Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-17

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A son was born Friday morning 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Edward l.. Sault.
Miss Marion Nicksrson is spending a
few days in Maiden and stoneham, Mass.
Mrs. John Riley OF Northheld Falls is
visiting the family OF her cousin, L. B.
johnson.
Miss Rose Cooper has been sick with
tonsilliis and grip but is at present cen
valescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dunbar are enter
tanning their niece, Mrs. Blanche Dunbar
OF Montreal.
Harold 3. Andrews OF MeIrose, Mass,
is being entertained by his cousins, MIR.
and Mrs. A. E. Bass.
The Sophomores OF the Randolph high
school are sporting handsome class pins
bearing the significant "'l2."
Hon. Herbert Wall OF Keene, N. H.,
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Z. ID.
Strong, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Lewis have with
them Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Hopkins Of Hancock, N. Y.
Mrs. L. B. Johnsnn was summoned to
Berlin yesterday by the serious illness OF
her youngest brother, Ernest Wiley.
Miss Lois GifHn OF Norihaeld will meet
her dancing class in Randolph Friday
nights, instead of Thursday, as hereto
fore.
Mrs. II. j. Noble is gaining nicely
from a critical operation and hopes to be
discharged trcm the sanatorium Saturday
or soon after.
! Miss Lima Miller, who teaches in Webs
terviIle, spent Saturday aud Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller, at w.
II. Gladding's.
Miss Hattie Clark, who had been with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Pope, in Spring
/ held, stopped here Tuesday to see her
aunt, Mrs. G. B. Mann, and continued
her journey to Nprthfield yesterday.
Al the seventh annual lbanqnet OF the
Vermont Alumni association Of Norwich
university, held at the Northfield House,
NorthaeId, Friday night, L. B. johnson
responded to the toast, "Reminiscences,
and was elected president OF the associa-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. stoekweIl intend to
/ go to New York In a few days to accom-
pany their mother, Mrs. Emily Stock
we'll, and her granddaughter Miss Susan
stockwell Of Rochestersthat far on their
way to join Rev. and Mrs. q. o. Howe at
Lakeview, N. C.
Miss Alettha Bailey is to be the
soprano soIoist Of the 18th annual musi-
cal convention 10 East Montpelier next
Wednesday and Thursday, when Mrs.
Harriet P. willard OF Burlington will be
the contraIto soIoist aud the PiainfeId
Male quartet viii take part in the pro-
gram.
The Snow Shoe club will a''run" to
Bethel the evening OF Washington's
birthday and have its annual banquet in
the form of a chieken-pie supper, at the
Bascom House. The less strenuously in
clined will find teams ready to leave the
square at 5 20 O'Clock and convey shoers
and shoes to the rendezvous.
DR.. r. .. Blanchard has secured Dr. A.
A. Campbell OF Claremont. n. H., for as
sistant in his dental Office and the latter
has already taken up the work Of his new
position. DIR. Campbell completed his |
course in the dental department of the |
University OF Pennsylvania and for the /
last 6ve years has been associated in prac- /
tice with DIR. Newell OF Claremont.
Mrs. Mabel Buzzell has ended a two
years term Of service as housekeepoF at J. /
b. Hutchinson's in Peth and, with ber 4
little son, James, went to NorthheId I
Monday to visit at G. X. Andrews. As /
measles were prevalent here and they did
not care to be exposed, they came back
the next day and proceeded to Royalton,
where Mrs. Buzzell's parents are living.
The case Of Edward Lee, who was TAX
en- to the state hospital for the insane at
Waterbury for treatment Jan. 25, came
up in probate court Monday for final set
tlement. DR.. Don Grout, superintendent
OF the hospital, appeared and testified
that Mr.. Lee had grown so much worse
lately that he could not be brought to
the hearing and that bis condition neces-
STATED his inal commitment to the hospi-
tai, which was made in due form.
Carl Smith Of Woodstock, who has
been at w. c. Emerson's since Monday,
is to be the electrician for the series OF
exhibits TO be made in all the
principal towns OF the State. These ex-
hibits are given in accordance with an
vet OF the legislature, which appropriated
p, 600 for the purpose. They viii be
open to the public during the day and
viii be followed By an Illustrated lecture
IN the evening.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Federated churches, the follow
ng officers were chosen ~ President, Mrs.
D. B. Copeland; fifst vice, Mrs. L. D. Par
ridge; second vice, Mrs. Alfred Webster;
secretary, Miss Emroy Matthews; treas
Irer, Miss Rose Cooper; executive com
nittee, Mrs. Eugene Holman, Mrs L. c.
Drew, Mrs. J. W. Chesbro; emergency /,
committee, Mrs. Flora Flint, Mrs. Joseph !
hamilton, Mrs. ]. 81. Holman and Mrs. |
henry Walcott. q
Or. n. r. Allen Of ST. Johnsbury was I,
n Randolph last Thursday and Friday to
ee what prospect there might Be here for
mother dental office, but found the feid
o well occupied as to offer . new conner