Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-21
Randolph Continued.

(From preceding page.)
Hon. w. b. Wall is again out.
George Crocker is seriously ill.
Snow at last-a regular blizzard.
Alfred Torrey is on the sick list.
A. II. Bell is at the Boston market.
Arthur and Leon Sault have the mea-
sizes.
Mrs. d. B. Fassett has been i'll for some-
time.
Eddie McCrillis is confined to the house
by illness.
Mrs. George A. Laird of Royalton is IN
town today.
from Pittstield.
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Almon Morse does not gain SO
rapidly as her friends had hoped.
Robert Morton resumed his duties at
the University OF Vermont yesterday.
Mrs. George Wood of Hartland visited
her brother, w. j. Ryder, over Sunday.
Miss Euuice Denison assisted with her
violin in concert at Northtield Monday
evening
Chadwick Bros. expect to get their wa
ter wheel into shape to start again in
few days.
dancing school here Thursday evening OF
next week.
Carl Edminster was up from White Riv-
er junction several days last week, being
unable to work.
The screen mill has received large in
voice Of wire and will probably run stead
lily for some time.
Miss Lizzie Lamson of Brookfield,
student in the High school here, is vic
tim Of chicken pox.
Eli st. Lawrence has been at work for
George l.. Spear at his Braintree creamery
thawing water pipes.
Mrs. Saxton has returned to Boston and
her daughter, Mary Lucina, to Franklin,
Mass, where she teaches.
The Salisbury mill started up Tuesday,
after being closed several days on account
OF a shortage of dry stock.
Charles Colburn of Burlington, general
agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Scales OF Man.
chester, N. H., are guests of Mrs. Scales
aunt, Mrs. Charles E. Abbott.
Members of the Order of the Eastern
Star should remember the installation of
officers this Thursday evening.
Members OF the dancing school and
few invited friends are to have a dance in
Grange ball Friday evening OF this week.
Arrangements are being made for a
mock trial to be given in about two
weeks by the local lodge of Good Templars.
E. 7. Huntington is in Burlington this
week, being treated TOR injuries received at
j. H. Lamson's hardware store some five
months ago.
Our people will be glad to learn that U.
S. Grant post has been fortunate enough
to secure eX-Gov. Dilling ham as Memoir
al day orator.
n. NJ Draper is out after being confined
to the house for a week by an accident to
his head caused by stick of kindling fly
ing from his axe.
Orson Woodcock has gone into the egg
business on quite an extensive scale. This
is supposed to account for the recent break
in the egg market.
The steam laundry outfit has been ship.
ped back to its owners at Troy, N. Y. Z.
r. Salisbury, who came with it, will re-
turn III few days.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Z. Mar
tin went to Burlington where Mrs. Martin
will receive further treatment at the DIR.
Sparhawk sanitarium.
Templars this week is, Resolved, "That
observation and travel furnish more
knowledge than books"
Mrs. w. A. Scott was in town over Sun
day. She is staying in Springfield with
her parents while her husband is ON Wis.
it to Scotland, his native country. He
will return about March LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman c. Greene re-
turned yesterday from Lawrence, Mass, |
where MIR. Greene has been at work for
some time past. He reports rather dull
times in that place at present.
Miss Georgia White goes to Burlington
about Feb. LIST to assist L. z. Thayer on |
his papers. Harry Graves, the Ar0us re- |
porter who has made weekly visits to this |
place, will also be employed by Mr.. |
Thayer.
j. H. Lamson has brought suit against |
George Bradford, formerly of this place. /
now OF New buryport, Mass, for a claim of /
$50 and attached his interest in a place /
here. The hearing is set for Jan. 18th. M
nj. Wilson is Mr.. Lamson's attorney.
AT the annual meeting of the directors
OF the National Life Insurance Co. held |
in Montpelier Tuesday, Clarence E. Moul-
ton was elected to the office OF assistant
treasurer. He had been for some time
head clerk in the treasurer's office, and
many friends here will be pleased to learn
Of his recent promotion.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the Christian /
church will have an "Initial Party" at
he home Of DR.. and Mrs. Z. o. Blanchard /
Friday evening. "Pillow Dex" and other
games will be played and refreshments
served. All members of the society and
heir friends, not members of other So
'ieties, are cordially invited. Ii