Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-02

Russell Page is i'll with bronchitis.
Mrs. John Chedel is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Harlow is working at DR.. F. E.
Steele's.
Rev. W. Clark preached at the Cong'l
church last Sunday.
Mrs. G. l. Wheat returned from Barre
last week Thursday.
! Harris Waters and wife are in Bridge
water for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs s. c. Harrington spent a
/ day in Barnard last week.
Fred Brown and family OF Bethel spent
/ Sunday at West Roberts.
Miss Bessie Wyman is again with Mrs.
Martin Wyman attending school.
John Hunt and family are keeping house
in part OF Geo. Jones' farmhouse.
Mrs. Ralph Knowltou and baby, Ray.
mond, were in Bethel a day recently.
| Joel Waller returned TO his home In
Concord, n. H., last week Wednesday.
/ Mrs. +. V. Hassam and Mrs. Arthur Bal
lard spent day in Woodstock last week
Miss Barnes has finished work for Mrs.
keyes and is with her sister, Mrs. Laurie.
Lewis Richardson OF Boston is spending
a few weeks with his parents, o. j. Rich
ardson and wife.
Mrs. Elbridge Whitcomb is in Boston
this week and Miss Nellie Ingham is keep
ing house for her.
Miss Lillian Knowlton spent Sunday
with her brother Franks family at Asy-
lum Station, Mass.
spent Saturday and Sunday at Miss Spaul.
ding's nome in Bethel.
Ned Conant and Miss Nellie Conant OF
Randolph recently spent a few days in
town among relatives.
Rev. W. f. Hill and wife attended the
NJ. f. Sugday school convention at South
Royalton last week Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard Newell and mrs. Adelbert
Newell went on the excursion to Boston.
Mass, last week Wednesday.
Hassam and Richardson have bought OF
j. +. Stafford his share of the water works
which was formerly owned by j. A. Gould.
Rev. Frank w. Hszen was called to
Montpelier last week by the serious illness
o. his mother, who died of pneumonia
Thursday.
Rev. MIR. Parounagian of Pittsaeld will
preach in the NJ +. church next Sunday
az the usual hour IN exchange with Rev.
W. F. Hill.
The Italians, was called 20 his home ia
Rhode Island by the serious illness Of his
two-year-old daughter.
Mrs. Sarah ABBOTT, widow OF Ben. Ab.
bot, formerly OF this place, died in
Bethel at the home of ner son, Warren
French, last week Tuesday.
very fine piece OF work is being done
on the main road above the Stony Brook
bridge under the supervision OF DR.. {. c.
smith, whose motto in that line is perma-
nent work and good roads.
As Mrs. Geo. Jones and Miss Ruby
hunt we're driving to the village one day
last week. their horse became unmanape-
able, causing them some fright, but no m
jury. The buggy was badly damaged.
Mrs. Chas. Clarke, a former pastors
vile, recently called upon old acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Clarke preached here over %
years ago ana she found but few familiar
faces among the people Of this eommuni.
~.
The teachers OF w. X. Junction Graded
school, among whom is Miss Lillian
knowlton OF this place, were given three
days last week in which 10 visit the Roe
ton, Mass, schools and other attractions
in that city.
The Italians were on q strike for soma
tsncied grievance a day last week and
marched two hundred strong from Their
work near Stockbridge TO their csmp ~
the knowlton meadow, their leader carry
ing the L. 5. flag.
James Washburn, one Of r. V. Hassamis
men at East Brookteld, met with quite
serious accident last week Wednesdas
nile telling tree limb few back. hi
tlng him over the left eve, causing ! verv
CSC wound, but there are hopes OF his re-