Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
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Almost a sugar day.
Crows have appeared.
George Dumas Oldest boy has the
measles.
Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson is recovering
from pneumonia.
Miss Bessie Kent is spending her yaca-
tion at Northfeld
Miss Lula Adams of South Royalton is
in town this week.
Over 100 books were taken out OF the
public library Saturday
Miss Hattie Bass returned Tuesday from
a four weeks stay in Boston.
II. Il. Sharpe had narrow escape from
an attack of pneumonia recently.
Miss Mary w. Tewksbury went to Bos-
ton yesterday for few days stay.
George L. Spear has rented his farm al
West Braintree to Orange Goodyear.
There will be union prayer meeting at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Harry c. Allen has been unabeto attend
to business this week because OF illness.
Miss Lottie Bush from New York state
is visiting her sister, Mrs w. II. Pierce
Granville Barnes lisa victim OF the grip
and his store has been closed since Mon
day.
Joseph Delorme Of Burlington takes W.
II. Perkins place as porter at the Red
Lion.
T. 5. Allis of Derby, Conn, has been in
town this week to see about renting his
farm.
John Fisk is laid up with Iameness
caused by fall received by slipping on
the icy walk.
A. N. Alexander has moved from VIM.
80 -. I'll
Central street.
George Robbins Of Tunbridge was in
town yesterday for examination by the
pension board.
S, NJ. Flint shipped II hogs, 80 calves
and TWO cattle Monday. Prices were
about 1-4c. of.
T. V. Alcock of Boston, who has bought
the Boyce place in Braintree, is moving
his goods there.
J. II. Pulling OF Santa Clara, n. Y, VS.
tied his brother, Albert Pulling, the night
operator, Saturday.
Mrs. Baker, returned missionary from
India, will speak at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning.
f. w. Sault goes today to Bradford as
mastering officer to muster In camp Of
Sons Of Veterans of % charter members.
J. D. Litchfeld made a little mistake
and cut the wrong quarter of beef, slash
ing quite cash in his right leg near the
knee.
II you own dog be sure to have it Ii
censed before April LIST. II they are not
licensed they will be looked after this
year.
Miss June Fassett goes tomorrow to
W bite River Junction for stay of about
a month with lady who is in poor
health.
Hudson Bailey and daughter, Ella, re-
turned Monday night from Fruithurst.
Ala. They were not pleased with the
prospect there.
Miss Jennie Godfrey, teacher Of the
Grammar department of the South Royal
ton Graded school, is at home for a vaca-
tion of five weeks.
The trial of the case of William Bass \.
A. j. Boyce of East Roxbury, set for yes
terday, was adjourned to April 2Sth on ac-
count of the illness of witnesses.
Mrs. N. NJ. Draper has purchased of
Misses Grace and Sue Sanford the Bon
Marche millinery business and will con-
duct the same with Miss Sue Sanford as
trimmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Wells of Cambridge
spent several days last week at J. b.
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells visited
their daughter, Mrs. c. w. circuit, in
Roxbury this week.
A cat belonging to A. CURLY tried to
sharpen its claws or its disposition by
swallowing a large needle Friday. The
animal suffered severely until DIR. Gay re-
moved the needle Tuesday from its throat,
where it had lodged.
The new machinery which will double
the capacity of the screen mill Is being
put in this week. The additions necessi-
tate quite a change ia the location of the
shafting. Not much work can be done in
the mill while the repairs are going on.
Hamblin w. Mcintyre is contemplating
putting in local teiephone line for use OF
village patrons. Many villages of this
size have something of the sort and find it
great convenience. Mr.. Mcintyre has
put in line at Pomfret which accommo-
dates about twenty patrons and works
very satisfactorily. The cost is very mod !
crate.