Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-08

Cassius Annls is on the SICK list.
The family of Waldo Flint have the
measles.
Carlos Thayer of Boston is visiting his
brother, Oryis phayer.
Vane wardner and wife of Brook field
are at work for G. w. Flagg.
Mr.. Shea has moved from the Ira Mann
farm to the f II. Packard farm.
Quite a number attended a sugar party
at l.. X. Fishers last Friday evening.
The Snowsville grange had a sugar
party at their hall Saturday evening.
A. j. Boyce, wife and daughter of East
Roxbury visited in town last Wednesday.
Fred Thresher has rented his farm to
Chas. Jerd and the latter has taken pos.
session.
Arthur Bean of the L. V. NJ, Burling-
ton, is spending few days in town, the
guest OF Earl n. Powers.
Harry Porter and his sister, Clara, OF
Victor, y. Y have hired out to j. W.
Blanchard for the coming season.
Mrs. Aurilla Wicker has finished work
for Anna FarnsWorth and is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. T.. F. Martin.
Curtis Cutler of Northfield visited at j.
G. Mclntire's last week and Ausen East.
man Of the same place at q. 5. Grains.
Clyde Blanchard has secured a position
/ at Randolph as assistant eXpTessman in
the depot and has commenced his labors.
Rev. George Boynton aud wife of Wes-
| ton were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral Of their son-in- law, George Boyce.
Mrs. Celia Brown OF Barre, with her
two daughters, Grace and Bessie, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. New.
ell Coburn.
The illness of Harry Flint did not prove
to be pneumonia, as stated, but measles.
He is doing well, being attended by DR..
George Scott.
Fred Thresher, who has been spending
few weeks vacation with his family,
/ returns to Boston to resume his work
| Friday OF this week
I H. G. Farnsworth is soon to move his
/ family from his mothers house to the one
/ he has recently purchased in come ctIon
with the mill property.
| II. G. Farnsworth has purchased the
/ Blanchard mill property in Snowsville
loaned by Anna Farnsworth for s2,700.
Hosea Blanchard has been engaged to run
the saw for the present.
George Boyce, who has been a great sui-
ferer from consumption for the past three
years, died Friday morning The funer
al services were conducted from his late
home Sunday. Many from out OF town
were in attendance.
Orvis Thayer had fine Jersey COW test
ed few days since hich was found to
be the worst infected OF any examined.
Mr.. Thayer had supplied Hon. V. l
Spears family with butter, made from
this COW, for several months.
A. X. Mclntire has moved onto the IL
II. Fullam farm in Brookfield; p. j.
Blanchard into the Newton house near
VIM. Bass in Randolph; w. T.. Spencer
fsaf & l,.sf fau inf no ~
hotel, vacated by Mrs. Lucinda Blanchard,
who has moved into the hotel lately oocu-
pied by Z. j Blanchard; q. l.. Smith ln-
To A. X. McIntire's house; Ed Parker
into the tenement in Mrs. Jerd's house
until his house is ready for occupancy;
George Thayer into his house lately occu-
pied by Ed Parker, and 5. A. Hutchinson
is to move into the tenement in Mrs. j. A.
French's house.
"March," as the old saying is, "came in
Ikea lion and went cut like lamb" The
coolest day was the 1st, 20S below zero,
with a strong southeast wind. The warm
est was the 9th, 10 - above zero. The
mean temperature for the month was 210
above; corresponding month last year,
16 : above. There have been 10 fair days,
cloudy days, 2 that We're somewhat
cloudy and six days that 1t either rained
or showed. There were days that the
thermometer registered below zero. The
month was considerably warmer than the
average with less wind. As a whole ii
has been a pleasant month. The above
temperature record was taken at sunrise.
PERSONAL The gentleman who an
noyed the congregation last Sunday by
continually coughing will find instant re-
lief by using One Minute Cough Cure, a
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. E. E. Evans d Co.,
Randolph; X. 2. StockMell. Bethel;