Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06


@. W. Boyce of Boston Was among tn,
arrivals Friday.
James McMurphy has gone to. Spring
field to stay for awhile
W. II. Gladding Was in Montpelier and
Barre on business yesterday.
Mrs. M. H. Miller is convalescing from
bronchitis and about the house again.
NJ. W. Tucker has been at the sanato-
rum several days to be treated for sciat-
ica.
Henry Manchester of Portland, Me-,
was at This Manchester Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Edith Barrofi OF Chicago has been
a guest at Mrs. @. e. Cushman's since
Monday.
Mrs. c. r. MouIton was in Burlington
yesterday to see her SON, Sherman, and
his family.
Theodore T. Deneshea OF New York
was at c. w. A. Putnam's last Thursday
and Friday.
A. A. Priest Is in Burlington today to
be present at a meeting OF the deputies OF
the State grange.
Mrs. James Oney has passed the turn
In her case of typhoid fever but still re-
mains very weak.
Clyde Cassidy was IN town last Thurs
day from Waterbury, where he is sta
toned as telegraph operator.
A ten-pound son, Charles Lamson, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy @. Holman at
the sanatorium yesterday morning.
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slowly from severe attack OF heart trou-
bic and has been able to sit up very lit
tie.
II. I. Johnson took the first and second
degrees in Mount Zion commandery,
Knights Templar, at Montpelier Friday
night.
Miss Bernice Briggs reached home Sat
urday from Ware, Mass, where she had
been spending fortnight with her aunt,
Mrs. N. @. Williams.
Charles Il. Pratt has gone back to the
Perkins Institution for the Blind at South !
Boston, Mass, after passing the holidays |
IN Randolph.
Charles Church and Miss Mabel Stevens |
returned to Portsmouth, n. H., Friday /
lfter spending q week with the formers \
uother and sister at the Church farni.
DIR. James Jenne OF Burlington was
lere Monday as counsel in the case OF
1arl Edminster, whom rheumatic fever
ias brought to q very weak condition.
Robert sault fell on the ice Sunday and
prained bis right wrist so badly that he
arried his arm in a sling yesterday,
vhen he went back to Dartmouth college.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell Of Rochester has
'een visiting her son, G. j. Stockwell,
rho accompanied her Tuesday to North
eld Falls, from which place she proceed-
d home.
Miss Cora Noble, who had been spend
ng the holiday vacation with her mother,
lrs. Charles Root, went back Sunday TO
darlington, where she is attending st.
fary's academy.
Mrs. Mary Bass has received word from ,
hicago that her sister, Mrs. John A. .
olby, fell on the icy sidewalks Of the
ty, fracturing her hip, and is now in
!. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Dumas and
oungest daughter are in Springfield to
itness tonight The play, Redemption,
which their son, Leo, takes part. Leo
NTH, who used to live in Randolph, is
20 In the cast.
Miss Beulah Hayes, who had been at
n home near Springfield, Mass,
rough the holidays arrived Tuesday
ght and vas the guest Of Miss Lettie
iiley until this morning, when she con
1ued Der journey 10 Burlington, where S
e is q student at the University Of Yer
ont. K
The board Of school directors has Sc q,
red Miss Flora Morrill, Of East Ran y
lph 10 teach ihe 9Th and 6th grades In
e village school ID the place Of Miss .
ina Whiilook, resigned. Miss Morrill !
e taught the last two years 10 Tun- Z
idga and had previously baen IN Web
.ryille, and IN both places is highly rec y
amended as q teacher. =.
Miss Blond Seymour, for several years y
the employ-of Seuatof Carroll s.. Page =
stenogFapher 81 bis once af Hyde
TX. has gone TO Washington, D. c., 70
We him in e similar capacity there.
fiss Seymour, says the Morrisyille
.ws and Citizen, sis an expert stenog-
1hsr and ber many friends congratulate 4,
7 on securing this excellent position" u