Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
Randolph Continued


Ed Pope goes to Barre soon to work in a
market.
A daughter was born Thursday to Ben
Thayer and wife.
Miss Alice Hobart resumed work at the
postoffice yesterday.
Miss Louise Chase is on an extended Wis.,
it to Fall River, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch have returned
to town from Worcester, Mass.
A. e. Hastings went to Franklin Falls,
N. H., Tuesday to resume work.
Byron Goodwin's threatened attack OF
pneumonia has been warded Off
Howard Chidley preached his first SER
mon at the Christian church Sunday.
Myron Gay was quite i'll Tuesday with
heart trouble, but was better yesterday.
The water rent for those who use hose
alone has been reduced from % to 1850.
Mrs. Ellen Bryant and Geo. Smith have
been on the sick list but are improving
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Ernest Tracy Feb. 10Th at the usual
hour.
The Central street whist party met
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
Mann.
Edwin Scott OF Granville was in town
Tuesday to attend Charles HoWard's flu
neral.
Rev. E. e. Grant of Sharon was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stimets
Tuesday.
T. b. Kendall OF Chester Depot has been
visiting his brother-in-law, Lueius Webb,
this week.
A. Ii. Bell, II. b. Bell and Miss Flora
Bell are at Fairfax, where their sister, Mrs.
Austin, died yesterday.
Members OF G. A. r. and Relief corps
will hold a social at j. p. { eveland' s
Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th.
Clarence Cleveland has finished work at
Burlington for the present and is EN-.
ployed by the Buck Printing Co.
P. A. Anderson and family went to
Hartford Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. Swanson.
Carl Spear has finished work at the Red
Lion and gone TO work for the electric
company. Joe Brown is the new hotel
porter.
Mrs. &. T.. Wyman has been confined to
the bed for over two weeks with grip and
bronchial trouble but at present seems 10
be slowly improving.
son Weighing six pounds was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Brown Of Berlin. Mrs. Brown was for.
merly Sadie Lintield, well known here.
F. f. Healey, Jr., has finished work in
A. Il. Bass store and has rented the rooms
over NJ. A. Tewksbury's store, in which
he intends soon to open optical quarters.
DIR. J. d. Wheeler went to Boston yes
terday TO locate in the practice OF osteopa-
thy with his brother, G.. A., quarters hav-
ing been secured in the Back Bay district
A. N. Hayes and daughter, Cora, were
called to Pittsfield Tuesday to attend the
/ funeral OF Mr.. Hayes sister, Mrs. James
Austin. Willard Hayes OF Springfield
| Mass, also attended il.
Abisl Rising was taken seriously III Jan
I 10Th but is now slowly gaining. At that
| GATE the sick on Pearl street included Nor
man Greane's family, the Goodrich fam
/ ily, NJ. j. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle
/ Ben Robinson and, later, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Batchelder and Mrs. Blood.
Drew & Leonard's drug store has been
designated rs one OF the stations at which
I specimens OF water, milk and all food
| products, as well as matter supposed to be
! infected with germs which u is desired "a
] have analysed at the State BacterioIopical
laboratory eau be left, to be forwarded
All members Of the recent festival cho.
rus " no have not returned the "Creation'
books or any OF the sheet music are re.
quested to do so at once to DIR. W. Il. Kel.
4 ~. There are quite a numuer OF cupiel
yet out and the association wishes to set.
tie up this mstter at once. Please inves
tigate as there will be quite an expens,
for the association unless this music Is re-
turned.
The alarming fatality OF grip and kin.
] dred diseases 10 this section is shown b,
the fact that no less than fifteen orders 10
/ caskets have been placed with w E. Lam
| son since Jan. 14th-nearly one a day
The hearse made two trips Saturday, two
Tuesday and one yesterday and wa
obliged to decline one order, which con,
Y flicted. Two funeral professions were II
I line to the cemetery Tuesday. Old peopl,
| with chronic ailments seem to fall an cas-,
prey when grip sets in.
Erastus f. Spicer, sged n, died at L
O'Clock Saturday night Of heart failurl
/ following grip and pneumonia. The 70
/ neral was heid az the home on Schoo
street Tuesday, Rev. v. NJ. Hardy officist
Z ing. Mr.. Spicer was formerly a resident
] OF Brookfield, " here he married his pres.
eut wife, who is q sister Of Henry Kibhee
He was married twice previously aud by
bis former wives leaves three sons, one re
siding in Missouri. one in Springfield
3 Mess. and one in Penac1ok. n. II. To,
I laitcr was present st the funeral Anothei
son, Wa ter, died recently At Ssntiago ID
Cube. Mr.. SDicer was member Of the 10.
cal Masonic lodge, under whose rites hi.
body Was ulaced in the tomb