Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-27
Fred Shepard is sick with chicken pox

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OF A. Il. Lamb over Sunday.
Byron Allen is to move to the Burke
farm In Sharon this spring.
Miss Alice Brownell visited her home
on Broad Brook over Sunday.
! j. B. Durkee aud wife viaited at White
/ River Junction last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brownell and daugh-
/ ter visited friends htre Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. o. 3. Greene returned to
their home in New York Thursday.
The members OF Bixby post are to hold
a memorial service iD the near future.
Mrs. Lucy Allen has recovered suffi =
ciently to be able 10 ride to the village.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has been in i'll health
this winter and able to be out but little.
G. E. Black has been appointed assignee
OF the estate OF Charles Flint, insoivent.
Henry Broekway and wife OF West
Hartford visited at Elmer Doyie's Satur-
day.
John Dutton was at home from Quechee
over Sunday. He is engaged in the Dewey
mills
Mrs. Cushman Of Tunbridge visited her
sister, Mrs. James Doyle, several days re-
Gently.
sir. and Mrs. Fred Slack OF Manchester,
N. H., are visiting friends ia town for a
few days.
d. G.stoughton and wife returned home
from Chelsea Friday, having completed
his work there.
Clinton Kingsley and wife OF Salisbury
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood
ward this week.
Col. J. II. Mimms OF st. Adams, who
has spent several days IN town, returned
home last week.
-. L.,, .a.-.o-,.g f,a,,, ,
cut on the foot, caused by an axe, suiii-
ciently to be about.
d. L. Jones has closed out his ice busi-
ness. Tne pond waich furnished the ice
has passed into other hands.
Miss IsaDelle Mcintosh and Mrs. Ellen
Thfesaer and daug hter OF Bethel visited
Mrs. j. q. Ashley last week.
w. p Sanborn OF Boston, former resi-
dent, was in town Thursday. he is visit
ing his son at Randolph Center.
Messrs. Magee q Ware went to Hart
TO d Monday for three weeks canvass
fur the sale.oi Wyoming medicines.
The Royalton Cong'l Association Of
Ministers is to hold its quarterly colfer-
ence at Randolph Tuesday, Feb. lst.
Rev. L. II. Elliot, secretary OF the Yer
mont bible society, Will preach in the NJ.
e. church Sunday morning aud evening
George Smith has closed his work with
]. II. Buck for the winter.This is the third
year that he has assisted MIR. Buck on the
farm.
A. p. Skinner slaughtered pair OF beef
steers Saturday that weighed 3 800 lbs He
shipped the meat to CambridgepoIt on
Monday.
Capt. A. w. Davis OF White River juno
tion was in town Saturday on his way to
ruubridge, where he was engaged 10
speak to the q. A r. post.
NJ. ]. Sargent was in Burlington Friday
to meet the committee appointed at the
last encampment TO decide on the place to
hold the ne.iu encampment.
The regular meeting OF Orville Bixby
post and corps will be held Saturday even
ing. Important business is pending and
full attendance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Tarbell were in
Montpelier last week. Mr.. Tarbell was
engaged in a suit before the supreme
court which was argued Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist So
ciety will serve a supper at the ball Fri |
day from $3.50 TO p. m, after which there
will be social with games, promenade,
etc.
Ernest GoodaIe, treasurer of the Emer- !
son & Morris Machine Co., OF Cam bridge, |
Mass, was in town Saturday on his way |
to visit his father, Ora Goodale, of Tun-
bridge.
George Dewey assisted Pref. Horace
Moore's orchestra at the Masonic bail at
sharon Thursday evening. Quite num-
Der of the young people of this village at
tended.
The board OF civil authority is called to |
meet at the town clerks office Feb. 9th at
10 O'clock a. M. The auditors meet the
toIlo wing Monday, Feb. z, at the same
hour and place.
W.P. Moves, manager of the shoe fac
tory here, Is in Boston, where he is to re-
main for few weeks. Mr.. Harrington,
assistant manager, is IN cnsrge OF the
business at the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Watkins OF Sharon,
Col. III. r. Stoughton of Barre, VIM.
Stoughton and Mrs.Lucia Stoughton Cur
rier of Lebanon attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Naham Stoughton last Tuesday.
OF the many subscribers to the WHITE |
RIVER HERALD, should there be any VINO
do not receive their papers regularly, IL
they will at once inform the agent at So /
Royalton the mistake will be rectihed.
Mrs. Harvey Woodard has recovered her
health to a remarkable degree consider
inc her very serious illness last spring and |
advanced age. She is quite well and
strong and much better than before her
last sickness.
w. A. Farnham received news last Mon
day that AFRO Hutchins Of Waupago, lila
former resident OF this place and Iun-
bridge where be has acquaintances, was
in yery poor health and has been since
last November.
clinton Merrill, son OF Albert Merrill OF
this viIlage. met with serious accident
Monday by which he lost the forehnger
ot me right hand. II was crushed IN /
rolling machine at the shoe factory SO
badly that it bad to be ampu'a'eu.
A strong effort is being made De- 70 p nave ha,
~ ~ ,S,.sito5 II will necessitate eonsid- i
srs ses Ne eTnense as it has been sadly neg
1900 toI some time. II is the intentlon |
= ,o0-Ia ,,Iscs new fence around it and make
other needed repairs.
rrs.-o uiII he a grand concert given by |
-.boni assisted OY some OF /