Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-20
Wullam,town.

B. 8. Goodrich's wife Is eonvsleseing.
Alden p. Martin is gaining bat Mrs. II
j. Martin Is not.
e. E. Perry of Barre was In town the
18th to attend funeral.
Lester Carpenter of Montpelier was In
town Sunday for visit.
WV. Dutton of Brookfield was In town
one day last week on business.
Amasa w. Farnham was In Barre Sat-
urdav marketing butter, eggs, etc
Rev. and Mrs. p. p. womer spent a day
at Lynde cottage, Berlin, last week.
yirgilio Cennolli was mp from Barre
| last Sunday to visit his brother, Caesar.
The selectmen have laid out right OF
way to John Dow's prospective residence.
MIR. and Mrs. w. \. Grearson have re-
turned from their visit to 81. George, b.
Andrew Burnham was in South Barre
Saturday to visit his mother, who is fan.
/ ing.
Nellie Palmer Of Newport, n. n, was in
town the 18th and called on II. Z. Houses
family.
J.R. Lynde was in Chelsea the nth and
| purchased a young horse for his livery
/ business.
c. ID. Sawyer of Mortified, a marble
man, was in town the 18th soliciting GEM
etery work.
Mrs. J. f. Gregory left here Friday for
Munsic, Ind, where she went TO visit her
sick father.
w.M. Hunter was in Mortified the 18th
/ to summon relatives to the funeral OF
Steele McAIlister.
The foundation for the Gulf Spring no.
tel is ready for the carpenters as soon as
the lumber is ready.
j. Z. Prescott, the optician, OF Brattle-
boro has been in town several days to as
sist poor sighted people.
A trio of wheelmen from Detroit, Mich,
passed through here Monday en- route TO
Pittsheld, via East Bethel.
L. Gale and Anna Mckee have gone TO
the White Mountains TO work In the Fab
van House for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Boyce OF East Rox-
bury visited their daughter, Mrs. l.. T..
Dirty, OF Millville the 18th.
Sheriff c. r. Smith Of West Topsham
passed through our village last week and
put up at the Monument House.
@. NJ. Seaver, a representative OF the
Vermont Waterman Co, was In town sew
eral times last week on business.
George W. Crane of Brookheid was in
town the 18th on business and Walt Blk.
by OF East Barre was here tue same day.
The hand promenade at the town hall
Saturday night was a pleasant affair. The
receipts of the entertainment were nearly
;I6
J. r. 5eaver OF Montpelier and Frank
Field OF Springfield, Mass. passed through
town Saturday visiting the various gran
lite quarries.
Past clerk, @. ID. Poole, OF the Monu.
! ment House, but now OF l.. J. Mead's eat
J ing house OF Barre, made short visit In
town the 18th.
Mrs. j. W. Brown OF the Monument
House and her mother. aIrs.Chss Barlow
took carriage drive to westville the 18th
returning the following day.
Chef Xix of White River junction, c. b
: Allen OF Burlington and George Carr OF
st. Johnsbury were in town at the SAME
|, time last week teasing local dealers.
The flame OF kerosene lamp in a dress.
ing room al the town hall communicated
I with the oil that overlooked and had not
4 some good help been forthcoming dis
! astrous tire would have resulted.
/. Mrs. 0rinda Drury Evans Of st. Albani
was called here the 9Th by the illness Of
: her sister in law, Mrs. Lyman Drurv and
D reached her bedside an hour before hei
{ death. Mrs. Evans returned the 18th, &C
l compsnied by her niece, Mile Drury, fol
few days visit.
: Steele MeAHister died at the home of hi
{ son, Van, the 18th, aged "a years and
months. The funeral was the following
: Saturday afternoon and tine remaius wer,
/. taken to Chelsea for interment in the vii
: isge cemetery. Rev. p. p. Womer offici
ated. Don McAllister OF Chelsea and Val
: NeAllister of this place survive him.