Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

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cts, lie. Nv q. L. SWAN, n '.Tunbridge
Fred Nelson went 10 Berlin last Friday
for a short stay.
Howard Tucker. Who has been at school
in Ehe sea, is now at home.
Vim. Hazelton OF Waitsfi Id was a guest
at NJ. Nelson's a few days last week
YORK Whitney, Rbo was taken violently
III carly last week, u reported to be better.
Miss Gertrude T.. Gocdale, who has been
teaching in Massachusetts, is DOW at home.
Mrs Kate L. Cusbman, who has been
il at her home in Braniord, Conn, is now
better.
Frank Ordsay OF Boston is a guest It
G. {. Ordwsy's. He arrived here Sunday
morning.
Mrs Ellen H King Is spending a few
days at the Huntington homestead in
Randolph.
Wallace w. Swan is reported to be suf-
feriBg from a kick given him by a horse
lat Thursday.
Miss Elgie sleeper, who has spent sew
tral mouths in Mechanlcsville, Conn.,, re-
turneu here Friday.
Chas. A. Clifford has bired the house
and MARI ct opposite the hotel and VIII
move tutfe March list.
II Spain wants a row let her send an
army 70 Vermont. II could be buried in
drifts, after the fight.
Mrs. Frank Hayward gave a whist party
Tuesday evening in honor Of Frank ord
way Of Boston, her brother and guest.
Harley Whitney OF West Lebsnon,N NH.
was called bere by the serious illness Of
his father, York Whitney, last week.
A A.. Osborne was taken sick last week
~4a Hla AH.MF..mI $4,000 Na 49, To-
getting the town reports printed out OF
town.
Miss Della Grant, who has been in South
Royslton several weeks, was called here
last Thursday by the serious illness Of her
father.
Dana B. Grant, an old and respected
citiz 10, was ttkel with pntumOnia Tues
day OF last week aud was seriously III for
IA lev DAYS. lie is now better.
Vim. A. Danfcrth, who served in the
I6th VI, is expected to tell the story OF a
u arch TO Get ysbu eh at an open meet
Of whitney post to be held March 9th.
Tire oldest twins in the world, proba-
bly, are Mrs. Minerva Cushman Ordway
OF this toWn and Mrs. Malvina Cushman
stoekweii Of Chelsea, who we're bora Dec.
10, 1905.
j. B. safeent has built a snoWplow for
clearing the ideNalks OF snow. II was
used Saturday for the first time and
a an immed a ~ after the storm
sunday.
Thirty or more OF the amusement low
ing ueopic % his town took a ~sleighride
10 Chelsea Friday evening and wltuesseu
ne prnd uctiou ~ "Ihe Old Homestead
at the Chelsea tow bail.
The storm tina came Wednesday q last
filed The roads but did not interrupt
up3nthe river road some Of the
hill roads ban not been opened Saturday
evening. sunday 10 inches OF new snow
came.
s. O Ofdway,W no should be given much
credit for IS hat he has done 10 the way Of
ch All. z SOON from the sidewalks il this
village during the past Two winters, has
arranged for a meeting TO be held this
"a eek Tor the purpose of organizing an
IMPROVE neil society.
The small number OF people who were
present at the open meeting Of Whitney
post saturday evening were given a peas
entertainment. Commander Hayward
gave a brief history OF a part of a winter
spent at Belle Plain Landing, Va, and
James NJ Jones gave a humorous account
Of he reception, service and resignation
OF an assistant surgeon who was with a
Vermont res iment for a time.