Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-28
Randolph Continued.

Norwood, n. Y.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fuller continues to gain
from the slight shock OF the 9th inst.
Miss Alice Buck is working in the mil
linery department of Bell Brothers store
Daniel Flint OF Braintree Hill has beer
visiting his son, ID. Hale Flint, anC
family.
Mrs. o. NJ. Jones and Mrs. Frank Til
lotson of Warren were at f. A.. Heath's
yesterday.
o. j. Marcott is reduced to crutehes by
a sprained right knee, in which rheuma'
tism has settled.
Mrs. Warren Church and son, Harold,
we're with relatives in Barre from Satur-
day to Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Bean expect to
leave town Saturday to take mp their resi-
denee in Springfield, Mass.
Robert Chedel has entered the employ
OF the international Paper company at its
plant at Livermore Falls, Me.
Mrs. Julia Rindge, who has been all
ing some time, was taken to the sana-
forum yesterday for treatment.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will meet Saturday afternoon, April 80, at
the home of Mrs. Alonzo Emery.
A. B. Tewksbury had a slight shock
last Thursday, affecting his right arm, Of
which be is gradually regaining the use.
The c. o. osha agency has sold a "a
horse power, air-cooled Cameron car. like
DR.. q. w. Scott's, to II. A. Plunkett of
Bolton.
J. N. Palmer is to move soon from
Mrs. Mary Mann's house on Park street
to the house Of Mrs. Emily Hastings on
Fales street.
George Mooney, who has been ticket
agent at White River Junction lately, was
in town yesterday to see Station Agent
John Fenton.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard, Mrs.
Ellen Blanchard and Mrs. Thomas Fitch
have gone to White River Junction today
in the DOCTORS auto.
Henry Walcott returned Monday from
Rochester, where he had been called by
the death of his sister, Mrs. Helen NJ.
Moore, the 21st inst.
A. r. Campbell of Claremont, N. H..
paid a visit yesterday to his son, DR.. A.
A. Campbell, assistant dentist in DR.. f.
o. Blanchard's office.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, n.
H., was among the arrivals last night and
is to be with her sisters, Mrs. w. f. Ed
and Miss Maud Johnston, a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson OF Bethel
brought their younger sou, Harold, to
the sanatorium this morning TO have
growths removed from his
throat.
Miss Mary Flint has been called home
from Boston by the failing health of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary DHry, who
suffers more from a general weakness
any particular complaint.
Hon. Mason s. Stone Of Montpelier.
superintendent OF education, visited the
school Tuesday and was in this
until yesterday noon, when be
to Rochester with Mrs. Stone.
The Green Mountain band will give the
hrst open-air concert of the season to-
in the Square and il the weather
doesn't moderate chills shaking the play
srs may act like a tremolo stop on the
VI Jul u SaBu III mALAtub /
nd come out to the concert.
"The farmers Daughter" presented
~ Miss Avis Paige and her small com
Iany at Chandler Music hall Monday
proved rather a light rural
irama. Perhaps the company did moi ex-
1T themselves to please the quite small
audience present. The "DauRhter's',
ather was nearly the best feature of the
o. w. Brockway has shown more fav-
symptoms lately in his severe case
pneumonia and his friends feel much
ncouraged. His cousin, DIR. Daniel q.
irockway of Lebanon, N. H., was here
ionday in consultation with DR.. L. A.
'usslow and expressed the opinion that,
y keeping quiet and being very careful,
be patient had a good chance of recov- |
~. A nephew, Charles Paine, has been
nmmoned from Iowa City n made the
rip in the remarkably short time of az
ours.