Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-21
H. B. Bell is in New York.

1900 $50 $3.50 49, $500
II. B. Bell is in New York.
Prof. Trask has returned from Boston.
Fred Cox has recovered from his illness.
Frank Wood has returned from Cincin-
natl.
W. A. Mcintosh was in Montpelier,
Tuesday.
M. Howard went to Boston, Tuesday,
on business.
Harry, son of G. W. Hayward, is among
the sick ones.
Charles Burridge is soon to move to his
farm on Fish hill.
Mrs. H. E. Bliss OF Montpelier visited in
town over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Bolin has been visiting in
White River Junction.
P. Elias Grow of East Randolph has
been granted pension.
c. G. Meader was in Burlington, Friday
and Saturday on business.
Miss Mabel Hancock of st. Adams is
visiting at Rev. X. Udall's.
K. l.. Bass is in Northampton and
Taunton, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Henry Wires is very sick indeed
and has been for some time.
The Good Templars have an entertain
ment next Monday evening.
e. E. Evans and wife went to Water
bury, Tuesday, for few days visit.
Mrs. Nickerson of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting her son, ]. P. Nickerson.
w. W. Reynolds has opened the Bates
blacksmith shop on South Pleasant street.
Edwin Lewis OF Waitsfield has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. T. Huntington.
Mrs. Willis Barnes returned last week
from quite lengthy visit in Brattleboro.
Theron Brooks visited Clarence Webb
at East Granville from Friday until Mon
day.
The German coach stallion, Pluto, is
being kept this winter by G. s. Davis of
Bethel.
A Young Ladies' Reading club was
formed at Mrs. George l.. Spears, Tues
day night.
j. A. r. Corwin and Miss Flora Corwin
of Chelsea attended the lecture here Mon
day evening.
here last week by the death of Mrs. Her.
bert Salisbury.
Homer Rogers has moved to the Hor-
ace Howard farm in Bethel, which he has
rented for one year.
There were 1l2 arrivals at the Red Lion
Inn last week-a very good showing for
this season Of the year.
The meeting OF the Sons OF Veterans.
which was to have been held this Thurs
day. evening, ispostponed.
There will be an Eastern Star sociable at
he Masonic hall anterooms this Thurs
day. evening, beginning at7:3O.
There will be an Ash Wednesday SER
vice with sermon in st. Johns church at
1880 O'Clock the evening Of the 9th.
Joseph Gray of Chicago is a guest at
Victor l. Spears in Braintree, where his
wife has been staying for some time.
w. B. Wall, Miss Lucy Wall and Mr..
E. ID. Strong have all been suffering from
an attack Of the prevailing distemper.
Miss Alice Glee Kent Of Calais, formerly
a pupil Of the High school here, YVES mar
ried yesterdayto Orlando Martin Of Calais.
W. w. Morton has been having bout
with the grip, and Mrs. Will Cushman is
now suffering from an attack of the same.
Henry A. Leonard is taking business
trip to important towns in Vermont in
the interest OF his Ideal Headache Cap
sules.
Misses Nellie and Alice Hastings, who
have been spending part of the winter
in Fitchburg, Mass, studying music, are
now at home.
Brandon Union: Frank Wood OF West
Randolph, has been stopping with the
Bartlett Bros. They bagged two foxes one
days hunting last week.
Salad supper Saturday night from on
in G. A. r. hall. 1t is to be given by the
ladies OF st. Johns church, and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
j. l.. Hutchinson went to Boston Tues.
day night. His brother, e. v. Hutchin-
son, of that city was married last Thurs.
day to Miss Ella Rice of Boston.
A. I'll. Bell ana e. o. Hubbard attended
the Masonic funeral of A. j. Brown at
Waterbury, Monday. Mr.. Brown had
been station agent at Waterbury Al years.
The Senior class of the High school will
give an entertainment in the High school
room Friday evening. Each senior will
invite five friends. The class numbers
80 members and all will participate.
Our readers will appreciate the complete
report Of the business carnival which APP
pears elsewhere. II any wish to obtain
extra copies to send to friends, there are
plenty to be had at the HERALD Office.
j. r. Mara, sales agent, and q. H. Well |
man, salesman. of Burlington, represent
ing the National Cash Register Co., have
made their headquarters at the Red, Lion
the past month. They have this week
sold registers to Mann & Allen and W. E.
Lamson.
The mortality record of this town for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1894, is enough to
give us all the "black horrors" Think |
OF 70 deaths out OF population of 5000 /! |
And only 30 births ! Ten of the deaths
were from old age, which is mitigating |
feature. There were % marriages last |
year in town.
Miss Maud Tbayer of Newport, for
mer student Of the West Randolph High |
school, was married yesterday, the 9th. |
10 Mr.. Harry Cowles young business
man of Morrisville. The wedding took
place at the home OF the brides father in |
Newport, and Immediately after the cere-
mony, the bride and groom started for