Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-01-30

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sargent & Sons. ss
Pike offers nice Line Of girls and boys
.leds 70 close cut at cost.
A good secondhand cook stove and two
coal heaters cheap at j. A. Schoutag's.
Just received: Another barrel OF that
nice Florida Honey. W. P. HUBBARD.
Place your orders for buckets. tubing
sap pans. etc, early with Schontag. Price.
o suit all.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker of Bethel visited
friends here last week.
Mr.. Smith OF Washington visited al
Dr. Fish's the first of the week.
Mrs. A. H. Lamb has been i'll and unde,
the physicians care the past week.
c. P. TarneIl is in attendance at the su
preme court at Montpelier this week.
Misses Nellie and Laura Cotton returned
here from Buffalo, n. Y, last Thursday.
Miss Georgia Shepard remains about the
same. She is not yet able to be moved
home.
Mrs Edward Foster has been III and con-
lined to the house by sickness the past two
weeks.
Misses Foss and Godfrey, teachers in the
Graded school, visited their homes last
Saturday.
viii Wynn, fireman on the C. ". RI.
visited mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wynn. Saturday.
James RiddaIl has recovered from his re-
cent sickness sufficiently To be about and
ride 20 the village.
Bert Slack. son OF Dennison Slack, is
critically i'll at Mr.. viii Whitney's with
cerebro-meningitis.
Miss Sargent OF Chelsea, who has been
a bosrder at Mr.. j. w. Bright's for few
weeks. has returned.
Miss Lucinda Goff of Broad Brook is re-
covery is encouraging.
Lieut.. Harrison Dewey. Who was report
ed Ill last week, is better and was able to
be at the village Saturday.
Union religious services have been held
during the week, alternately &C the Meth
odist and Cong'l churches.
DR. Gilman Frost of Hanover, N. H.,wa
called in consultation with Or. Fish in
the case OF Bert Slack Saturday.
W. IL. Sargent went to Chelsea last sun
day 20 visit mis- grandmother, Mrs. Hart
we'll. who is at the point OF death.
Ms.Ira Mudgett was called to Royalton
last week TO care for her daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Bliss, who Is dangerously III.
Rev A. j. Smith of West Hartford viii
preach at the Cang1 church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev Henry u. Goddard.
News was received here last Saturday
that Mrs.John Hartwell of Chelsea grand
mother Of W. NJ. Sargent, was dangerous
~ i'll.
Mr.. George NYe has suffered very much
the past week from his injury Of broken
ribs and eczema, which has broken out
again.
The Relief corps and Sons OF Veterans
will mold a sociabie and oyster supper az
,Jonn Shepard's next Tuesday evening,
Fec. /.
Harry WhippIe shipped four car loads
of stock to market Monday. The prices
for hogs is firm at IL cent in advance of
last week.
Mrs. BENZ. Day of Broad Brook. who
has been sick for the pasc two weeks, is
not so we'll and it is thought that she cam
not recover.
1. B. Johnson. editor OF the Randolph
HERALD AND NEWS, was in town last
Thursday, looking after the interests of
the HERALD.
Mrs. Clara Avery Morrill, OF STAFFORD |
was the guest Of Mrs. e. j. Fish last Fri l
day, and Saturday she went To Barre, " mere
her husband is at work.
Mrs. Louise Hartwell Cook of Hartford,
Conn.,, arrived here Saturday, having been /
called by telegram to CheIsea, where her I
mother is dangerously i'll.
Hiram Rogers and family inform their
friends mere that they are well pleased
With their new home in Hardwick and I
that their business is good.
Dir. DON Blake Of st. AIhans. one of the 4
oldest and most efficient engineers Cd the 4
Z. v. z. E., visited his mother, Mrs q. w.
Blake. the irst OF the week.
Rev. Il. NJ. Goddard went to Ludlow 4
Tuesday, returning Thursday with his
Vile, who has been visiting her parents
There for the cast two weeks
Mr.. Sharpe is giving series of talks
Sunday evenings on the seven utterances
OF christ while on the cross. Sunday \
evening viii be the third. ALI are well +
come.
Inc Christian EnCeaEor society mas IN i
preparation for next Sunday evening, Fen.
Z, special exercise in honor of Endeayor
DAY. Meeting begins at ! O'Clock. Every
one Is welcome
hev. Mr.. Davenport OF Barre is TO give
tne fourth lecture IN the Epworth League
course Monday evening, Feb. 3. Subject,
Ergo The orchestra will play before
ana after the lecture
The members of the Universalist parish
elected the following officers at their an
nual nesting: c. c. S0uthgate, president;
" D. L. Burnett, vice president: j. A.
sehontag, cierk and treasurer; Mrs. +. c.
Shadwlck, collector; G. C. SOuthgate, DR..
burnett, Mrs. Belle Daggett, trustees.