambs, is calves
and 70 cattle. He paid an average price
OF cents pound for the sheep, centssa
pound for the calves and from s. to f65
head for the cattle.
Edward Iawless OF Bethel fell out OF
his wagon last night at the Emerson
house on South Main street and was
gathered in by the police. Another in
toxicated individual, Frank Kelly, a citi-
zen OF the country from nowhere in par
ticular, was likewise deposited in the
lookup, and both will have q hearing
this morning.
Fred Jerd caught severe cold while out
hunting last Thursday and is now i'll at
his home on Elm street. One lung is a
little congested and it is feared pneu-
monia may develop. His father, L. A.
Jerd, has been confined to the house two
weeks by a heart trouble from which he
is at present convalescing. In the illness
OF both Mr.. Jerd and his son, Harry
Lucia has been added to the force at the
Jeri market
The body OF George s. Howard, who
died at San Diego, CAL, Oct. 20, reached
here this morning by way OF Bellows
Falls, and the funeral service will be held
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. c. NJ. Howard on sout b
Main street. Bateman Bowman, who is
baggage master for the Santa Fe road at
Los Angeles, wrote his father, Capt. B. F.
Bowman. under date of Oct. %, that he
had just shipped to Randolph the remains
of Mr.. Howard, whom be had seen only
week before apparently as well as ever.
The last returns from the hunters indi-
cate that 56 deer were shot in this Sec
tion-25 bucks and 81 does. The sue
oesstul ones not mentioned last week are
VIII Ashline Of East Randolph, buck,
$50 lbs, shot on East hill; Henry HAY
+ ward, doe. 192 lbs. Edward Bushor, doe.
+ l05 lbs g. II. Holman, doe. 200 lbs; Carl
{ Thayer, doe, 200 lbs. Frank Annsiead.
doe, 200 ibs. Clyde Cary. buck, $50 lhs.
Giidon Cary, buck, $50, lbs: Perkins
Flint, buck, $50 lbs; Ben Lemerv, buck.
$50 lbs; @. r. Stone buck, $50 lbs. Erwin
/ Montgomery, doe, Is5 lbs. = George
Mudgett, doe, IS lbs; Walter Wheeler.
buck, $50 lbs.; Fred Flint, buck. 100 lbs.
Perry RifnFd. buck 100 lbs. Allan Rat