Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-23
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I'D. Denison was in Boston Tuesday

I'D. Denison was in Boston Tuesday.
II. c. Aliens home has been wired this
week.
"Chick" Steele was on the sick list last
week.
Miss Clara Torrey is recovering from ar
Illness.
/ Martin Washburn went to Boston yes
terday.
Hon. Homer w. Vail of Pomtret was in
town Tuesday.
! Fred Bass OF Norwich university visited
( here yesterday
Mrs. b. T. Salisbury is in Hanover, N,
! H., for few days.
| The next whist party will be at Grange
hall Monday evening.
Miss Sadie LOOMS is down from Mont
/ pelier for short visit.
/ Union service at the Baptist church
Sunday evening at 1880.
| The springy DAYS OF last week actually
| induced a small flow OF sap.
! Miss Nancy Granger is very low at her
brothers., Charles Changers.
| j. II. Smith is now in Boston, but ex-
| poets to return here the last of the week.
The w. X. c. are planning a spelling
match in Edson's hall in about two weeks.
Some Of the college students were at
home yesterday, Washington's birthday.
son was born Wednesday to George
Goodrich and wife, living east OF the Cen
ter.
Max, the little son OF H. T. Holman, has
been quite III with bronchitis but is now
better
Miss Laura Gilbert, who teaches in
White River Junction, was in town over
Sunday.
James Weleh from Michigan is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. " /. Spear, for
few DAYS,
Mrs. aurora Rogers OF South Royalton
is visiting her brother, Rev. Homer White,
for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Gifiin and brother, Law
renee, Of st. Adams visited Misc Mary
Reagan Saturday.
e. T, Huntington is confined to the bed
with wafer around the heart. DR.. q, W. /
Scott attends MIN.
The banks were the only business places
that observed Washington's birthday /
by closing.
X. j. Noble OF New York city, a large |
dealer in evergreens, who formerly lived !
here, is IN town today.
f. J. Thayer, proprietor of the Vermont
House, Saratoga Springs, n. Y, is in town
relatives and friends.
All interested in the Anti Saloon League
are requested to meet in thu
Baptist church next Tuesday evening at
1880.
Mrs. G. &. Flint is in Berlin caring for
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Brown, and Miss
Emma Flint is acting as housekeeper for
her brother for week or so.
Carl Thresher, travelling salesman for
the Mohican company OF New London,
Conn, arrived here Monday for a short
stay with friends and relatives. /,
W. II. Robinson and wife OF Morris
vile were IN town yesterday, stepping off
one train while en- route TO Philadelphia
where they expect to make their home.
The ladies OF the W. r. c. will serve a
baked bean supper in Williams hall
March I'd, with an entertainment in the
evening. Supper from 8 o'clock on. All
are cordially Invited.
Town officers are at work on the annual
report, which will go to the printer this
week. There are no especial features in
It, A statement OF the towns business
will be given in next weeks issue.
The Lecture association will hold a
meeting in DIR. Blanchard's office next
tuesday evening TO close up the course
The previous meetings are requested to be
present.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. n.
I. Holman gave a whist party of four Ia.
oles, at which Lucius Goodhart and Mrs.
FREQ Terry were the prize winners. Re-
resbments Of sugar or snow, doughnuts,
AXE and coffee we're served.
There were seven taOles at the Neigh
'orhood whlsi party last meeting, which {
sas held Saturday evening at II. T. Hol- I
mans. Esnest Manchester and Mrs. J. {
harris Bass had the highest score. The {
ieNt party will be held next week Friday
L the home OF A. B. Manchester.
There are no new developments as 10
he screen mill. The New York parties |
negotiating for il are evidently careful
gureTs who are looking up matters I
thoroughly before taking the final step y
ne mill owners are making every reason l
bic concession. Because OF the lateness I
the season, II is not likely that the !
'ssees, II they take The property at all, 3
iii do so before April LIST. 70
Robert L. Wilson, mechanical and elec.
-ical engineer for the Westingh house com. 7
any, was IN town yesterday. On Tues 2
az be inspected the electric plant at Blue !
lH and after making the proper tests, A
expressed himself as highly pleased with =
ie results. tie tinds the power ample for \
be work and considers the system a =
borough success. Mr.. Wilson is Just now
lgaged in making large addition to J. 4
Niies' Middiesex plsnt, by which 500 -
1rsepnwer more will be available for y
citing and heating purposes. =,
Some interest wGs excited yesterday y
hen couDle alighted from the train, b.
.e woman being Of very slight figure and bt
u man carrying large open basket. A bl
lie scrutiny showed that the bssket At
ntaincd a baby, the heir apparent to m
g name and fame Of the father. the in bl
renee being that the mother was physi- e.
hN unAnie % carry tue child and the c.
ytntive man having Biz on an easy plan va
conveyance. Here is hint for other