Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-15
West Randolph Locals.
L. P. THAYER, Proprietor,
West Randolph, VT.

| rrank w lyman WAS III toNh Ofei gun
day.
julie Rattee returned to st. Adams, Mon
day.
G. Ainsworth was in West Hartford Last
week.
Walter Baker of Bethel spent Sunday in
town.
j. F. Wheeler of st. Adams was in town
Friday.
Town meeting two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Hull is very sick. It is feared
she has scarlet fever.
Mrs. J. L. Battles was on the sick list
the first of the week.
Mrs. S. II. Allen of East Roxbury was in
town recently on visit.
Ira A. Rice is on the sick list this week
with the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. F. B. Salisbury, who has bsen on
the sick list, is much better
l.. ID. Wheeler OF White River Junction
was in town last Wednesday.
L. p. Thayer was in Quebec and Mon
treal last week on a business trip.
F. E. Lamb of Boston has been visiting
frienus in town for the past week.
Ernest Sault has finished his years APP
premiership with Bean q Hurlburt.
A.J.CurtIs and wife are able to be around
again, after long siege with the grip.
Arden Flint, who is travelling for a Rut-
land marble firm, was in town Sunday.
We give a big installment of the story,
"Out OF the Jaws of Death" on pages 9
and 7.
Miss Ella Parsons is visiting friends in
Addison county and will be away some
two weeks.
Dau n w Morro,., 10 onnounaad 20
lecture in Bellows Falls, Thursday night
of this week.
Mrs. Chas. Gormley, nee Lizzie Lamson,
OF Bridpor,, sohn'' Is visiting ner iather'
l. t. Lamsgn,
Go and see ths Famous Gaiety Burlesque
cuihpany at Dubois q Gays hall Thursday
evening, Feb. 10.
Miss Georgia White, the local editor OF
t.iis paper, is slowly recovering from an
attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Emma Peters, assistant in the
Graded school, was sick with the influenza
the first of the week.
J. h. Smith of Boston made his son, Fred
Smith, a visit recently, at his pleasant
home south OF the village.
c. S. Stanley has goue to Claremont, n.
H., to live and it is rumored that there Is
mourningiin certain circles.
Arthur GPutnam OF Barnard has moved
his family into the tenement in Frank
ManD's house on Central street.
Mrs. E. o. Hubbard has been under the
doctors care for several days, threatened
with pneumonia, but is better now.
The Silver Cross Circle of Kings Daugh-
| tiers will meet with Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard,
Tuesday, Feb. 20tn, at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. l.. A. Pearsons, who has been quite
| ill for some time, lis able to be around. Her
daughter, Mrs. +. n. Bean is now sick.
DIR. @. +. Stewart, chairman of the Pen.
sion Examining board, was confined to
his home several days last week by hard
cold.
E. E. Bagley OF Keene, n. H., was in
town last week. He has sold his place on
School street to Rebecca Webster OF 81.
Adams.
F. Z. Smith has moved into the tene-
ment in the Lille house on School street
and gone to housekeeping. See marriages
last week.
j. l.. Moses and wife visited friends in
Gaysville last week, and Mrs. Moses re-
mains with her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Gay, for a short time.
The best Gaiety Burlesque Co.show that
has visited our city this season. Man
chester Union, Feb. Sat Dubois & Gays
hall Thursday, Feb. 10.
The boys were home from Camp Ran
dolph, Waterbury, over Sunday. They
have snow enough now to successfully
prosecute their wood job.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood and Mr.and
Mrs. II. B. Salisbury attended dinner
party last Thursday at Hartford, given by
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Morris.
IL you want two and half hours of good
solid enjoyment, go and see the Gaiety
Buresque company at Dubois q Gays
hall Thursday evening, Feb. 10.
There were nearly 80 transients register
ed at the Red Lion Inn the fret of the
week. under the new management. The
boys say that an excellent table is spread.
j. M.Atwood has been complimented by
the Phoenix Life Insurance company as
being one OF its best agents, 1T CHASING him
as one of the "Big Four" He is in Corinth
this week.
Col. F. E. Smith of Montpelier has been
appointed adjuster of the Vermont Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company in place of
s. Hayes, who has just completed his
work in town.
The whist party in Dubois & Gays
block Friday evening was very pleasant
one. Mrs. Bass and J. f. Lamson secured
the greatest number of points, 81, while
Mrs. A. E.Dean and Irving Chase reversed
J0c SCOTT.
The Gaiety Burlesque company, that ap-
pears at Dubois & Gays ball Thursday,
Feb. 10, carries 10 people and has been
playing only in the larger cities, and is
said to have some of the best people in
the profession.
During Lent there will be a service, with
lecture, in st. Johns church every Friday
evening at O'Clock, to which all are cordi-
ally invited: Subject of lectures, "What
Christian Should Believe and Do"
The tank in the tower at the Abbott
mill holds 7,119 gallons of water, which
weighs 80 tons. The weight was so great
that additional timbers were put under it
last week to strengthen the supports. 1t
is used in addition to the village water
system as protection against fire.
On Saturday, Feb. g. occurred the death
of Luther Granger, who had just passed
his Goth birthday anniversary.
His funeral was held at his late residence
the following Monday and was largely at
tended.
On the casket, which was placed in the
bay window where he dearly loved to sit,
rested large and beautiful wreath, which