Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-05
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Rev. Mr.. Palmer of Sharon was in town
| Wednesday.
Hon. James Cleveland, Sr., is the victim
of severe cold.
Mrs. Byron Goodwin is numbered
among the sick ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kenworthy of South
Tunbridge visited at A. j. Fosters last
week.
Mrs. Franklin Salisbury is steadily re-
covering from the effects OF her recent
shock.
| Charles Ingalls, and family have moved
to Barre, where Mr.. Ingalls, has EN- ploy
ment in a meat shop.
A. A. Atwood sported a Mckinley but
ton the morning after election, in the
shape of golden dandelion.
Salisbury's mill starts again to day af-
ter having been shut down for a day or
two on account of lack of fuel.
The exterior OF the depot is being made
to present an improved appearance by the
retouching OF its wooden trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Thompson OF Waits
field and Miss Ida Thompson OF Barre
were guests at j. Miller Thompson's over
Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, wife OF the repre-
sentative from Barton, came down from
Montpelier yesterday to see Mrs. George
l.. Spear.
l.. P. Thayer brought down a number
OF fine. looking ducks from Highgate
Springs yesterday as the result of few
days hunting.
Editor l.. B. johnson gives his force OF
printers a days pleasure trip to Mont
pelier tomorrow, with chance to visit
the legislature.
N. G. McGregor has disposed of the un-
dertaking part of his business to w. E.
Lamson, and expects to sell out the re-
mainder shortly.
Mrs. Charles Abbott has been very sick
with congestion of the liver out is at pres
ent somew hat better, though still con-
fined to the bed.
grocery store OF J. II. Lamson during the
absence OF the regular clerk, Mr.. Fred
Dunn, in Boston.
Mrs. Frank Wadleigh suffered hemor.
rhage of the lungs Sunday night at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Betsy Riford,
but is now thought to be convalescing
rapidly.
Marcott & Hayes are building a new
gristmill with the idea of putting into
the old mill, machinery for making inside /
house tinishings and doing some other /
custom work.
The ladies of the Methodist church
served a boiled dinner in the Edison hall |
Tuesday to fully hundred people, and /
hash supper to smaller NUMBER The re-
ceipts from both amounted to go.
Arthur Comestock, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington to
have his eye operated upon for sn ulcer
above the ball, came home yesterday, the
cause OF his trouble having been success
fully removed.
Sunday afternoon, at the residence of
Mr.. j. ii. MouIton, the burial service was
read over the infant son born Saturday.
October 31st, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Lane.
The prayers were said by Rev. Homer
w bite at both the house and the grave,
he interment being made in the Moul.
on cemetery.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. FraDzen, the evan
yelists, left Saturday morning for their
'espective homes in Hartford, Conn. The
MEETINGS conducted by them were well
Intended, and the resulting number of ,
conversions is estimated at about forty.
me gentlemen made many friends who
viii hope for their return for further
york.
Election returns were received by tele-
,hone and telegraph Tuesday evening. G
he New England Telephone company fur {
llshed quick and excellent service. The I
reports were somewhat less +
satisfactory. Both agreed as to the gem
raj character of the result. Expansive q
miles were the order of the evening, as J
pc great majority OF those who heard v
be news were republicans. o