Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-21
Mrs. Lucinda Cabot has been i'll.

Mrs. Lucinda Cabot has been i'll.
Ralph little son OF +. G. Reed, is III.
Hattie Hayward is sick with the jaun-
dice.
DR.. Fish OF South Royslton was in town
recently.
j. A. r. Corwin went to Boston last
Thursday.
Lillian Cosgrove has tiDishev her work
at the hotel.
F. l.. Cushman OF Tunbridge was in
town Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Allen and wife were at Mont
pelier Tuesday.
Guy McKeen OF Manchester, n. H., is at
J. NJ. Atwood's.
Miss Martha Hall is i'll with a severe
cold and neuralgia.
Mrs Ed. Ssnborn and her son, Harry,
are sick with the grip.
Darling and Darling are attending the
supreme court at Montpelier.
Among those recently i'll with the grip
were Mrs. j. B. Bacon and child.
Mrs j. ID. Lane OF Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. W. A. Hood.
Elsie, daughter OF Will Hill, sprained
her ankle last week while coasting.
The installation OF the officers Of the
w. NJ. Flanders visited his fathers
home in South Tunbridge Thursday OF
last week.
Mrs. Herman Campbell, Clarence
Stearns and Norman Hunt are sick with
the measles.
A number from this place attended the
poverty party at North Tunbridge last
Friday evening.
Everett Ballou went to South New
bury Wednesday TO procure machinery
for his sawmill.
The Ladies' Aid of II. E. K. Hall camp.
No. rs, Sons of Veterans, installed its ofh-
GERS last evening.
II is Mrs. Bernice Stevens little daugh-
ter Who has been Ill, not S.earls, as the
printer made US say last week.
Rev. G. b. Drake, pastor of the Congl
church at Vershire, visited MIR. and Mrs.
l.. O. Adrich Thursday OF last week.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, a party of
young people visited Eva Thompson in
honor of her nineteenth birthday.
very pleasant time is reported.
A chimney burned out at Henry Ly-
ford's Tuesday night OF last week, and
nothing but prompt action on the part
OF the family averted a contiagration.
The ladies who are intrusted with pro-
curing settees for the commons,will hold
social at the home of Mrs. Il. o. Tracy
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9th, from Z
until 10 p. m.
Houston Fits met with a painful acci-
dent Monday evening. While carrying
two pals of boiling water to the barn he
slipped and bis right arm was badly
scalded to the elbow.
The surviving twin child of Mr.. A. F.
Norey, a daughter nine weeks old, died
Monday OF this week. Funeral services,
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Sherman, were
held at the house today at 10 am.
The iewelry and clothing store of Doe
Rrothers at Bradford was broken into
Monday morning and goods to the value
of 5000 were taken. One OF the burglars
left an old hat which was recognized as
belonging to Henry I. Burke, who had
been making inquiries about the store.
Burke and his companion, CARROLL 7,
Glass of Maine were caught at Lyme, n.
RI. and after their hearing were COM
mitted to Jail here, under bonds OF sl,OOO
each.
Elbridge w. Farnham of South wash
inaton died Monday, Jan. 18th, after an
illness of six months, aged 59 years,
months and days. He leaves widow
and two daughters, who have the deep
sympathy of friends in this loss OF klno
husband and father. Mr.. Farnham was
born in Maine but came TO Vermont from
Massachusetts, about fifteen years ago
Funeral services, conducted oy kev. Mr.
sherman, were held at. his late home
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
Luna Caroline Hemenwsy, wife OF
George Colby, died Wednesday, Jan. 18TH,
after an illness Of only few weeks, aged
45 years, II months, 13 days. Her disease
proyed to be cancer of the liver. Mrs.
| Colby was born in Chelsea and had always
| lived in her native town. Funeral ser
y;ces conducted by Rev. w. E. Allen,
were held at her late home on the West
! hin Friday afternoon. and the large num-
| ber present was testimony Of the esteem
in which she was held. Much sympathy
i is felt for her husband and five daughters,
the youngest only two years of age.