Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-12-27
EAST RANDOLPH.
Geo. Goodrich is sick.

Geo. Goodrich is sick.
Harley Osgood visited his brother at
Sharon last week.
Mrs. Abbie Spiller has been quite sick
with a cold.
Frank E. Parker spent Christmas at
home.
Geo. f. Davenport is home from Bur-
lington for weeks vacation.
Cora. Hall is sick with measles.
Jonathan Smith, former resident of
this place, died in Brookfield last week.
His remains were brought here for in
| terment.
There was Christmas tree and ex-
ercises at the Baptist church Tuesday
evening.
Jed Hyde has bought a nice horse.
Mrs. Marshall Banister has been visit
ing friends in Barre for the past week.
Sargent Banister has very fine stall
lion, two-years-old for which he has re-
fused 5000.
Will Rand and wife have son, born
SATURDAY night
Clarence J. Sargent gives two hours
time for music lesson.
Elias Hall has just packed his years
supply of ice, taking it from Heath's mill
pond. The ice is of very nice quality.
Geo. Hyde has moved into the house
vacated by Dan Sargent, and is to work
for Eli Camp.
Miss Minnie Marshall of Brooktield is
visiting Blanche Hall.
Ruth Riford gave birthday party last
/ Friday. A nice supper was served and
several presents We're left her.
Obadiah Hall, man seighty years of
age is still able to do all kinds Of work
and looks much younger than his years.
Blanche and Cora Hall and Jennie
Brigham are taking music lessons and
progressing finely.
Chicken pox has had quite a run among
the Children here.
Geo. Batchelder has returned from
California where he has been visiting
friends and to see the country.
VIII Rand, the popular hotel keeper in
this village, has taken contract to draw
large quantity of wood for Almon Ban
lister.
NJ ID. Brown has just opened a store
at the North village and filled it with
new goods.
The lecture given by Rev. S. A. Par
ker was well attended.
Mrs. Jennie Banister has a nice new
sewing machine from the Royal St.
Johns Co.
The water has been six inches deep in
the highway at the South end of the
village. caused by the overlooking of one
of the banks of the Tunbridge brook.
Ransom Goss has recovered from his
sickness and Fannie is better.
Barnet Goodrich is dealing in horses,
cattle and sheep.
Edward Sprague is improving In health.
Marshal Banister's people have nice
new organ from the James Bent Organ
Co. of Chicago.
Orpha Wheeler is to board with Geo.
Buzwell this winter.
The surveyors have engaged board at
North Randolph and are to survey this
valley this winter.
S. r.. Waldo and f. S. Banister are
breaking colts this winter
Edwin Osgood is in quite poor health
this winter.
Austin Emery, Burton Blaisdell NJ.
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in the Cooley Creameries.
Nathaniel Coombs is settling Jonathan
Smiths estate.
John Steele went from here to Califor-
mia about twenty years ago and bought
land in the vicinity of San Diego and the
rise in real estate has made him very
wealthy.
The rain of last week Monday did con-
siderable damage, washing the roads
quite badly in places.
Clarence J. Sargent is teaching music
in this town.
This village can boast of a fat boy,
Fred Putney aged sixteen, weighs 30
pounds.
Arthur Osgood, our popular merchant,
has Just returned from Boston.
Mrs. Spiller has returned from Man
chester, where she has been caring for
her son who was injured on the railroad. |
She SAYS he is out of danger and ex-
pected to recover.
Mr.. Armstrong has bought the Blais-
dell farm ard taken possession.
Holden and Chandler have a suit in
the present term of court at Chelsea.
Fred Pearsons is cutting a large guam
tity of wood Oh George Osgood's land.
Mrs. George Webster is in very poor
health.
Miss Emma Boutwell, has gone to Iowa.
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