Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-10
Randolph.
GEoaeIA WHITE. Local Editor.

day.
Mrs. Claude LockIin OF North6eld Falls
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Fortin, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Dompier, guests ct
George II. Hebard's, returned to White
River junction Tuesday.
+. L. Parsons continues to gain from
the amputation OF his left leg and is be-
ginning to sit mp little.
Mrs. L. d. Rix left town Tuesday to
stay until Saturday among relatives in
Lyndon and Lyndonville.
Edwin White OF FelchviIle arrived
from Boston Sunday and IS visiting bis
broth her, Rev. Homer White.
Miss Hortense Peters, states a St.
Johnsbury paper, is home from Wellesley
college on account Of poor health.
Miss Sara Vaughan Of Bridgewater,
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. }.
ID. Mitchell, went away Saturday.
Mrs. James Dixon and two sons OF
Franklin, Mass, are with Mrs. Dixcn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury.
Charles Holman started Tuesday night
for st. Louis and Kansas City after a car
load OF Western horses for the spring
trade.
Ben Parmenter OF Rochester st1rted
from this station last night to join bis
brother, Finn Parmenter, in South Pasa-
dena, Gal.
Willard Gay is able to be ont again after
two months OF close confinement to the
house on account OF the i'll effects Of q
hard cold.
A son, Alton Clarence, weighing eight
and half pounds was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Greene, living In
the Harwood house on Weston street.
Miss Ida Battles is slowly recovering
from articular rheumatism, with which
she has been very sick In Springfield,
Mass. Miss Sadie Kent, the nurse, Is
still with her.
Mrs. Celia Clifford moved Tuesday from
A. NJ. Hubbardis on Central street to the
Howard cottage ON South Main street,
which is nearer the residences OF her
sons, DR.. J. P. and G. u, Clifford.
Mrs. c. H. Ingalls, weat to Montpelier
Saturday and stayed until Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs. Luctetia Pearson,
who ia Just at present in better health
than she has known for a long time.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez, chsperoned
by her aunt, Mrs. james E. Mccall, at
tended the Junior Prom. of Norwi ich uni
versity at Northfeld Friday night.
Cadet Campbell aceompanisd them home
and Was -susst at Elm ootiass Saturday
and Sunday. aa-l
School in District No. IA, taught by
Catherine Holman, closed Friday. Pu-
pills having no marks during the term
we're Clarencs Cloran and Harvey Patri-
quin. Clarence cloran has been perfect in
attendance throughout the year. Num-
ber OF pupils enrolled 21, average attend
ance, 1888.
II. B. Bell had hard attack OF tonsili-
tis last week and his little son, Bennett,
was taken with the same ailment, the in
fiammation extending to the stomach and
iDtestines in the case OF the boy, who was
seriously threatened with peritonitis. He
was a very sick child Sunday but is now
improving.
Leo Flint, who lives at George {.
Flint's, arose Sunday morning feeling.
apparently, quite as well as usual, but
was suddenly seized BY so severe an at
tack OF appendicitis a few hours later
that he Was taken at once to the sanato-
rum. He was operated upon Monday
morning by Or. F. c. Angel and is now
gaining steadily.
On account OF the heavy snowfall last
Thursday the Rebekah whist party did
not call out the usual number OF players
in the evening bat a small company as
sembled and succeeded in having q very
good time. No prizes we're given bat the |
highest score was made by Charles Adams |
and Miss Minnie Carpenter, and the low
est by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase.
Thomas Sullivan, barber from Gran 4
iteville, Mass, and John Foley, stone /
cutter from Lowell, Mass, were about /
town in such exuberant spirits Monday 4
hat the officers thought best TO temper
heir JOY by a season Of meditation in the
lookup. The next morning they pleaded
guilty to a first offence OF intoxication
ind were committed to Chelsea iail for 20
lays.
Mrs. J. II. Smith Of West somerville,
Mass, came last Thursday to look after
her farm Just south Of this village, from
\ hich Calvin Brewster has Just moved to
he Mann farm. Mrs. Smith was the
,uest OF her son, Fred II. Smith, until
tuesday, when, accompanied by her
lrandson, Fred smith, Jr., she left for
Alstead, n. H., whore she has another
arm.
Bethany Sunday school had what is
cstaticaliy described as q glorious time
{ the social and candy pull in the Parish
iouse Friday night A big crowd az
ounR people went into the confectionery
Iusiness with enthusiasm under the di-
ection Of Mrs. Charles Root, who is the
apable caterer Of the Parish house and
not a little to the success Of
.s undertakings.
B. J. Labounty gave q social dance 10
boat so of bis friends in the Fish Hill
eighborbood Friday night. The party
.as heid Ct Zenas smiths and good
lusic was furnished hy William stearns 2
nd bic nddie The next morning Mr-
abounty had the misfortune 10 cut the
rst and second fingers Of his left hand
lear to the bone as be was chopping
indlinF 10 start the fire. In
Mrs. Lewis Williams. whom appendi- 1
tits brought &c critical condition, bad +
B far recovered from the operation that
be left the sanatorium Sunday and is 1
70 gain ct her home on Elm
rect Sunday night her husband was i Z