Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-18
Randolph Continued.
IRON preceding page.

Augustus King is recovering from hi,
/ illness.
George Tatro OF Boston was in town
Monday.
Judge Riiord Of Warren was in town
Tuesday.
Carroll, son OF Fred Huntington, has
/ the measles.
\ The Brigham creamery paid 20 cents :foi
January butter.
/ Mrs. G.. +. Cushman had severe at
/ tack of Group Sunday.
James Mutually has finished work at
I the Sanford gristmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Bates of Waterbury
are at Heber Holman's.
Mrs. L. W. Howe OF Mortified has been
visiting here this week.
Miss Harriet Angel is at home from st.
Johnsbury for few days.
A. b. Hebard OF White River junction
was in town over Sunday.
S. M. Flint shipped 100 sheep, IS calves,
five hogs and five cattle Monday.
j. b. Eldredge has a second sable, pre-
sented to him by Warren friends.
II. II. Howard lost valuable horse at
his farm Friday for which be paid s125.
Prot. j. NJ. TraslS is suffering from a
sprained shoulder caused by being thrown
out Of a sleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender of
Mills, Mass, have been guests at W. b.
Wallis this week.
DR.. S. \. Gould will maintain his home
and conduct his business the same as be-
fore his wife's death.
Prof. n. J.. Whitehill entertained his
halt-Drother, Wesley Crown, from Woods
vile, n. H., over Sunday.
w. b. Wall went to New London. Conn,
Tuesday with party OF railroad officials
in President Smiths private car.
DIR. J. Nj. Ryder was called from Wood
stock Wednesday to attend Will Hoising-
tons family, who have been quite sick.
Sarah NJ. Atwood, mother of J. IN. At
wood, went yesterday to Gaysville to
spend the remainder of the winter with
Hiram Dean.
the screen mill is filling an order for a
double screen. Work upon it is so I'M
profitable to the help that a number OF
hands have left.
Bradford Mcintyre attended the annual
meeting of the Dartmouth Interscholastic
association at White River junction last
week as delegate.
Two car loads of screens were shipped
from this station yesterday to Philadel-
phia. Shipments have begun earlier this
year than heretofore.
Fred Terry, driving one of George ]
Princes teams, drew 1851 feet of logs
from Rochester Mountain to the Marcott
q Hayes mill Monday.
Several from Randolph will attend the
Inauguration, but will not go with the
Vermont excursion party, which is rather
too "blue blooded'' TO suit them.
N. c. McGregor has built a house at
Fruithurst, Ala. Rev. Seward Robson is
conducting services at Fruithurst and
also contemplates building soon.
The warning for the March meeting
contains no special articles and is confined
to routine business. The meeting prom
lses to be tame. Little is heard about Of
ficers.
The noon express Monday was over four
hours late, being delayed by an accident
TO freight train ahead OF il between
Mortified and Roxbury. A rear truck
broke and the wreck train had to be sum-
moned from st. Adams
A representative Of the New England
Telephone Co. was in ts4yu yesterday in
Vestigatlng the outlook for continuing
the line OF that company from here IL
Montpelier, there 10 connect with the
line from Burlington, making the Circuit
completed this side of the mountain.