Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-04
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I Mrs. J. @. Flint is much worse.
4 Homer Andrews is wrestling with the
measles.
/ Dea. Simonds and wife are quite sick
with the grip.
Mrs. Chester Turner is visiting friends
in Waterbury.
Ada Nichols spent several days last week
with friends in Bethel.
Winifred Ellis was quite sick last week
but is much better now.
| Edd Burnham has hired Monroe Rich's
farm aud moved thereto.
Gertie Pearsons of Randolph visited A..
E. Fits and wife last week. -
Mrs. Frank Kennedy sl6 MS. Fletcher
were in Northfield Tuesday.
B.Durkee has moved into part OF Mrs
Rebecca Richardson's baa-es
Moses Bell has again purchased the meat
market and is now sole Bsopfietor.
Endeayor day was dttingly observed At
the CoGg'l church Sunday evening.
Miss Mae Minott was called home last
week by the serious illness OF her mother.
q. N.Tilden is having his stohe connect
ed with the Warren main telephone line.
Martin Richardson and wife OF Brain
tree are in town, visiting George and Fred
Roys
Herbert Howe has returned from his
visit in Massachusetts and is at work for
Flint a VanDeusen.
Thirteen births and thirteen deaths were
registered at the town clerks office for the
year ending Dec. 81, 49,
Mrs. Grant is very sick with pneumo.
mia. Her daughter, Mrs. Patrick Carney,
of Bellows Falls is caring for her.
Edd Burnham and wife were called to
Brooktield last week by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Burnham's sister, Mrs. Elmer FL.
lis.
Mrs. Edison Smith aud daughter, Miss
Hattie Smith, of Northtield have been
spending some time with Mrs. Geo. Til
den.
The school at the Flats closed Tuesday
and the teacher, Miss Josie Lewis, re-
turned to her home in Granville, Wednes
day.
E.W Wetmore had valuable colt killed
Friday rs he was hitcblng II into sleigh
for the first time. The colt reared and
broke the thill, the end running into the
colts side.
w. +. Cram attended the Vermont Bee
keepers convention which was recently
held at Nergennes and reports a good
meeting. Mr.. Cram WAS elected secretary
VI lut dnNDIihlApus
Roys a Chase have their machinery !
nearly all placed for the manufacture OF
bone, she'll and amber hairpins. A new
engine is to be pat in place. James Liv-
ingstone OF Leominster, Mass, will be as
sociated 10 the business.
The public session OF the Summit Whist !
club at the town hail Frioay evening was |
well attended and was Il success, but for 4
the Don-appearanee OF the music. Two /
Bepoir boys kindly offered to play, how 4
ever, and some dancing was INDUCED in I
Little Reba Ford who was reported very /
sick at the home OF her grandparents, CAL I
vim Ellis and wife, last week, is much bet l
ter and has been moved home Leon Ford, /
ner brother, who was very sick with the 1
same disease, pneumonia, is also conva-
lescinR.
James Albin was arrested for drunken
ness last Tuesday and was tried at z. 5.
stanton's office Wednesday morning and /
fined go and costs or 90 days ia the hou q
lf correction. lie was taken to Rutland
in the afternoon OF the same day by Dept.
Sheriff NJ. +. Chase on his failure to pay.
Those who attended the whist club from
out OF town Friday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Spalding of st. Albans, Mrs.
DR.. Fiske Of Montpelier, Miss Della Wiley
Df Northtield, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Par
sons OF NorthfieId, Mrs. Moses Spalding
of Randolph and MIR. and Mrs.L. M Heath
and daughter, Ethel, of Bethel.