Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27

receiver as Improvements. The boy re-
Gently caught a message out OF tie air
that read, "If you hear from Higgins let
me know.-A. g."
James Bradley, engineer at Salisbury
Brothers factory, met with peculiar ac-
cident Saturday night. He had been to
one Of the stores after two key saws and
was on the way to his home in.the Owen
block on Weston street when be slipped
on the railroad track. In throwing out
his hands to save himself, he iabbed the
SAWS into his left cheek, cutting an artery
but not piercing clear through the flesh.
Though bleeding profusely he succeeded
in reaching home before seeking surgical
aid. Drs. L. A. Russlow and H. II. Hay
ward dressed the wound, which has been
painful one but is now healing nicely.
District Deputy President Mrs. c. s.
Booth, assisted by the deputy grand mar
shall, Mrs. M. W. Campbell, Installed
these officers for Fern Rebekah lodge
Tuesday night: Noble grand, Mrs.
Henry Seymour; vice grand. Mrs. w. G.
Emerson; secretary, Mrs. F. A. Dunn;
warden, Mrs. q. r. Greene; conductor,
Mrs. John Ford; chaplain, Mrs. W. c.
Slack; right support to noble grand, Mrs.
George e. Hutchinson; left support to
noble grand, Mrs. Frank Sawyer; right
support to vice grand, Miss Alice Buck !;
left support to vice grand, Mrs. May
Kicker; inside guardian, Mrs. N. C.
Buck; outside guardian, w. H. Pelton.
After the installation, doughnuts, cheese,
cake and coffee were served.
A. fyt...so. tUona,.nwa .... -A-t-t
with paralysis affecting the right side
last Thursday at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. o. Wilder, in Middlesex,
where she had been passing the winter.
Last June Mrs Woodward had a shock
which affected her speech for a time but
she gradually recovered from il and has
felt unusually well while she has been in
Middlesex. Her granddaughter, Miss
Mary Boyce. went to see her last Thurs
day, and Mrs. Woodward welcomed her
arrival, appearing quite as usual. A lit
tie later the stroke came and she has not
really regained consciousness since. DR..
A. z. Bailey was called in council Sunday
tut could offer little encouragement.
Mrs. Woodward's daughter, Mrs. Elwin
Martin; left for Middlesex Friday morn
ing and is still with her mother, whom
she reported yesterday as falling. Miss
Boyce reached home Monday.
The first ceremony in connection with
the graduation of class Of nurses from
the Randolph sanatorium took place last
evening, the exercises being held in the
reception parlors of that institution.
The graduate and undergraduate nurses
occupied seats together. There we're
present besides, members Of the gradu-
ates' families, the directors, physicians of
the staff and wives. DR.. F. c. Angel
presented the class and Col. A. B. Chand-
Ter, president OF the board OF directors,
rendered the diplomas, addressing the
young ladies with words OF advice, appre-
citation and encouragement, speaking also
OF the helpful work of the sanatorium in
this community, noting its growth and
mentioning its future needs. He also
distributed to the class bouquets provided
by H. NJ. Totman. Mrs. DIR. ]. p.
Clifford, under whose matronage this class
served most of its course, read q well pre-
pared paper having for its theme the
nurses future in their chosen work.
Short words Of felicitation were spoken
by DIR. J. p. clifford, Rev. Fraser Metz
ger, L. B. johnson, DR.. A. c. Bailey and
others, and the pleasant occasion wound
up with a serving OF ice cream and cake.
The graduates, who, in their nurses at
tire looked quite as attractive as sweet
girl debutantes, were Misses Nellie Bill
lings, Annie Grant, Clara Grout, Hattie
6ault and Lila Jerd.
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