Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19

William Boyce is quite sick with the
grip.
Mrs Myron Whitaker is quite Sick
with pneumonia.
E. F. Wilson was at home over Sunday
from Brattleboro1
The arrangements for leasing the tan
merry still hang FIRE.
G. J. Wallace returned to his home in
Everett, Mass, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Dow OF Royalton
were in town last Friday.
Frank Weston is studying Insurance. in
the office OF X. p. Stockwell.
The Ten Pin club met at Mrs. W II.
Creamer's Tuesday afternoon.
The Shakespeare club met with Miss
Nellie Adams Monday evening.
Assistant Postmaster w. &. Waldo is
confined 10 the house With grip.
T Mrs. Ephraim Twitchell OF Stockbridge
died early Wednesday morning.
Mrs. @. p. Coy has oFened a high-class
boarding house ia Brooklyn, n. Y.
State Treasurer j. L. Bacon OF White
River Junction was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Kelsey Powers is visiting her
brother, Frederick Kelsey, at Lowell,
Mass
See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention ana plan TO
attend.
Rev. r. II. Abercrombie Of Brookaeld
was the guest Of Rev. Wilmond Warner
Monday.
Albert Bowen was called from his work
az Windsor last week by the illness Of
Mrs. Bowen.
Hugh Wilson came home from Burling- I
ton Saturday night with what turned out 1
to be scarlet fever.
Cashier E. A. Davis was again confined |
TO the house the fret OF the week from
catching severe cold,
There were no services at the Universe
list church Sunday on account of the i'll 4
ness OF Rev. Il. A. Reed
G. j. Wallace has sold to John Wallace
the Dean place on Christian Hill, now oc-
cupied by John Wallace.
The grip is very prevalent in this vicin-
ity and there are more cases than in any
season since the year 1894.
The National White River bank has de-
cared semi-annuai dividend OF per
cent, This is its 59lh dividend.
Over thirty OF the pupils OF the Whit
comb High school are detained at home
1n account OF tue prevailing illness. Il
On the petition OF Boston creditors, the
Bethel snoe company has been declared
1nkrupt There was no opposition To
he petition. II
Miss Lucy Graham has sold her place OIL / /
he Gaysville road to Z. +. Cushman Of
Shelter Island, Long Island. Mr.. Cush-
nan married daughter OF o. o. Bowen
II this town. Il
viii Shaw was sufficiently recovered
rom the effects OF the injury received in a {
accident as to DE brought to his {
lone ia this village from Waterbury 1
Wednesday. :
Word Yves received Tuesday morning h
hat W. g. Shaw had been severely hurt 4
rom his morse running away on the road :,
istWeen Waterbury and Huntingdon "
irs. Shaw wentto Waterbury TUESDAY TO 4
axe care OF him |
Rev. G. b. Clark, formerly rectnr,fof I
'hrist church, was in town last week and q
moved his goods to burlington, where be u
! nov living. The state OF Mr.. Clark's S,
ealth does not permit aim to take par m
%, but be is supply ing parishes in the :,
icinity Of Burlington. =
George L. Clark has bought out the s
arber shop OF T.. II. Ashley and taken n
ossesston. Mr.. Ashley has moved bis 4,
amlly TO Waterbury for the present but y
as yet undecided where he viii finally =
)oate. Oliver button, who was also in "a
be same shop, mas moved to Barre where
e has bought out barber business.
Mrs. William Blake died THURSDAY =
light at the home of her daughter, Mrs
u. A. Chadwick, with whom she has lived al
lr the past twenty years. Funeral ser y,
ices were held Saturday. Mrs. Blake &C
'as born in Ireland, bat came 10 America ig
an early age and married the late Vim. "
lake. SIZE - survived by one daughter, I;
Ire. Chsdwi k. 81