Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08
West Randolph.
rank Flint was in town Monday.

oShOO1 OAOSCS ElAhel III a NGGk , NHCd-
ton.
Sam Wheeler of Barre was in town over
Sunday.
Rev. E. CHIMNEY and wife have gone to
Rutland.
Peter sault has been granted an increase
in his pension.
Andrew Burnham of Williamstown was
of town Friday
Nm. Mcintosh of Mortified was in
town Thursday.
Snow went off very fast indeed the first
| four days in March.
March came in like lamb Of the most
thoroughbred breed.
Mrs. r. I. Dubois continues to improve
and is now able to ride out.
Mrs. DIR. Stimson OF Tiverton, r. l., has
been visiting friends in town.
Geo. Boards auction Tuesday was large
ly attended, and goods sold well.
Mrs. c. O. Written was quite sick this
week and under the doctors care.
Ed Montgomery of Fitchburg, Mass,
has been at M. j. Montgomery's.
Mrs. Brown of Lebanon, n. H., is visit.
ing her parents, John Hatch and wife.
The w. G. 4. U. will meet with Miss II.
II. Finn, Friday, March 8, at 8 o'c.oek.
There will be a regular meeting of the
w. X. Q. next Tuesday evening, March 10.
Mrs. II. Q. Durrell and Mrs. w. II .Jones
of North Tunbridge were here Thursday.
Rev. G.. w. Morrow spoke at the evan
gelistic meetings at White River junction
last week.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh, the popular clerk
in e. A. Thomas store, is having a vaca-
ton this week.
Jason Nye is soon to move into the tene.
ment in the Bradish block formerly occu-
pied by Dr. Scott.
We have two books OF plans Of low
priced houses, for sale at 25 cents each at
the HERALD Office.
Martin Lazelle and wife OF Brookheld
were in town on Sunday, the guests Of j.
M. Atwood and wife.
Ned Tewksbury and his horse took
lively spin one day last week, that ended
in demolished sleigh.
Friday and Saturday, Galen Fish was in
Montpelier, where he gave one OF his ex
cellent entertainments.
Mrs. George II. Kimball of Bethel spent
Saturday and Sunday in town, the guest
OF G. II. Montgomery.
Robert Parker has taken a job to make
quite extensive repairs on the SN lift house
on South Pleasant street.
George Wahridge will move into his
newly purchased house on Central street
about the middle of March.
f. p. Morse, who was reported danger
ously ill last week, is improving rapidly,
under the treatment Of DR.. G, W. Scott,
Mrs. Drury of Essex Junction and Clar.
ence Green and wife of Nova Scotia were
in town, the guests Of d. +. Cooling.
c. E.Abbott started Tuesday for VAL
dosta, Georgia, where he will spend a few
tVgniyG with his namnhfar Mrg
Griffin.
J. r. Pember, Esq, of Woodstock, the 1
popular clerk Of Windsor county court, I
spent Sunday with his wife and mother at /
the Centre.
We are sorry to lose such estimable |
people as I. W. Allen and wife, who are /
soon to move to Canaan, n H., where they 4
have two sons in business.
The so1iable of the o. +. S. announced ,
for Thursday of this week is postponed /
until further notice, on account Of the
death Of one Of its members.
Albert Gay and family are detained at
Gaysville by the grip. After getting all
ready to return they were, one after anoth-
er, taken with the distemper.
Henry Kemp of this place is, probably,
the only survivor ofthe Whaler' America i
that sailed from New Bedford Mass, Oct.
IA, l6j6,on a.voyage in the Acltic Ocean af-
ter y hales.
A. A. Smith and wife are having de-
ightful time with their children and
inends in Florida. The weather is very
warm most Of the from 20 to so
above zero.
Miss Elsie Powers, our young and tai
snted slocutionist of whom the papers are
irelking so highly, is at home for a short
vacation. She returns to Boston soon TO
her studies.
Guy Wilson and wife, with a large num- ,
Der Of BetnJl people, We're in town Sunday .
morning to hear Bishop Hall. They were !
more than pleased with him and with his I
Eloquent and practical sermon. FL
Miss Jessie Church had her eyes t
traig htened by DR.. Beardssey and stood j
ne operation like little heroine. Ii was
complete success and as soon as fully
lealed, no one will know that her eyes !
we're not always straight.
The leading article in the New England !
iagazine for March is by DR.. n. H. Nc :
ntyre of this place, the subject being 4
Vermont at the Worlds Fair" Il is a i
cry interesting as well as a well-wriiten 4
rticle which all Nermonters will read 4
nth profit. 4
j. II. Talbot, w. f. Russell and J.. II. {
Ircutt of Northfield, j. O'Brien Of Hins- S
ale, n. H, NJ. b. Spooner of New York $
nd j. p. Bagley of w bite River Junction v
ere in town Thursday. From here they I
ent to the Centre to look over the Nor Y
lal school building. a
Xenophon 1. Loomis, formerly OF Rox- I
ury, died at his home near Ayrshire, Ia, u
lst week after a short illness with the D
rip. He had been in poor health nearly o
Il winter and fell an easy victim to
his disease. He was a brother of Mrs. p
&. A. Smith and went West in early life
here he has since made his home. al
1t is with sincere regret that we an :.
ounce the death of Mrs. WA. Mcintosh, !. =
no died Friday morning after "a very y,
lort illness, of pneumonia. Her husband -
I'D only just recovered from a very severe "
tack of grip, when she was taken sick. a,
be bereaved family and relatives have the -
'mpathy of all in this SAD hour. n
DIR. Beardsley closed his lectures here d,
lesday evening and went to Bethel s0
ednesday. He has proved to be a very Y
)pular lecturer, and large crowds have II
tended the course. Sunday evening, he III
oke on Temperance, in the Baptist 81
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