Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26

Miss Jennie welch is spending a few
days in Montpelier as the guest OF Mrs
Hugh Phillips.
Miss Emily Sticknsy is again in towT
soliciting aid for the Kurn Hattin Homes
at Westminster.
Misses Mabel and Agnes sault are en-
joying the festivities of Junior Prom
week at Dartmouth college.
Miss Alice Wheeler OF Keene, n. H.,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F
Moulton from Saturday to Tuesday.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland is so very much
better that she expects to be able to leave
the sanatorium within short time.
Mrs. @. E. Cushman and Mrs. F. A.
Eaton went to Burlington Friday on q
trip from which they returned Sunday.
E. |. CIatlin accompanied n. B. Loomis
OF Marshall, Mimi, Friday on trip to
Boston from which they returned yester-
day.
Wilbur Briggs went away from the
sanatorium Tuesday and is at P. j.
Blanchard's convalescing from an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Robert Fielders and family, who had
been staying at o. P. Hoods since their
return from Southern Pines, n. e., have
gone to Sharon to live.
The town clerks office in the Morton
block has undergone a renovation and
presents spick and span appearance
with green tinted walls and redressed
woodwork.
Mrs. Dora Tredo and daughter, Win
ME, came back Saturday from ten days
absence in HilIsboro, N. H., and Boston
aud are now taking charge of household
affairs for Miss Mary s. Dubois.
Ernest Sargent motored from Woods
Vile, N. H.. Sunday after his wife and
two daughters, and took home with them
in the car Mrs. r. B. and Miss Alice Nc
Intyre, who stayed there until Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Gould had pleasant sur
prise Tuesday afternoon when about 80
OF the ladies in her neighborhood paid
her an unexpected visit in celebration
OF her birthday anniversary. They
brought refreshments OF ice cream and
cake and presented some pretty birthday
gifts 20 Mrs. Gould.
Henry Clifford is suffering from the
effects OF a shock sustained over year
ago and began Friday to exhinit marked
signs OF mental disturbance that has been
coming on within short time. Wheth-
er it is OF a permanent or temporary char
acter It seems impossible now to deter
mine. His daughter, Mrs. VIII Ellis of
PittsHeld, WAS here Monday to see him.
Stanley, the youngest son OF Dr. and
II haa nFff u
i'll for few days from measles, which de-
veloped soon after his operation for ap-
peudiotis and before he bad gained sutfi-
eient strength to endure another ailment.
Tuesday his case was alarmingly compli-
Gated By touch Of bronchial pneumonia
but yesterday he seemed more comforta-
bic and showed more encouraging symp-
toms.
ID. Carleton, vice president OF the Will
liams & Carleton company, an importing
house OF Hartford, Conn, was in Ran
dolph Tuesday and Wednesday to inter-
view q number Of young men concerning
business openings which be could offer to
reliable parties. Vernon boys of the
right stripe Mr.. Carleton has found make
the best OF business men and are In de-
mand by other firms than his own in
Hartford. He met six or eight Randolph
boys during his stay at the Inn and later
viii give some of them a trial. Mr.
Carleton is a native of Chelsea but left
that place over 40 years ago to seek his
fortune 10 Connecticut. He has remem-
bered the old home town, however, and
helped many OF its young men TO start
in life. Yesterday he went to Chelsea in
one Of the Hayward autos for a brief
visit before returning 10 Hartford.