Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-07
Randolph Continued.


tied at F. W. Jewett's Saturday.
Miss Berniee Flint hands in the first
straw berry blossom OF the season.
Miss Nettye Robbins was at home over
Sunday from her teachers duties at
Springfield, Mass.
II. W. Lewis was called to Norwich, n.
Y, last Thursday by the illness OF his
mother. He is expected back today.
d. A. spooner's ailment has developed
a case of appendicitis, but he hopes to
conquer il without recourse to an opera
ton.
Having finished his jewellers engage
ment at Northfeld, Arthur Osha is en-
pIoyed for the present in the garage OF
his brother, G. o. osha.
DR.. Fl. H. Hayward was in Tunbridge
Monday to operate for the removal OF
adenoids from the throat of an eight
year -old son OF Fred V. fuller.
Mrs. B. I. Lombard, who had passed
the winter at the home of q. W. Pride on
School street. has reopened her home on
Randolph avenue for the summer.
Mrs. A. F. Grover returned Tuesday to
her home in Lawrence, Mass, accom-
panied Dy neF slslbfs lOIos ~ ~ 0icthN3
who will remain with her for time.
Russell Woodward, who soon moves
back to his farm in Gilead, has rented his
dwelling on South Main street to Levi
Dudley, who has lately sold his farm in
the Morse neighborhood.
A son Sas born Wednesday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Thayer of Norwich,
Conn. Master Thayer is grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Selva Thayer, also OF Mr..
and Mrs. Omer Rogers Of Braintree.
Miss Jeanette Metzger has kindly con-
sented to prolong her service as head
nurse at the sanatorium for a period of
two months, unless a favorable chance
i should open for her elsewhere that could
not be delayed.
The little Hart boy, seriously burned
! on one arm and the chest recently, is at
the sanatorium, Awaiting an operation for
skin grating which is necessary in order
to prevent permanent deformity with
the growth of the child.
Il. w. Tewsbury has been confined to
the house for two weeks with an attack
Of laryngitis. from which he had recov-
cred sufficiently yesterday to go for a
weeks stay to Beverly. Mass, accompan-
led by Mrs. Tewksbury.
The grand warden OF the order of Re-
bekahs, Mrs. Stone of Springfield, made
Fern Rebekah lodge OF this place an Off
cial visitation Thursday. The work was
reviewed and approved. Refreshments
were served to the large attendance pres
emit.
q. A. Tilden of Roxbury was in town
a.. Ts.l. 4 I.sIh hort fc
Stanley automobile. Mr.. Hubert al
ready has garage built at his home last
season aud will get the car as soon as go
ing settles. The Stanley car owned by
DR.. G. w. Scott last year has been pur-
chased by DIR. II. A. Allen OF the Center.
The annual meeting of the directors Of
the Randolph Braintree- Brookfield school
district union was held at the high school
building Tuesday forenoon. Last years
officers we're re-elected-Dr. F. c. Angel,
chairman, aud Fred l.. Flint, clerk. II.
W. Lewis was re-engaged as supervisor
for the coming year at the same salary.
The schools in Braintree will begin Mon
day, Apr. IS.
The listers have started on theil
rounds. Fl. NJ. Gaylord takes the village
corporation and the territory nearby. G.
II. Temple the central, and c. s. Hall thu
eastern, part of the town. After the in
ventory has been completed, the lister
will have to make this year the quadren
NAL appraisal of real estate, on which thu
real estate inventory of next and follow
ing years will be based.
The high school party returned FRIDAY
from their Washington trip, excepting
Philip Salisbury, Harold Gaylord ant
Miss Marion Harrington, who stopped Ell
route reaching home a few days later
, The party were fortunate in being re
ceived by the president Wednesday befor
. he fed in face OF the onslaught OF SOM
! 1000 New England pupils who had in
, vaded the capital in various parties.
w. r. Messer bought a farm OF 9
! acres in Braintree OF Mrs. Lille Bell
Flint, and decided it Monday to Edwar,
: r. Davis. Consideration in both cases
$500. Tuesday, Mrs. Flint purchases
: through the A. B. Cushman agency 70
$1,000. the brick house of Louis Filion Of
Park street, to which she will NOV
shortly. The same day B. McKenna, tn
I section boss, purchased the Lester Wat
son house on Weston street Of the estate
! and will move to it next week from th
e Hastings house on Fales street.