Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05

Miss Kate Howard is with the family
Of N. w. McColIom of Roslindale, Mass.
Miss May Bradish of Medford, Mass,
is being entertained by DR.. and Mrs. F.
A. Eaton.
Mrs. II. {. Allen OF Gaysyille is spend.
| ing few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Fish.
Mrs. D. H. Parkhurst came from Ans
den Tuesday for an indefinite stay with
Mrs. M. f. Holmes.
Capt. Henry Wires has gone to Swamp
scott, Mass, where his daughter Mrs.
Bertha Thompson, resides.
There will be special convocation OF
Whitney chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, Friday
of officers.
Mrs. Nina Lewis OF Barre stopped here
Tuesday on her way to Hayerhill, Mass,
and was a guest at A. B. Gays until
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Tracy have moved
from Mrs. Emily Burroughs house on
Main street to the Granville Barnes place
on Weston street.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. MeLaurin, ehe
had been at Mrs. Emily Hastings since
their arrival from Havana, Cuba, took
their departure Tuesday to Clarence, On
tario.
II. P. Sanford came from Winchester,
Mass, last Thursday, leaving Mrs. san
ford in a Boston hospital, where she il
recovering from a serious operation un-
dergone about three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mensrd entertained
the Braintree Faithful and True circle Of
Kings Daughters aud Sons last Thursday
evening, aud the regular meeting was fol-
lowed by pleasant social period, during
which refreshments we're served.
Mrs. ID. D. Howe was called to South
Royalton last Thursday by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. L. II. Ordway, whom she
found suffering from appendicitis and
other complications but was able to leave
in an improved condition Sunday.
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre is expected from
Burlington next Tuesday to occupy her
house on Randolph avenue this summer
She is to have with her Miss Marguerite
Hudson. " hose place as bookkeeper in L.
A. Jerd's market has been taken by Miss
Ida Rand.
Mrs. f. A. Corbin OF Royalton has had
an operation successfully performed at
the sanstorium by Drs. Clifford, Rumrill
aud Russlow for the removal Of a growth
on the left heel bone, from which she had
suffered a great deal in the last seven
months. Under skiltul care and treat
ment she is doing as well as could be ex.
pected.
Street Commissioner F. /. Dudley is
using the state highway money to put
blind ditch on the north side Of Forest
street from the reservoir TO point within
a rod or two OF +. l. Claiiin's house.
The ditch, illed with loose stone and COW
cred, is designed to carry Of the water
below the surface and drain both the
and roadbed in this especially
muddy spot.
sGeorge Ryder, says a North Dakota
paper, sis the possessor OF the first canoe
ever shipped into Dickinson. II Is one Of
the Old Town Canoe eompany's make,
at Old Town, Maine, w here
/ hey know how to construct eaEoes right. /
The one that Mr.. Ryder has weighs only
30 pounds and will carry four persons. i
Some people may not know II, but there
is good boating on the Heart river at +
Dickinson since the n. T.. put 10 its dam
and particularly at the Dingman place 4
v here the new n. p. reservoir has been
I" Here's hoping George \
doesn't oapsize in the Heart river, which
sounds more dangerous than the Ran
5olph mill pond in which he must have
acquired his nautical science.