Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-20

Mrs. John Lynch is suffering with lum.
hae0.
Miss Lena Ellison sat home from Char.
lotte.
NJ. A. Tewksbury went to the Boston
market Tuesday.
Mrs E.O Blanchard returned yester-
day from Boston.
Dr. Gilman B. Frost OF Hanover came
/ Tuesday for a few days stay.
( Geo.Slack has engaged to work for Luke
I Parish and moved to the Center.
Charles Coulmbe went to St. Adams 90
attend the funeral OF a sister Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Morton and Miss Florence
/ Brooks returned from Boston Saturday.
Miss Cecil Buck Of East Roxb was
a guest OF Miss Bertha Wardner last week
! RI Dubois, who has been III for ten
weeks, is now able TO be dressed and sit
| up.
Tim Butterield seraped bis face recent
! ly and it has developed into bad case OF
erysipelas.
.'Dr." c. X. Parkhurst has decided his
| house near the Aver brook bridge to his
two minor daughters.
The Grove place beyond Sault Hollow
has been purchased bv MIS-. Emma l..
Reynolds, daughter OF Rev. Y. Udall.
DR.. W. B. Mayo Of Mortified tapped
DR.. Scott Sunday morning, drawing
80 lbs, OF water from him. DR.. Scott is
quite comfortable al present.
Mrs W. f. Emerson and Elmer Bean
won at The Celery Whist club meeting at
". f. Emerson's Friday evening, scoring
plus 81 Minus was the lowest secret
card being held by Mrs. Ernest Tracy and
Charles ingalls,,
Frank Burridge returned home Friday,
having been mustered out as a member OF
Co. c, 5th Mass. Vols. he was in camp
ten months, most of the time at Camp
Wetherill, s. e. The winter was very
severe one, with zeto temperature and
snow. He stood it pretty well.
The big belt at the electric plant got
aked Monday by the high water and 10 /
consequence Kerosene lights had 10 be /
brought forth that night. Hereafter /
WatChman Will be on duty day and night +
to guard against such accidents until GER .
tain changes can be made which will Cf- (
tectually prevent them.
Capt j. +. Eldredgo entertained the /
BrOoklyn Whist club at EdsOn's hall last
evening. There were rs tables. ". F.
Edison and Miss Winfield Richmond /
scored plus %, and /. d. Williams and /
Miss Bertha Manney scored minus D. /
S'PtH Aal'iNhE0 pIN@NuACh thGN Oh Lnt 3
winners with nice pack Of cards. Cake /
and coffee were served.
In order that the patrons and friends OF /
the Graded school may have an opportu.
nifty TO know the work Of the school in a /
musical line, a concert will be given on .
Friday evening, April 18th. treat, as
we'll as a surprise, is in store for most peo.
pie who attend and are not familiar with /
the work. A small admission will be
charged to deiray the expenses OF the cons
cert.
quiet wedding took place Tuesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. Josephine
Bsttice, when her daughter, Alice NJ.
Emery, was married to Calvin 5 Eastman,
81 Claremont, n. II. Rev. 4. A. Howard
performed the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in pale green serge, trimmed with
N mite taffeta and pearls. The happy cou-
pie left on the l0:17 train for an extended
rip and after May 18TH will be at home
IN Park avenue, ClsremoEt, n. II. Mr.
Eastman is a we'll known travelling man.
The managers OF the May Musical festi-
'al at White River junction aim TO pre-
tent selections OF a high standard. The
character Of the artists who will appear is
/ guarantee that tue festival will rank
lbove the common order. The conductor,
henri @. Blaisdell, and the basso, Mr..
'abcock, who eXcels in "The Messiah" /
reed no Introduction TO the musical pub