Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-14
w. G. Baker OF Rutland was in town

VIC. Baker Of Rutland was in towr
Tuesday.
Mrs. FL. A. Hatch is quite sick Will
pneumonia.
c. R. Noble has been spending shor
vacation at Echo Farm.
Dea. Edwin Fisher has been confined
to his bed the past week.
B. A. Rogers visited his sister in Wood
stock the first Of the week.
Mr.. Chamberlin is sick with typhoid
fever at his sisters, Mrs. Fred Ray.
George Blodgett Of Amherst has beer
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. 9. Stearns.
For the past five weeks s. B. Day ha,
been terribly afflicted with liberated teeth
I j. p. Marsh has been confined to his
house with liver trouble the past month
e. c. Sisco spent Sunday and the early
part of this week at his old home at
Quechee.
Squire Bowen was married Tuesday OF
this week to Mrs. Mary e. Pratt OF West
Randolph.
Everett G. Place, OF the firm Of G. g. E,
over Sunday.
Rev. V. W. Blackman lectures Thursday
OF this week at BrookAeld under the aus
pices Of the grange.
The subject OF Rev. j. B. Trevett's SER
mon at Christ church next Sunday morn
ing will be "The Sower."
Cullen Rudd OF Cleveland, Ohio, has
the past week been the guest OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alton Billiard.
The circular conference OF the Cong'l
churches met with the Bethel church
Tuesday morning Of this week.
Henry j. Noble and Miss Bertha A.
Deering, both of this place, we're married
last Thursday by Rev. S. A. Parker.
N. L. Sheldon OF Boston, one of the ex-
ecutors OF the will OF the late Albert
Whitcomb, was in town over Sunday.
James Mannix has sold his Leonard
Williams place in Bethel Gilead to George
Byam, who is now living on the same.
G. H. Kidder CARED large number of
sheep and lambs last Monday. The price
for lambs is more hopeful, being &c. now.
CARD.--We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors who SO kindly assisted us
in our late trouble.
MR.. GILLETTE AND FAMILY.
Mrs. D s. Read and son Charles were
called to Newport last Saturday by the
1eath OF Mrs. John Coty, a sister Of Mrs.
Read.
Rev. v. w. Blackman will preach next
Sunday morning upon the topic, "Needs
)f the Church." In the evening, he will
give lecture, the first in course, upon
odd Testament Characters"
The team OF gray horses belonging to c.
!. Sanders drew from the river near Hiram
OVENS to the ice house OF d. l.. Child, |
200 pounds OF ice. II anyone has team
hat can beat that, Mr.. Sanders would |
ike to look 1t over.
John Byam, an employee in the tannery,
ell into one OF the watts last Thursday, and |
an now boast that his hide is as we'll |
AIMED as M. G.. Ssfford'e. One OF the
lew equipments proposed for the tannery |
$ life preserver apiece, at least for those
Who don't know how to swim.
The selectmen have settled with F. H.
doore for damage incurred by Mr.. Moore
asst summer when he was thrown out OF
lis wagon at the culvert near Frank H.
Mr.. Moore has used
ain what the result OF his injury will be.
he amount paid is understood to be $3.50.
Mrs. John D. Wheeler died from pneu-
nonia Monday morning. Mrs. Wheeler
lad completely worn herself by attending
t the bedside Of her mother, Mrs,
}. b. Upper, who died OF the same dis.
ase Wednesday OF last week. The fami-
les OF Mr.. Wheeler and Mrs. Upper have
be sincere sympathy of the entire COM
lunity in this double blow.