Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-19
WEST RANDOLPH.
Rain again Yesterday.

Mrs. {. r. AbDOtt i
Mass. and Conn.
Mrs. W. B. Wall is quite sick
threatened with bilious fever.
The ..boys" are all home from Dart
mouth for a four weeks vacation.
Mrs. +. p. Wheeler of West Hart
ford visited in town last week.
Miss Ruth Holman is to spend the
winter in town with her mother.
Mrs. Julia Stevens from Montpelier
was in town last week on business.
Mrs. Harmon Rood of Brookfield
died last week and was buried Sunday.
Frank Wadleigh returned from Bos-
ton last week threatened with pneumo-
MIA
Emmons Briggs is slowly recovering
from his very long and dangerous Ill
ness.
Rev. S. A. Parker viii preach in
Mechanics Band hall next Sunday at
= p. NJ.
Mrs. ID. W. Brewer is in town call
ed here by the sickness OF her father,
G. II. Tracy.
BE sure and read the local notices
as there are many important things in
them for you.
The cold wave struck us Sunday
and the thermometer registered from 4
to II below zero.
George Moulton has been making
quite extensive improvements on his
farm house this season.
Miss Nettie Webster began her win
Ter term Of teaching in district No. 8,
Braintree last Monday.
Nearly every one is suffering from
the influenza which is prevalent here
as well as all over Europe.
Clarence Moulton and family re-
turned to their winter home on Madi-
SON Ave, New York, Monday.
DR.. Geo. Spiller, the well known
optician will be. in town nearly all Of
the week commencing with Dec. 23rd.
Miss Mary Dubois and Miss Nam
ie Tewksbury are home from college
FOR a two weeks Christmas and New
ears vacation.
In the list of recent pensions granted
appear the names of John Sullivan,
George Clark and Augustus King Of
West Randolph.
Frank \. Holman Of Someryille,
Mass. has been in this vicinity the
,ast week introducing text books for
,. Appleton 4 Co, Boston.
Rev. w. +. Peters has gone to Cliff
on Springs, n. Y. for treatment at
he celebrated Sanitarium there. He
5 improving in health quite fast.
Mrs. Marcia Hall of Lowell, Mass.
vho has been boarding at Mrs. Geo.
'oole's died Saturday evening aged a.
'out Is years. Her disease was Ill
Grafton OF the bowels.
Mrs. J.B. Wells returned home Mon
ay after an absence Of five weeks. |
Ter mother, Mrs. r. Brown with |
rhom she has been, died the 18th, Of
ANGER in the stomach.
Ed Welcome Of Concord, n. H., |
rst class barber has been hired to as
list in VIII Cushman's shop till Mr.. |
'ushman has recovered from his i'll
ess. He is better now but his recov-
nv is slow.
Prin. Conant of the Randolph Nor
lal School is preparing a new geogra-
by and history Of Vermont to be used
5 text book in the schools of the
tate. The Tuttles of Rutland are
it.
Mrs. Frank Flint, who has been so
| this summer and fall is able to sit
p and repair clothing and do plain
ewing and would be glad of such
'ork as she is not able to stand on her
,et or do other work.
We see by the Free Press that X.
Y. Morse of the Red Lion Inn was in
arlington on Monday and purchased
ne of the celebrated Ives q Pond pr
nos of Major Hall, manager of Bal
Us Music Rooms of that city.
Be sure and look over all the Christ
las advertising in this issue. 1t is
a accepted fact that those who carry
lie largest and best stock of goods are
lose who advertise and let people
now it, and you can buy better of
lem than elsewhere.
The ladies of st. Johns church held
Ieir fair last week Friday in the par
rs of the Red Lion. They had not
tended to have very elaborate af-
ir, but were more than successful,
ie beautiful articles selling rapidly
I'd they cleared over all expenses 500.