Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-03
Randolph Continued.

5. n. Mccullough is having a severe at
tack of heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin are in
Montpelier for a few days.
Sherman Moulton of Burlington was
among the arrivals yesterday.
Elmer Sault is learning the barber's
trade in the shop OF J. c. Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stimets and child
OF Barnard came to town this morning.
Leet Blodgett of West Lebanon, N. H.,
was at @. w. Panton's Sunday and Mon
day.
Max Thomas is home from Rockland,
Me-, where he has been clerking in a
store.
Town Clerk E. F.. Briggs has appointed
j. G. Sherburne, Esq, assistant in the
office.
bury Tuesday by the death OF his uncle,
Frank Farr.
Mrs. Charlotte Lille is to occupy
rooms in the house OF Alfred Webster on
Park street.
Walter Church OF Rochester was a WISH
tor at DIR. A. C. Bailey's from Friday to
Wednesday.
Charles Fowler of Mortified has fin
ished work in the plumbing department
OF II. E. Morse's store.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis has been spend
ing yesterday and today in Montpelier
with Mrs. Thomas Dewey. a
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre came from Bur
lington last Thursday and was with her
relatives in Randolph until Tuesday.
Miss Alice Herrick is fitting herself for
a telephone operator by working at the
switchboard of the Randolph exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stimets are enter
tanning their sister, Miss Charlotte Sti-
NETS, who arrived yesterday from SwRnton.
Mrs. G.. j.. Dyke has finished the term
Of school she was teaching in Rochester
and reached home yesterday for the
spring vacation.
George E. Hutchinson went to Provi-
dence, X. l., Tuesday to see his brother,
Merton Hutchinson, who has been out OF
health some time.
Mrs. A. +. Grover OF Lawrence, Mass,
is staying with her sister, Mrs. N. q.
Greene, who is making a good recovery
from a serious operation.
Miss Grace e. Jubb of Adams, Mass,
who has been staying with her sister,
Mrs. J. Wallace Chesbro, was taken i'll
Tuesday as the result, it is thought, of
over exertion.
Measles appear to be we'll started on a
general run this spring and among the
guaranteed are viii Jones, a boarder at
F.. J. Blanchard's; Miss Bessie Copeland,
Ruth Scott, Doris Kent and Inilla Dur
kee.
About 20 of the high school pupils
took a sleigh ride Saturday night to the
home of Miss Ruth Wardner in East Rox-
bury and surprised that young lady on
her birthday anniversary with the gift Of
a signet ring.
Gerald Stevens, Tom Howard and
Misses Erva and Lucinda Howard started
last night for Twin Falls, Idaho, and
we're accompanied as far as Montpelier by
Miss Edith Howard, who came from
Barre to see them off.
A dispatch from Seattle, Wash, Friday
announced the birth OF a son to DR.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Woodward in that city.
The newcomer is a grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G.. Woodward and Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. M. Draper of this place.
John Johns of Bethel is to succeed Pred
w. Curtis in c. X. Steele's barber shop
and has rented a tenement in the Howe
house on Elm street. Mr.. Curtis will
seek a change from barbering in some
form of out door employment.
Earl Powers, who had been with his
sisters in Brattleboro. Lowell and New
%buryport, Mass, for about a month, re-
turned Tuesday and started away again
last night to look for a business opening
in Chicago and may later go on to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. j. II. Smith and her granddaugh-
tiers, Ruth and Florence, arrived Saturday
from West Someryille, Mass, and are at
Mrs. Smiths farm just south OF this viii
lage, to which Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Web
ster of Alstead, N. H., have come to work
for Fred Smith, Jr.
Miss Cora HoIbrook came yesterday
from ~Stockbridge TO assist her mother,
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook, in moving today
into the upper part of the Kelley house
Randolph avenue. This tenement has
just been vacated by Mrs. Paul Wagner,
who is occupying the hotel in Braintree.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks will go to Boston
Sunday to study the fashions in spring
millinery before taking a position as
trimmer in Exeter, N. H., this coming
season. Miss Dora Small OF Boston,
formerly a trimmer for Mrs. E. r. Drap-
er, has been the guest of Miss Fairbanks
since Tuesday.
Whitney chapter, No. ), r. A. NJ, held
its annual convocation Tuesday afternoon
and elected these officers High priest,
L. g. Erskine; king, A. c. Wells; scribe,
G. Clifford; captain OF the host, M. w.
Hyde; principal s%ojourner; C.. /. Boyden;
treasurer, A. ]. Huse; secretary, J. F.
royal arch captain, DR.. Il.
H. Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powers have their