Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-19
Randolph Continued.


Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers and ar
Z. H. Allis took trip TO Montpelier We
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Adams entertains
Mrs. Alice Thurston Of Northfeld ov,
Sunday.
L. A. Jerd hes been housed nearly
week BY an attack OF heart trouble, tbs
is improving.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Thomas are ente,
tanning Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs. Rut
Wood Of Milton.
Mrs. G. j. Dyke has been very III Wit
what was feared might prove to be appen
dieitis but is now much better.
Mrs. Edward Lee and son and Mis-
Pauline Raymore were in Waterbury yes
terday to see Mr.. Lee at the state hospi
D tai.
Mrs. George P. Morris returned Tues
day to Ellenville, N. Y, after q iive
weeks soiourn with her mother, Mrs. q.
, F. Jones.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland has been gaining
quite rapidly at the sanatorium for few
days and is able to sit up very few min
utes at time.
Wilbur Briggs, who came from Canaan.
n. H., last summer to work for Salisbury
brothers, was operated upon at the sana-
forum Saturday morning.
Adrian Hatch lie moving TODAY TO Mrs.
Mary Carrie cottage from the Mcbride
house, in which be has been living with
his son-in-law, Frederick Dumas.
Marjorie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. e.
a. Morse, developed a touch of pneu-
monia after the measles and is under the
care of the trained nurse, Miss Lila Jerd.
DIR. L. A. Russlow entertained the Ran
dolph Medical association Friday night
with a banquet at the Cottage hotel and
gave them paper on eczema to discuss.
Mrs. William Tracy and two sons of st.
Aloans came yesterday to stay two or
three days with Mrs Tracy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hobart, at j. r. An
CELLS.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton had a |
visit yesterday from three nephews. John |
Gordon of Spokane, Wash. Wesley Cor
don OF the Boston police force, and M.
M. Gordon of Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood have
opened their cottage at Caspian lake,
Greensboro, to which they took their de-
parture Friday for the camping season
that, with them, begins early and ends
late.
Miss Anna Eastman returned from
Boston Tuesday, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie Crown, who is TO 90 to
Iopsham for vacation before resuming /
practice as trained nurse at Hanover.
n. II.
Miss Ida M. Battles, who had been ]
'unning two lodging houses in SPRING /
ield, Mass, has sold out her business c
md gone to Suffield, Conn, to convalesce |
rom long and serious illness due tc t
d
son was born Tuesday night to Mr.. =
nd Mrs. John Race, living below the
Emerson mill. The eldest daughter y
irs. Leon Cady of Granville, is to care
Or her mother and look after the wants g
the family. b
Now that the comets tail failed 70 ex- II
nguish ell life on this globe last night. "a
)me OF those people who have seemed "
tely to be suffering from deep-seated o
Use OF change of heart, will begin to APP 81
ear more natural. le
Fhree-year-old Stanley Hayward was m
Fought home from the sanatorium Tues !,
" well advanced in convalescence from ~
operation for appendicitis, and is now "
ming down with the measles, OF which RI
brother, Charles, is also victim. Al
At the annual meeting of the Grand co
apter, Order CT the Eastern Star, held to
Minneapolis, May IL, Mrs. Love A. fel
alley was elected grand matron of the no
der for Minnesota. Mrs. Braley is sis ex
OF Lucius Webb and Mrs. Fanny Vim an
D. NJ;
AS James Mullally's family need all the di,
om in their house just opposite the
Ist mill, Mrs. MuIIally's parents, Mr.. Oh
d Mrs. Joseph Brown, have moved
I'M the lower part to the Beehive, into da,
tenement vacated by Fred Lashua for Bo
art OF the Frank Mann house. n
?. f. Emerson is to erect a residence the
himself this summer on the northwest Bal
mt OF Emerson Terrace next to the new /
use OF 9. c. Clifford. Mr. Emerson -,
MS to have two-story cottage, 25x27 sn,
!, not including five bay windows. 49,
ee on the first floor and two on the 49,
ond, besides plenty of porch room.
. q. Harrington of the Randolph bak- 81.
Is running fine new delivery wagon i,
n his establishment. 1t is built ex- ~.
ssly for the business and is provided ~
drawers and closet room which close ~.
ltly against, dust and hold large 80
nifty OF the toothsome articles that - -
Harrington knows how to concoct. a.;
H. Mccullough is in very feeble in
dition from valvular heart trouble and vita
ors excruciatingly at times. Mrs. M. to "
Judson of Minneapolis, the widow of past
low clerk with Mr.. Mccullough in 60
railway mail service, after her visit
week, returned Monday night to as 49,.
Mrs Mccullough in caring for the 40
emit. 10
the adjourned meeting of the hoard c,ar
illage trustees Monday evening w. n,
merson finally consented to remain ''ua'
nice in order to prevent general res In
ton on the part OF the entire board. mem
erves, however with the understand Y.
hat this shall be his last year. Be- o'eio
settling the vexed question of Th
her to be, or not to be, trustees, no and ,
: business was DONE Satui
10 big three-story addition TO Sails the
Brothers. furniture factory is pro Tn
ing rapidly With the sault brothers viii
heir gang Of carpenters on the lob. HOUSE
addition, which is to be used as a and
hnMun II f. -