Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-13
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Silss Westover is sick with the grip.
Eighty seven dogs were licensed Apr.
A. p. Martin is quite sick at C. u. Sew
rights.
Robins twittered the ethan omen o
spring.
Judge Lathrop was in Chelsea last
| Thursday.
Herbert L. Platt was in Barre last Thurs
day on business.
Mrs Lyman Drury has not been SO vel
| for the past few days.
Lewis M. Seaver returned last Friday tc
his home in New York city.
Roscoe Lynde accompanied Andrew
Burnham to East Barre the 4th.
Hon. H.W Bradley OF Newbury stopped
with Landlord Brown over Sunday.
Patrick Kelly OF Barre has moved to the
o. s. Walker farm that he bought last
fall.
John A. Gynde has resumed his work
after an absence OF over a week with lame
ness.
The village school will begin Apr. oath
instead OF May LIST as stated In previous
issue.
Mrs. John Adams is very i'll at her home
on Main street with inflammation of the
bowels.
quantity OF potatoes are being bought
in this vicinity and Will be shipped from
this station.
A goodly number from here attended
the Patterson-Lewis reception the 4th at
South Barre.
k. Lynde was in Montpelier the 5th
and James Grearson of East Barre was In
town the same day.
Miss Lula Burnham was in Barre last
Friday and Bertha Seaver was at Mont
pelier the same day.
A Mr. Hill o: Barre has bought the CAL
win Flint farm OF II. NJ. Farnham and
taken possession thereof.
Fred +. Brown and family are to work
for II. M. Farnham the coming year upon
his farm in East Montpelier.
c. u. Lathrop and Andrew Burnham
were in Rutland last Friday on business, !
the following day.
j. NJ. Sesver and II. NJ. Farnham left
asst Saturday for Chicago, expecting to
return with number OF cattle.
John A. Perry has been in Mortified
or several DAYS doing a job OF carpenter
work for his uncle, Geo. Abbott.
DIR. e. e. Beeman Of Montpelier was in
own last Saturday to visit his patients
hat he is treating with osteopathy.
"Our Jim, that was re-rendered last Fri
lay evening, was a success and a full
Iouse enjoyed tine entertainment.
Frsnk ID. Lathrop was in Chelsea last
friday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
mith Taylor, former resident OF this
own.
Mrs. Lucina Dexter, who was called
ere to attend the funeral OF her father, Z.
!. Burn ham, returned to her home at
outh Royalton the 9Th. 4
Mrs. II. s. Drury was in South Barre the
ID, accompanied by Mrs. II. b. Howard
I Randolph, and visited their aged aunt,
irs. Andrew Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Edison and young
IN OF North Randolph were up here last
thursday and visited their daughter, Mrs. {
!. W. Cheney, and family. q
Miss Danforth, missionary from Jap
J, will speak at the NJ. +. church Tues
~ evening, the 25th. Go and hear what 3
lie lady has to say in the missionary line. e
G. A. Cheney o, Morrisville /
as in town the 81 looking after his {
ard, Mrs. 4. s. Tewksbury, aud her a
nr children. He has removed them to
orrisville.
Charles Georges horse, attached to a y
eigh, skipped to the village, a distance j
three miles, last Monday evening and /,
ruck the iron bridge in the village. No o.
rlous damage was done. y,
Fred A. Howard, Esq, OF Montpelier !,
= been engaged by the Memorial com u
ittee to deliver the Memorial address u
re Decoration day, Tuesday, May 30, B
d II Is reasonable to expect a fine n
alton. "
A party from Washington started to ~
me over here last Friday night to at o'
I'd Our Jim, and got stalled as they vi
empted to cross the Knights" and were o,
liged TO return although smaller -
rty OF two couples managed to get here. ai
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