Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25
Randolph Continued.


Mrs. G. &. Meader is very IN with livei
trouble.
Dewitt {. Webb Of Boston was at HON,
over sunday.
+. B. Hammitt Of Springfield, Mass, il
in town today.
Mrs. A. B. Gay and son, Gilman, are Wis
iting in Gaysville.
Mondays snow was very welcome aftei
the thaS OF Sunday.
Prof. Elmore will be unable to meet hii
class here Friday evening.
Miss Nellie NJ. Wyman has gone tC
Bruintree for few days visit.
Mrs, W. {. Curtis is in Wolcott, caring
for her mother, who il very ILL.,
Pr. MtLauren OF New York city visit
ed at Mrs. Emily Hastings Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. II. Dubois and Mrs. Clarence
Moulton we've in Burlington yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy NARROW has moved from
Northfield 10 the basement of the Bradish
block
DR.. +. NJ. Smith Of Montpelier is expect
ed TO preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sault has finished her school
III Braintree and is visiting in New Bed
ford, Mass.
Ira Clark has moved from silas Chad
wick's house on Central street TO the
''soap" house.
Mr.. o. II. Eaton and wife OF Rochester
spent Sunday with his brothers, Alfred
and &. :. Eaton.
c. NJ. Coburn Of Burlington, supervis-
ing agent OF the Mutual Lite, was at y.
". McConom's yesterday.
Miss Eunice Flint has finished another
term of school in the Bailey Adams dis
trict and returned to her home in Gran
vile.
The local Epworth League visited the
League at Bethel last evening, psrtaking
OF an oyster supper and participating in
the program.
Fred Crolius and Frank Staley, Dart
mouth students, were guests OF Jonn Du-
Bots and Charles Cushman, respectively,
the first of the week.
DIR. l.. W. Hanson of Barre was unable
TO keep his appointment here Tuesday on
account OF illness. He will come later al
ter due notice has been given.
While Fred Bryant was drawing a load
of logs from Will SLACK s lot one day last
week, the horses, sled, logs and all made a
lightning overuurn without accident to
any part Of the rigging.
John II. Dubois gave card party to
eighteen OF his friends, mostly college
students, Monday evening, at which re
fresbments, cards, dancing and a general
good time we're enjoyed.
DR.. g. W. Scott was called to Peth yes
terday to attend a man named SpoOner
who had cut his right foot badly while
ehopping for {. L. Wood ward. Amputa-
ton may be necessary.
The many friends of DIR. Z. NJ. Smith.
wrwmama IL q M
pleased TO learn that he is to give his lee
ture, The Human Paradox, J." in the Nj. r.
church Saturday evening OF this week at
eight o'clock.
Erapk Sawyer, who has been conducting
the boarding house at the stock farm, has
hired the Ois Riford place. Martin Sar.
gent has moved from that place to the
Gorham farm, and Royal Robinson from
that farm to the David Howe place. Fred
Huntington, who has been living on the
Elliot Cushman farm, succeeds Mr.. Saw
yer as manager Of the stock fam boarding
house.
f. f. NanOrmsn has not sold his bust.
ness and left town, as reported in yester-
days Argus, nor has he any intention OF
so doing. There was absolutely no ground
for such a report. While this paper does
not champion MIR. NanOrman when he
does wrong, it thinks certain parties are
prosecuting MN more than he deserves.
he IS good workman and ordinarily
good citizen.
A. y. Alexander killed COW yesterday
that was found to be almost putrid mass
OF tubercu losis. The COW was tested last
spring and again last fall and showed
40 symptoms Of the disease. Mr.. Alexan-
der's BABY refused to take the cows milk.
Is hich was given il for food. The animal
has been most Of the time in the possess
sion Of Mr.. Smslley of East Randolph, II
Is well known that often when cattle are
IN advanced stages OF tuberculosis the tu-
oereuiin test cannot be depended upon.