Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-24
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. uoeal Editor.

II. ID. Dell u IN new YORK, DuY1n
readymade goods for Bell Brothers store
Mrs. Heber I. Holman is gaining slow
: ly from q critical illness with doubl
{ pneumonia.
Allen d. Olmstead remains about th
Fame since he rsIlied from his secon,
shock OF paralysis.
: Harry Osborne went back to Montpel
! Ter Tuesday after spending several day
with bis sister, Mrs.,John q. Dubois.
! Fred Smith, Jr., Is at present running
/ tbe Smith farm, from which Calvin
! Brew ster lately moved to the Mann farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville OF Keene, N.
H.. came Sunday to be the holiday guests
Of Mrs. Neville's mother, Mrs. A. @. Put.
: nam.
Mrs. George II. Hebard is in Williams.
town today to attend the funeral OF An
drew Burnham, whose death occurred
Tuesday.
Miss Alettha Bailey went to East
Montpelier yesterday to take part in it's
18th annual musical convention, which
closes tonight.
Ruth, the three-year-od daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peene, was seriously
i'll from stoppage for few days but re-
covered quickly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hehard have heen
entertaining their niece, Mrs. 4. l.
Whitehead of Barre, who came last
Thursday and stayed untii Tuesday.
j. Ii. Dubois has had word that his
brother, Charles @. DsBois of winches-
ter, Mass, is in the hospital with q brok-
! Ia ha ri
Alansford Judd, son OF Mrs. b. J. La
bounty, living in the Fish Hill neighbor-
hood, had his appendix removed at the
santorium Saturday BY Dr. F. C. Angel.
Mrs. N. C. Greene has continued to
gain so steadily from her critical opera
tion Of the 18th inst. that she is now at
home, having left the sanatorium yester-
day.
Miss Lois Giffin OF Mortified will close
her dancing school in this village March
II, st. Patrick's day, with a concert and
ball in Grange hall, with the Norwich
cadets for musicians.
Leon Amsden Of Mitchell, s. d., who
has been ailing ali winter at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Amsden, was taxi
en- to the Hanatorium Sunday 10 be treated
for chronic Bright's disease.
Charles L. Holman, who had been buy
ing horses in the markets OF st. Louis
and Kansas City, reached home Saturday
and his purchases, a string OF 81 good
animals, arrived yesterday morning.
Mrs. Nina storghton Of South Royal
ton, Mrs. Fanny Jones oi Burlington and
Mrs. Emma LaPont OF Barre met here
yesterday to audit the accounts of the
state department Of the Woman's Relief
corps.
Arthur r. Lane OF Mount Vernon, N.
Y, Joined Mrs. Lane Saturday in Ran
dolph, where she had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. H. MouIton, and Mon
day they started to return to Mount Yer
non BY way of Montpelier and Burling-
ton.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland entertained the
Ladies' Aid OF the Federated churches
last Thursday afternoon and, i'm spite Of
the storm, had 81 present. Eleven new
members were received, and the hostess 4
served refreshments of punch; marguer-
ties and waters.
Alice Katherine, the nine months-old 1
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert E. Hood,
died the 10th inst. in Woodstock of indi-
gestion after an illness Of only two days.
Mr. Hood is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Hood and was with them in Southern
Pines, N. c., where bis baby was taken
sick.
A large delegation from Randolph will
attend the campfire in Bethel Friday
evening, March 4, when the speakers will
be H1n. r. g. Fleetwood of MorrisviIle,
1t. Gov. John A. Mead of Rutland,
Judge 2. s. Stanton OF Roxbury, Col. T.
D. Seaver of Woodstock and Rev. Fraser !
Metzger of this place.
DIR. c. j. Rumrill was one of the 25 .
graduates Of Yale college who formed
Vermont Alumni association in Rutland
tuesday. The alumni gathered at the ,
3er wick and about clock in the even
ng drove out to the Rutland Country /.
,lub, where a course dinner was served
md the organization was elected.
F. A. Griswold ventures to invade the Z
leld of medical science with a simple l.
emedy for gangrene, which all too fire. c
Iuently battles the skin of physicians, n
Ie claims that mixture Of hop yeast and /,
harcoal will cure a case Of gangrene after a
be doctors have given il up and thereby B
iven the patient a slim chance for life. :
ID. ID. Howe made another trip to Chef
"a yesterday and committed to Orange
ounty jail for 30 days Edward Wilson Of
'rovideuce, K. l., Thomas Healey and
ohm Williams OF Montreal. The three,
aving imbibed too freely, just naturally
ought Randolph, to which bands Of in
,xicated tourists appear to be staggering
-om all the corners Of the earth.
o. II. Rogers has bought of George
ahee the @. L. Spear farm in Braintree
nd will soon remove to it from the Ri
lrd place near Ford's crossing. The lat
T farm has been purchased for $500 by
Irs. NJ. Beers, whose brother, Jacob
ddy, will occupy it. Mrs. Beers, who
at present living in the Stockwell
ock, will become a member OF her
-ot hers family, and bis son, Allen, will
rry on the home farm above Bass mills. A
Two new pool tables have been placed
Bethany Parish house, q small one in
e basement for the use Of the boys and
large one in the middle room on the
ct door for the men. Both are nova
e. and the larger one Of weathered oak x
mission style cost t1i5; while the IL
laller one Of lighter make cost f36. A
eparstion has been applied 10 the &C.