Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-09
Randolph.


lately on business.
Miss Maietta Clark spentsunday at her
home in Moreto9n.
Joe Wells ana wife of Springfield were
at Junius Barttro's over Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard is recovering from
very severe illness from tonsilitis.
Alvin Conner OF Manchester came the
last OF the week for few days visit.
Herman Morse OF Montpelier has been
visiting here and in Bethel this week.
5. 8. Ballard OF Montpelier and J. Ii.
Warren OF Barre were in town Monday
George Pride OF the Centre has moved
to the Foster place vacated by +. n. Jerd.
Miss George Mann visited her grand
parents in West Brooktield over Sunday.
Cyril Verge has moved from the Cush-
man farm to l.. Ricnmond's place on Park
street.
Miss Alice Hood was in Burlington
Thursday 10 consult DR.. Woodward, OPP
tician.
Walter L. Stark OF Nashua, n. H., has
moved to town and taken possession OF
the Crocker place.
Frank Burke, who has been stopping in
town for some time, went to his home in
Royalton Monday.
Mrs. Ira A. Rice arrived home Saturday
from Chicago after aseveral months stay
at an intifmary tnere.
Miss Ella Swinyer has gone to her home
in Rochester for few weeks to recuper-
ate from recent illness.
Mrs. w. f. Morse OF Barre, well known
here, was seriously injured recently by
falling on an icy sidewalk.
Miss Nellie Wyman returned Friday
h. u.a ha
as bOokkeeper for few weeks.
Z. d. Strong and wife started Monday
for their home in Jamestown, North
Dakata, after a seven weeks visit here.
Flint & Rowel shipped AZ calves a to
1-2c.l, p hogs, % to 8 1-4c.), s sheep,
% TO Ic.), and COW to market Monday.
Homer Young Of Barre came down las;
week to remain at Mrs. Ellen Young's
while reeuperating after an attack OF
grip.
While logging in Rochester Hollow
Saturday, Eli Sault got his leg caught as a
log slipped off the skid, fracturing the
bone.
W. B. Avery OF Campton Village, n. H.,
was in town Monday and Tuesday. He
was formerly with the Emerson Co. ana
is now station agent at Canpton.
neat new sign announces the where
abouts OF the public library. The books
procured from the Ladies library are be-
Ing issued, though they are not yet cata-
lOgued.
Miss Alice Kezer OF Rochester was
guest at II. c. Aliens last week. Miss
June Fassett, who has been working in
Rochester for some time, is again at Mr..
Aliens.
Mrs. II. II. Bean returned Saturday
from her trip to Boston and Rratteboro.
MIR. Bean was III two weeks in Boston, be-
fore being able to proceed TO North
Carolina.
Mrs. Mary Parker, who came recently
to keep house for Cummings Marsh, has
been obliged to give it up because OF
trouble with her eyes and has returned to
Woodstock.
The tine of James Sullivan OF Mortified,
who was caught stealing here last week,
was paid by his brother in Montpelier
and Sullivan escaped a term in the work.
house by narrow margin.
A telegram was received Monday from
Dewitt e. Webb, announcing his arrival
at New York city from Ponce, Porto Rico.
where he has been as engineer for noston 4
parties who are building dock there.
A very pleasant evening was passed by 1
/ he g. r. OF the Christian church at DR..
E.lO. Blanchard's Friday evening. Games
aud anecdotes filled in the time most .
agreeably. Nice refreshments were serv'
ed.
DR.. II. H. McIntyre's many friends here
will congratulate him on winning the
first prize-a gold medal-in an open
at the Kirksville, Mo-, School
Of Osteopathy on the subject OF physiol-
ogy.
Dana II. Morse has finished work with
he board OF agriculture for this winter,
he series OF meetings having been COM
pleted. They have been well attended
ana much interest has been shown by the
farmers.
Henry Holman and Daniel Bass have
gone to Boston to work on the electric
cars. Friday evening the latter gave
farewell party to his friends at Grange
hall. Refreshments OF cake and coffee
were served and games and dancing mace
the evening merry one.
The 2lst regiment, U. S. A., stationed at
Plattsburg, has recently been ordered to
Manila and will leave shortly. Harry
Brown of this place enlisted in this regi-
nent as a private in Co. q. and Fred hol- I
len, formerly employed at the stock farm,
is bugler in the same regiment.
The opening OF Harry c. Aliens store
saturday was well attended. Selections
On the gramophone were an attraction.
Mr.. Allen has released the store for nve
years OF Charles Thurston, beginning May
st. Galen Fish is employed as clerk IN
addition to the clerks serving under the
ormer management.
Deborah, widow OF Lauriston I. kieh-
nond, died Friday morning, aged al
most S6 years, of old age, at the home OF
4. p, Sanford. She leaves three children,
,emuel Richmond, Mrs Sanford and Mrs.
Iohn Burnham. The funeral was held az
he Sanford home Sunday, Rev. V. NJ
Hardy officiating. During her long NE !
ime. Mrs Richmond saw seven genera
ions OF her family, having lived while
Ter great grandmother and her great
were living. Such in ,
tantes are very rare.