Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-04
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Maud, little daughter of A. Ct. Putnam
is i'll.
Fred Huntington OF Burlington spent
Sunday in town.
Misses Maud and Mamie Whitney arr
/ i'll with tcnsilitis.
Miss May Proper Of Windsor is attend
| ing the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Flint are visiting :.
| Nj. Flint at Burlington.
There will be services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
! Joseph Burt of New York city is visit :
[ ing his father, J. w. Burt.
/ X. NJ. Mcintosh, Myra Morse and Bessie
Messer OF Northtield were in town yester.
/ day.
Lawyers u. s. Stanton OF Roxbury and
e. w. DAVIS of Mortified were in town
1 yesterday.
Geo. Ii. Hoyt is circulating petition in
favor of u. VI. Mansur for the Burlington
collectorsnip.
Miss Blood OF Windsor is guest OF Miss
Louise Densmore at w. b. Wallis during
the convention.
Miss Bernice X. Clark OF Mortified is
visiting her sister, Miss Majetta M. Clark
at Rev. @. W. Morrow's.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ira
Williams Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock. A tea will be given.
Eli st. Lawrence has moved from L.
Richmond's house on Central steet to
tenement in the Brooks block.
L. f. Carlisle is confined to the house
with neuralgia. He has Just received news
of the death of his sister at Tyson Furnace.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Seymour and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting at Ira ID. vii
liams', have returned to New Britain,
Conn.
Miss Grace Applebee OF Littleton, n. H.,
ana Mrs. W. Z. Townsend and daught
Blanch, OF Chelsea are guests at o. b.
Copeland's.
The Oldest daughter OF Syrel Verge is
dangerously i'll with pneumonia. The in.
liant OF Eugene Greene is also very i'll with
the same malady.
Over 30 couples attended the dance at
Grange hall Tuesday evening. This school
has grown in favor from the sta-t until II
should no longer be clsssed as Juvenile"
Geo. l.. Spear went to Boston yesterday
to try the climate. II it agrees with him
he will remain there until time to go to
his lumber camp in Maine. He is afflicted
with bronchitis.
Fred Beedle, violinist, is unable to be
Win tne Orchtstra here. HIS place Is tax
en- by Charles c. Beedle, the founder of the
orchestra, who does not generally travel
With il nowadays.
The Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and invited
friends have accepted an invitation to Wis
il the Snowsville members at p. ]. Blanch-
ARDS next Tuesday evening. A pleasant
time is anticipated.
Salisbury's factory has been closed yes
terday and today on account of the con-
vention. School is dismissed after the af- |
ternoon recess and pupils taking part are |
excused without marks.
Tuesday was Candlemas day-wipteris /
halfway house. As the old bear could /
see bis shadow, without putting on his |
speetacles, we may expect an early spring. l
This was welcome indication to those /
whose coal bins are more than half /
Z. b. Hsmmitt, New England repre- /
sentative OF the Fruithurst Ala J colony.
has transferred his headquarters from 1
Montpelier to Springfield, Mass. Mr..
hammitt has met with much success in
Vermont, but considers Springfield a bet
Ter location for the field he is to cover.
The change will make no difference with /
his Vermont business as he will spend I
- much time IN this section each month a.
heretofore.