Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-10
Randolph Continued.


Miss Josie George of Richmond is be-
ing entertained at B. z. Dgrkee's.
Miss Carrie Granger OF Boston is spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs. @. J.
Prince.
/ Mrs. David Bosworth and SOD, Ber-
nard, OF Bristol are with Judge and Mrs.
w. H. Nichols.
Mrs. C. J. Bell and daughter. Miss
Jennie, Of Walden are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. fl. Mason.
Wilbur o. Briggs had the end Of his
left thumb taken OF Tuesday while work
I ing in Salisbury Brothers mill.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Dubois had Mrs.
Dubois mother, Mrs. Thomas Osborne
OF Montpelier, with them Saturday and
Sunday.
Joseph Brown excited the envy Of fish
eruen Saturday by catching two hand
some trout that weighed together two and
three fourths pounds.
/ C. S. Bent has come from Everett.
Mass, and is engaged in removing the
abutments of the bridge that was washed
away on Forest street.
Olive, infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Hutchinson of Cambridge, Mass.
r.. II.
ketchum, died Tuesday, June s.
NJ. c. Rowen has bought Of H. P. San
/ ford, administrator of the Susan Robin
son estate, the house OF School street in
which George Lane has been living.
Edward Bushor, a moulder in Sargent.
Osgood & Roundy's foundry, was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the sanatori-
um Tuesday and is making a good recov-
cry.
Mrs. Elijah Flint was taken to the
sanatorium Tuesday, and underwent this
morning q very serious operation, per-
formed by DIR. s. E. Maynard of Bur
lington.
Mrs. J. F. Mead and her two children
and her father, J. r. Hughes, reached
Randolph Tuesday, having stopped at
Lima, o., and Detroit, Mich, en- route
from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. Dubois and chill
dren have arrived from Winchester.
Mass, and are at H. P. Sanford's, where
they will be joined tomorrow by Mrs.
John Abbott and children from Win
chester.
Mrs. Fay Wells and Master Fay, now
living at Hughes Greek. Sanger. Cal,
were poisoned lately by using milk from
COW that had been bitten by a rattle
snake. Mrs. Wells is much better and
the 10y is out of danger.
Braintree Hill people consider them
selves fortunate in having secured the
services Of Rev. George o. Howe for the
coming summer. The Sunday school
will be held each Sunday at p. m. and
preaching service at 2 p. m.
F. H. Packard has rented the Paul
I Wagner farm in Braintree and will move
bis family to it at once. Miss Harriet
Packard, whose work in the Herald Office
makes Braintree an announcement place OF
residence. is to board at NJ. v. Chad
wick's.
Albert Lavine, sawyer at the Morse
mill In Bethel Gilead, lost his right hand
as he was Tightening the tension OF the
saw Tuesday. The wrench slipped, his
arm shot in front OF the moving saw and
his hand was cut off. He was Brought to
the sanatorium to have the wounded
member cared for.
Prin. and Mrs. E. G. Ham entertained
the graduating class of the Randolph
high school Monday evening at their
home on South Main street, and invited
with the seniors Supt. n. W. Lewis, Mr.
Hams assistants, Miss Park and Miss
Moulton, and the music teacher, Miss
Minnie Barbour. The young people
played games, sang songs, were treated
to nice refreshments and had a right good
time.
4 Monday. June IA. will be Flag day.
when It is hoped that Randolph patriot
ism will fling Old Glory to the breeze and
let it float from business places and pri-
waite houses. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Rising
have invited U. S. Grant post and corps
to their residence that day for an outdoor
social, which will be changed to party
in q. A. r. hall should the weather prove
unfavorable for an open-air gathering.
!. ID. Litchheld, who has been working
in the Sargent meat market in South
Royalton lately, is to enter the employ OF
Eugene Marshall next Monday. Chester
Hood finished work in Mr.. MarshaIl's
market Saturday and is temporarily flI-
ing vacancy in L. A. Jerd's market, to
which Warren Church is to return soon
from a situation he took not long ago in
Montpelier. Mrs. Ada Spaalding, who
has been succeeded by Mrs. Sarah
Thompson as housekeeper at the sanato-
rum, is keeping books for the present at
the Marshall market.
The last meeting Of the Randolph
Woman's Literary club for this season
was held Saturday, June 5. at ''stone-
leigh, when Mrs. w. r. Sargent, Mrs. J.
d. Mitchell and Miss Desier Moulton
we're hostesses. The subject for the after
noon was "Great American Enterprises
with quotations on Patriotism" given
in response to the roll call 1t was voted
to omit the Farewell social'' this year.
A paper on preservation of our Natural
Resources" prepared by Miss c. Kate
Howard. was read nv Mrs r. r. Ham
and paper on Forestry prepared BY