Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-12
Randolph Continued.

"as guest 81 y. w. Duketes Monda
and Tuesday.
DIR. H. @. BeekmaD has had another at
tack Of illness and Is 81 the sanstoriuH
for treatment.
Miss Olive II. Moulton is entertaining
classmate, Miss Jessie Wilson, from
Ridgewood, N. j.
Mrs. John Johnston of Lebanon, N
H.. is with her daughters, Mrs. w.
Edison and Miss Maud Johnston.
o. w. BrockSay is making good re
covery from pneumonia and is able to 81
up half an hour once or twice day.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland has been NOR,
comfortable for a few DAYS though tn,
improvement in her case has not been Sc
marked as her friends could wish.
Mrs. L. E. Marble, who has been In
this village the last two or three weeks, i.
nov in South Royalton, with her aunt,
Mrs. j. W. Bright, who is not very we'll.
Miss Dora Small, who was trimmer in
the millinery shop OF Mrs. E. r. Draper
several seasons, was married April 20 to
Mr.. Burgess of Lseonia, n. H., where she
had been employed this spring.
John c. Gray, superintendent OF
schools, and n. 2. Carter, a member OF
the school board in Chieopee, Mass, de-
voted yesterday to an inspection OF the
Randolph high school and its work.
Mrs. Eugene Briggs went to Granville
Monday to care for her daughter, Mrs. E.
N. Rice, who, it was feared, had pneu-
monia but proved to be afflicted only
with hard cold and touch OF pleurisy.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is back from
Providence, X. L., where she has been
teaching this year, and proposes to open a
kindergarten again this summer in Beth
any Parish house. She will have two
terms OF five weeks each.
Mrs. R, ]. Kimbsll aud her daugh
sailed for Europe the '4th and their
coachman's wife, Mrs. Frank Wescott,
and little girl arrived at Montague Place
last night for the summer. Mr.. Wescott
is on the way from Brooklyn with the
horses.
Mrs. Hiram Smith was seized with a
chill last Thursday night and was hard
sick for two or three days but is feeling
much better. She had been at T. j.
Adams quite a while and had been i'll
there but returned to F. A. Dunn's the
day before the last attack.
George Newell OF East Brookield, who
was taken to the sRnatorium Thursday,
the 9th inst, died there last night OF
paralysis of the liver. He was 81 years of
age and is survived by three brothers,
DIR. II. [. Newell OF East Randolph, silas
of East Brookheld and Everett of Bridge
water, Mass. The funeral will be held at
the old home in East Brookfield Saturday
morning at II O'Clock.
Stanley, the three-year-old son of DR..
and Mrs. II. II. Hayward, was taken sud
denly sick Sunday night with what at
first was thought to be indigestion. The
next day, however, he was no better and
in the night had a chill. A high fever
Tuesday and much pain indicated appen-
dicitis and after long consultation by
Drs. Clifford, Rumrill, Angel and Russ
low, the little fellow was carried to the
at 10 O'Clock that night and
an operation. Such an alarm
ing condition of the appendix was re-
vealed that even the delay OF few hours
would have been fatal. This morning
the child's condition was. considered
hopeful.
The board OF trustees, elected by the |
village May 3, met last night, each with
he idea Of resigning his Office. After
talking the matter over fully the rest of /
he board agreed to remain on if the |
chairman, w. @. Emerson, could be per-
iuaded to stay with them. This Mr..
Emerson is unwilling to do because all
his time and attention are needed at the F.
Emerson mill, which he has to neglect in
! large measure to look after village
'ffairs and those affairs are not growing
o be any less of burden as the years go
ly. They demand vastly more considera-
ion than they did is or 20 years ago.
Not being able to come to any decision
he board adjourned until next Monday
vening.