Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-14


passing queer,
And of he Eoes with Hind and hands set on
the steering gear
To search for him hereafter in his business
place is vain;
To waste moment there doth tend to make
him quite profsne.
| He had no time before for play, would reerea-
ton shirk;
And now, there's not 3 second eft 10 fool
away on work.
Mrs. Sarah o. Gladstone OF Burlington
is visiting her brother, Barney Shapiro.
Mrs. Don Moore and two children Of
Sharon have been at o. J. Msrcott's sincs
Friday.
Barney Shapiro has been in Burlington
few days 10 pursuit Of new goods for
his store.
Fred Fairbanks was home Saturday and
Sunday from Salisbury, where he is nov
engaged in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. Chase are entertain
ing Mrs. ChRse's sister-in-law, Mrs. VIII
liam Daggett Of Boston.
Hon. V. /. Spear was in underhill
Monday and Tuesday, taking in new
sugar for the Randolph market.
s. J. Flint has moved from Northtield
to the Frank Bingham place 10 Rochester
Hollow, near the Hoisington farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Huggins OF Con-
cord, \. H., we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Leonard from Friday to Sun
day.
Miss Maria Smith, who spends the
winter season with her sister, Mrs. Emma
S. Reed, has opened her cottage in Brook
field.
Sargent, osgood & Roundy have sold
their Maxwell runabout to e. d. Smith of
Hanover, n. H., to whom il was taken
Sunday.
Mrs. g. w. Pride is convalescing from
severe attack of tonsilitis, during which
she was under the care Of the trained
nurse, Miss Lila Jerd.
Town Clerk Eugene Briggs has already
licensed $50 dogs, which would seem to
be an abundant supply for all practical
purposes in the coming year.
As soon as the weather is little warm
er, Judge and Mrs. W. II. Nichols and
Mrs. Mary Bass will go to the farm on
Braintree Hill for the summer.
IL
covered from his fractured hip as to take
q ride in the electrics at Washington, ID.
c., and hopes to come home in another
fortnight.
Miss Abbie Alvord, who has been q
very efficient and faithful clerk in Bell
Brothers store, has finished year and a
half of service and gone to her home in
Northfield.
Edwin j. Rumrill of RoyAlton, who
came to Randolph in January, is In a
very feeble condition from tuberculosis
at the home of his son, DR.. c. j. Rumrill,
In the Howard block.
o. J. Tallman went to the Mary Fletch-
er hospital in Burlington Monday to have
a tubercular abscess removed from bis
side, and Mrs. Tallman and the children
are suffering from pinkeye.
Mrs. w. B. Wall was called to New
York last week by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. II. q. Beekman, who was
taken sick while visiting her cousin, Mrs.
R. H. Coy, but at last accounts was inn
proving.
Mrs. Fred Preston, who had been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Udall ten
days, went back to STAFFORD Friday, leay-
ing her father gaining slowly from hard
case of grip that narrowly escaped devel-
oping into pneumonia.
f. R. Loomis Of Marshall, Mimi. has
come to pass a couple of months among
bis old friends and acqusintanees in
and Braintree. He was form
erly resident of the latter place and is
an uncle Of Mrs. E.,L. Claain OF this viii
Iage.
Mrs. John Priest was operated upon
for appendicitis at the sanatorium FRIDAY
and is recovering nicely. Her daughter,
Miss Eva, came Sunday night from
springf field, Mass, where she has employ
ment, and will remain at home as long a. 1
she is needed.
Rev. Thomas stratton OF Rutland was
The guest of W. Il. Gladding Monday /
night, and both he and Mr.. Gladding I
we're present Tuesday at a meeting Of the +
executive board OF the Universalist socie
" held in Northfield 10 make arrange
nents for the next annual convention.
Mrs. d. c. Woodward, who started for
Seattle. Wash, the 5th inst, in response
% telegram from her son, DR.. Walter c. |
Mood ward, reached there st o'clock
sunday afternoon and found the doctor
ind bis family in good health and spirits
.hough confronted with the prospect Of
moving into another house soon.
Mrs. E. n. Rising, department presi-
lent Of the Vermont Woman's Relief
sorps, and the state treasurer, Mrs. Lu-
linda Cleveland, have been in Concord
Iince Tuesday 10 attendance on the annu-
Il convention rf the New Hafnueh3re de-
1artment, w. r. C. Miss Marion Hunt
ngton Of East Randolph V ent to Concord
Fith them.
Bsteman L Bowman arrived Friday
morning from Los Angeles after four
Tesrs' absence in the West, during which
ie has been ticket clerk and cashier for
he Northern Pacific road at Sedro- W ooi-
ey, WISH, and lately connected with the
laggage department Of the Santa Fe