Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-01
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G. HI. Bigelow has been obliged to give
up singing in the choir at the Second
church on account of a throat trouble.
Otto Sargent has taken his invalid wife
from G. E. Blake's to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.
Henry Kibbie is spending few days
with relatives in Massachusetts.
Miss Sheldon of Burlington was guest
in J. B. Perham's family not long ago.
The friends OF Eben Porter are afraid
that he may not recover from his illness.
Mrs. A. S. Allis is with her daughter,
Mrs. A. l.. Hardy, in St. Johnsbury.
Were we nearer the North Pole than
usual last Sunday morning?
Last Monday, Mr.. c. Peck went with
his daughter Jennie to Boston. She in
tends to take instrumental lessons in the
conservatory of music.
Minnie Clark is visiting in Burlington.
p. B. Gaylord from Waitsfield visited
his childhood home the first of the week.
c. +. Blake and wife are staying with
friends in Tunbricge for a week.
On account of the severity of the wealth
err last Friday evening, Mr.. Hibbard's
lecture was postponed until next MONDAY
evening, March 9th.
The creamery resumes business again
the first OF March.
Pearl Clark and wife who haze worked
for Mrs. s. Arnold the past year, were
lately blessed with an extra farm hand.
Fourteen or fifteen years hence he may be
OF some help.
Mr.. II. A. Allen and Miss Laura Gay
lord very quietly repaired to the parson-
age last Wednesday afternoon, swhere the
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. H. Morse, and they Immediately
UfQN 70 hafN af ls4A
Center.
Mrs. J. B. Kingsbury's brother, DIR.
Bean IRON the West, recently made her a
visit.
A little daughter has come to cheer
Mrs. Carrie Kingsbury in her sad widow
hood
Washington's birthday was observed by /
the Henry F. Freeman Post, @. A. r., |
Tuesday evening. The drama, entitled |
"Comrades,n was finely rendered TO full |
house. The w. r. G. furnished refresh
ments, consisting of baked beans, brown
bread, doughnuts, maple sugar and coffee.
The net receipts were $40.
sit is an i'll wind that blows no good to
anyone" and the wind Saturday forenoon
blew nine-pound daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Poland.
Two of George Nichols children have
chicken-po
The thermometer registered in a shelter
ed nook, 299 below zero at half past sew
IN. On Friday night, it was very cold.
Misses Leila and Edith Peck and Winnie
have been making a short Wis
/ at home but returned to their respect
We schools on Monday.
Miss Frances Graves is not quite so
WE'LL
On Tuesday evening, Feb goth, occurred
Inc reception at I. W. Hayes, which, on
recount OF the storm, was deferred from !
he Thursday before. About sixty OF
he friends and neighbors assembled al
heir home, and the chamber set, spoken !
II last week, and commode set were pre- !
ented by Henry Holt as a token OF the
respect, love and friendship which i
II felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes. Deacon {
William 5. Graves responded in a very I
Iappy manner. Cake and coffee were /
vas enjoyed. That Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
we're delighted 'goes without saying"
Miss Hattie Mason is about to go to
sland Pond to visit her uncle, the Rev. \
leoIge o. Howe. \
Deacon William S. Graves has let his e
arm to Eula Sprague.
Miss Edith +. Perham Is at home, hay v
lg finished another successful term OF s.
ebool at Bethel Gilesd. Mrs. Lucy Per.
am Benedict, with her husband, has Il
cen making her parents short visit. "
Leon Batchelder has so far recovered as
} be able TO go TO walk a short dis a
lnce. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Batchelder of q
lontpelier recently made his parents a
ylng visit. I,
Another OF our Brookfield girls is mar.
ed-Miss Eunie Buxton, lately of Mont "a
eller, having merged her name with that .,
I DIR. Q. A. Flanders of Pittsford Miss
uXton was well beloved by her associates
ere and Will have the best wishes OF them II
4.
Messrs. G. NJ. Upham and George Mich
IS have at last succeeded in getting
owed onto their respective farms. u
Egbert Allis is able TO be out again. =