Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-30

c,os Burbank and wife are in town
from R.
nth iron roofing.
Mrs. Rowell is repairing her house.
10 snaulding has commenced to build a
n' house near f. Ross.
Torentine Cilley has returned from his
,,n 10 Boston.
r. F. W. Doton of Woodstock has
~ visiting in town.
Wrs Rowell is repairing her house.
n q. W. Sherwin was in town Sunday
!. consultation with DR.. Fish.
" II Hazen has employed stone cut
~ rom St. Adams to get out stone for
his new house
rrhreala lawn mowers have been purchas-
a nth the intention OF keeping the COM
non clipped
Nice oats and barley for sale at Ed. Fos-
ters'.
Eggs taken IN exchange lor sooos az
Ed. Fosters.
IA Durkee is on the sick list this week.
~ Relknap and Charlie Black are in
poston this week for their new spring
goods. 49,.
tnrop Parker OF Bellows rams was receiF-
"a here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Dutton, nee Marcia
DreW have a son two weeks old.
DR.. Dana is slowly recovering from the
grip but is yet very much Frustrated.
n. Fish has sufficiently recovered to be
sble to attend his patients.
Miss Nellie Foster has an injured wrist
mich disables her so that she cannot at
,end TO her work in the shoe factory.
Miss Carrie Spaulding, cook at Wood
ords hotel, has been sick for the past
week.
VIM. Marston is visiting his sister, Mrs.
James Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Cotton are in Chelsea on
visit News was received by their friends
5ere Tuesday that Mrs. Cotton is very sick.
Nrs.A Skinner is recovering from her re-
esnt illness. Her sister, Miss Alma French,
( better Their sisters, Mrs. Furman OF
n Y. and Mrs. Slack of Manchester, are
with them.
WI. Hazen is making preparations to
build a house. He has fine location and
to build a model one.
Last week the product of the shoe facto-
~ exceeded that of any week since COM
nencing operations.
Miss Jennings, book-keeper for the
hoe company, has been confined TO the
house the past week by sickness.
Leon Rand is quite sick with the mea-
sles Nearly all the others who have had
them have recovered. There have been no
fatal cases as yet.
The Shepard Family are having good
success on their concert tour in Mass.
Mrs. c. P. Tarbell has been quite sick
the past week with the grip epidemic.
Mrs. DR.. Fish has by subscription Sc
cured funds for lawn mowers to NOV the
park and the citizens have agreed to keep
the grass cut. A new walk has been iald
running from the depot to the church, both
Of which will materially add to the beau
ty.
Frank Lyman has his steam mill in read
mess to dress finish seasoned or green
lumber and will have his dry house ready
in few days to kiln dry and dress.
Charlie Southworth is preparing 10 take
summer boarders. A pleasanter or more
delightful location could not be found on
White River.
Mr. NJ. H. Hazen, express agent, has in
sugurated a system of receiving ana
delivering express which Will be APP
precated by his patrons. He delivers az
express upon the receipt of it and viii call
for all express packages when notified OF
any for shipment at private residences and
at any place of business that will signal oy
hanging out a notice, il express is In read
mess at 1911 a. m. and lilo pm.
Or. Fish has been making an extension
10 his Park House which seems quite
unique in architecture. Some time ago ne
built an office in addition to his sitting
room on the outside, and he has just com
9eted three rooms above it which with
the others forms nice looking tower to
the building proper, which adds to the ap-
pearance of the house and gives him -FOUR
nice rooms 10 #. square.
There was quite demonstration by the
employees of the Shoe Factory and others
in the evening after learning that Mr.. Alb
bott, manager of the factory, had been en-
gagged for another year, by parade head
ed by the band and a serenade to Mr.. Ap-
bott
Mrs. Ada Stoughton Willard returned
10 her duties as superintendent OF Tram
ing School for Male Nurses, connected
with Bellevue Hospital at New York, Ia
week. This school was instituted years
ago by Ogden Mills of New York, Chaun-
eey DepeW and others and the first class
Of the school was graduated Mar. 1lth last
Hon. Ogden Mills, Hon. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew and ex Mayor Abram 5. Hewitt were
the principal speakers. DR.. A. l.. Loomis'
DR.. ]. d. Bryant and j. CT. McCunougihs
managers, Rev DR.. Brown and Mrs. aga
Willard were among those present; IN
Mr. Depew's address he says, IN speaking
Of the school as public beneiaetlon, no
gentleman connected with the medlcal
profession could have done better than Dr.
Loomis and the faculty of Bellevue Hos
pital and it is impossible to pass over what
the self-denying, self-sacriicing and most
excellent service which Mrs. Willard mas
rendered to this school and the mission
which il is tn accnmnlish in the world.