Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-17
Randolph Continued.

hiBh run ANe uag5 trip ~ DOaNOA.
+ Mrs. Henry Smalley OF Mortified visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Amsden yesterday
Mrs. j. Densmore Battles went I
Mortified last Thursday and stayed unit!
Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock went this morn
ing TO Barre, where her son, Dana, an
his wife are sick.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, N
H., was the recent guest OF her sister
Mrs. W. F. Edison.
, Mrs. William Burke, who lives on tn
Sanford farm, was in Montpelier from
Saturday TO Tuesday.
Alice, the little daughter OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Grove, is very sick witt
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs Elmer Bean has been sick IL
Montpelier from an abscess that is now
yielding to treatment.
Mrs. E. r. Draper and her daughter
Ruth, we're in Boston last week to pre-.
pare for the spring millinery season.
Miss Hattie Wilson is seriously III from
the effects OF hard cold aud is under the
care of the trained nurse, Miss Annie
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Buck and daughter
were in Lebanon Sunday and Monday as
the guests Of Mr.. Bucks mother, Mrs.
I Estella Buck.
Miss Angie Pike, who has been doing
hairwork here, is also nurse and has
gone TO Providence, r. L., to take care Of
a sick person.
Two new candidates were received last
Thursday night into the Wolf club,
whose roll has grown from the original
nine members to rs.
Fern Rebekah lodge worked degrees on
a class in Bethel Tuesday night and
about rs went down from Randolph and
we're delightfully."- entertained.
Joseph Menard and family, who have
been living in the cottage OF Mrs. Mary
Carr, are to occupy the w. F. Howard
house on School street the first of April
Mrs. Mary Amsden is in very feeble
condition after hard cold and her
daughter, Miss Marcia, is expected today
from North Leoninster, Mass, to care
for her.
c. N. and Mrs. James E. Mccall have
left Elm cottage for New York and will
be followed little later by Miss Gertrude
Hernandez. They do not expect to be at
the cottage again until summer.
Mrs. j. d. Wheeler OF Maiden. Mass.
is spending the day with Judge and Mrs.
j. w. Rowell, coming this morning
from White River Junction, where DR..
Wheeler is staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard d. Wheeler.
Eugene Cardell OF Providence, r. L.,
was the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. E.. !
Banister, Sunday and Monday. Miss
Hazel Pierce of Warren is now at Mrs. |
visiting the latter's grand
daughter, Miss Mabel Varney.
Mrs. G. e. Lazelle OF White River
Junction spent Tuesday night with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Atwood.
Mr.. Atwood is able to be out again after
long illness that began with humps
md developed into diabetes.
"The retirement OF o. L. French of the
Phoenix from the newspaper
ield, says the st. Johnshury Republic
AN, "makes L. p. Thayer dean of the
Vermont Press. Probably Mr.. Thayer is
IS active dean as the Vermont Press
yer had"
q. W. Boyce arrived from Maiden,
lass, Sunday to seek benefit to his
ealth from country air and went away
esterday feeling better. He is planning
o buy home here for the summers, :
'hich his family have hitherto spent at
he seashore. .
The Lamson block, at tho corner OF
ierchants' Row and South Pleasant
treet, which was partially destroyed by 3
re Feb. 6, has been torn down to leave a !
God building site available for some
urpose, which has not yet been deter {
lined upon. v
Mrs. A. ElbridRe Holman returned Sat- '
rdsy from Pawtucket, r. l.. here she
ad been to attend the funeral of her s.
'usin, Hugh Kinnibureh. She was ae- 4
'mpanied by another relative, Mrs. John ?
limbaugh OF Montreal, who was on her
ay home from Pawtucket and stopped h
ere over Sunday. \
Howard L. Hlndley, editor of the Rut- h
nd Herald, who has but just returned
ON trip to Spokane, Wash, after a,se- p
Gus operation, was in Randolph Mon A
". He is to resume editorial work on \,
e Rutland Herald until late in the sum n
er, when he will go West again to in
stigate business opening which :.
Saits him there. h
The jolly Joes OF Northdeld attracted a n
rye crowd to Grange hall last night and -
aged to very enthusiastic COMPANY. NJ
&c lady minstrels we're Enthusiastically ar
yed, and by liberal application Of burnt
TX had achieved brunette compilations. !,
side which a native OF darkest Africa ~ ~.
luid look pale. They could sing, ~
nee, crack jokes and frolih to the evi. ~ -,
Mt satisfaction OF the house as ex-
assed in repeated storms of applause. ni
lie superior feature Of the entertainment CT
re the tenor solos Of Mr.. Ross, rho has
plendid voice.
Though sap has not run very rapidly
a week past, considerable syrup and
gar have been made and the quality is ~
lerhne. Two hundred gallons were 81
zen in at the Sugar Market yesterday
I a sufficient quantity Is now available
the business OF the market at this
" part OF the season. Syrup and
.ar cakes brought into the village BY
farmers disappear before q hungry
wd Of buyers before the corporation