Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
Randolph Continued.

Miss Sadie Kent went 10 Montpelier
this morning.
Miss Inez Litchdeld is convaIescing
nicely from nppendicitis.
Dana Church has entered the Edmunds
High school at Burlington.
Rev. Homer White has been housed for
few days BY bronchial cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. :. Rockwell went to
New York yesterday for a week.
Mrs. F. b. JosIyn is spending two days
10 Mortified with Mrs. W. F. Cushman.
Judge John Watson Of Montpelier was
IN town Saturday with Chief Judge J. W.
RoweIl.
Miss Evelyn Denny has returned from
Der visit to Miss Fannie Prince in Al
bany, n. Y.
+. 5. Retain Of Burlington, representing
the Equitable Life Insurance company.
was in this village Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Eddy are in Barre
today to see the third annual exhibit Of
the Vermont Poultry association.
Mrs. q. W. Pride was prostrated b. IL
ness 3 few days but IL much better this
morning and able to be up again.
Miss Della Flint, who had been visit
ing her uncle, d. Hale Flint, went to her
home in st. Adams last Thursday.
Miss Laura Clark left yesterday for
Northampton. Mass. where she Is in
structor In science at Smith college.
Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury continues to
improve from her recent shock and
Is regaining some use Of the affected side.
Mrs. Levi Dudley had seizure Mon
day night from which she soon rallied
and seems ct present to be constantly inn
proving.
Mrs. P. e. Grow will 20 to Brooklyn,
winter with her daughter, Mrs. ?. A.
Holbrook.
z l. Hills is beginning to show
marked improvement in health and rode
out yesterday for the first time since be
was taken sick.
Miss Dora Small Of Boston has been
spending 8 week with Mrs II. A. Leon
ard, Miss Hazel Fairbanks and other
friends In Randolph.
Miss Constance Manchester has re-
turned to Lebanon, n. H., after ten
days sojourn with the family Of her
uncle, Il. +. Manchester.
Miss Lula Rye was summoned to Hol-
yoke, Mass, Monday to care for her
cousin, Mrs George Kent. who was seri-
ously III but is now better.
There were i've tables OF players at the
Rebekah whist party in Odd Fellows
hail Tuesday night, which was too
stormy for large seore-making gather
ing.
Mrs. William Mann. who has had . Sc
we're attack Of appendicitis, il making
satisfactory progress towards recovery
and will be able to sit up in . day or
two.
Dan Morse, formerly q clerk in E. A..
Thomas store, will become Feb ! q
member Of the A. P. Abbott company in
Barre, with whose daylight store he
has been connected the last six years.
Mrs. d. T. Dyer has gone to Gardner,
Mass, where her brother-in-law, Hambie
Martin, who has had a tedious time with
broken limb, is now in 3 critical condi-
tion as the result OF an operation for
hernia.
A. H. Powers made business trip to
Montpelier and Barre Tuesday and then
drove to East Barre. Their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Julia Cummings OF Claremont,
N. H., il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81.
| Powers.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Miller and daughter,
Ruby, expect to leave for Waitstield Mon
day to stay until the irst Of March with
sister Of Mrs. Miller. The eldest
daughter, Helen, has gone to Clinton,
Mass, to teach.
Charles A. Blodgett was standing 90
near his easolene engine Monday while .
belt was being adjusted that his glove
was caught under the belt and his right
hand 90 bruised that Il has since been q
sore and swollen member.
Miss Angie King has so far recovered
from the illness that took her home to
Mortified some weeks ago that she IL
again at her rooms In the Mcintyre
block. Her mother, Mrs. Nathaniel
King, came with her Monday to see her
comfortably established.
Miss Esther Hubbard had a reunion Of
her class, r. II. 8. '08, Monday evening,
which was made happy occasion for ten
young people. Among those in attend
ance were Miss Essis Smith OF Albany
Business college, James Rand Of Norwich
university and Robert Sault Of Dart
mouth college, the latter having honor
airy status with '06.
Mrs. Jennie Bass writes from North
Williston that her mother, Mrs. Bslsey
Thomson, 30 well and kindly remembered
In Randolph, fell Sunday on the floor
and fractured bone near the hiq. She
suffered extremely for q time but later
grew more comfortable. Mrs. Thomson,
who is nearly 81, was simply turning
around v ben she lost her balance and
fell.
Hon. V. /. Spear, Homer ". Vain, NJ.
Fl. Miller, A. "A. Priest and A. m.
Vaughan have been attending the State
Sugar Makers' and Dairymen's conven-
tions In Burlington this week. At the
business session OF the sugar makers
Tuesday, Mr.. Vail was reelected treas
urer, and Mr.. Miller auditor, while Mr..
Spear was appointed q member Of the
J press COMMITTEES. Roy @. Holman has
been exhibiting the United States separ-
ator before the dairymen, with the assis.
lance OF Larry, the big St. Bernard Of the
Holman farm, who Is powerful help with
a separator.