Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03

a. r. Martin Is improving.
MRS. II. J. Martin is no bet,s,
monument House business h BOA
Mrs. FIJI. Martin is about tbs 80
ss cornelius Pettis has begun pesSr,.
business. "a town on
the same. 'e'lalns ab ut
"A a son son, was born recently to Oliver s,o,.
to be out. ne Is able
corn harvester. "cOorI-iek
In town the 26tn ~ 10 was
T. E. Perry and wife were AT YAM
Allistel's Sunday. van Nc
o. H. Smith of TUFTS is yisit,,
ther, M. A. Smith. ni' a.
consta bic A. Reed was in CbsIse,
Gently on mission. re-
r. T.. Brown mas moved to C.M ss,r..,.
tenement on Beckett street a'e's
Heman Smith has been threatenss nd.
a fever but Is reported better. 'u
Aiken Edwards OF Chelsea was in Ton.
last week, Wednesday evening. ''"n
Arthur Simons' house is plasts-sS 49,,
Will soon be ready for the carpenters uu
Geo. q. Bigelow and Charlie Bolds- =,
tended an auction in Brookheld The 25ib
z. ID. Sawyer, the marble nan In North
held was In town the 25th on busiBes.
When j. NJ. Beckett returned from
Boston he brought a phonograrb -
him. WIN
Two OF F. A. Flint's children and
child OF g. W. Holden are III with Whom.
ing cough.
Mrs. Ralph Whitney is reported amin.
III and a physician from Barre bas Deeb
sum moned.
Mrs. VIII Rogers OF Barre has been via.
iting her cousin, w. +. Carpenter OF Mil
vile, the past week.
Kimbail Blanchard has bought fhs
Webster place near the cemetery and tsE.
en- possession, for a. 900.
Frank Lavene broke a bone In bis
right hand recently and Dr. ". J. Tin.
dali reduced the fracture.
Hattie Nichols has returned from North.
ampton, Mass, 10 visit her uncle ana
aunt, Geo. W. Nichols and wife.
&. II. Hopkins and Z. McAnister OF
Chelsea came here Sunday on their wheels
and called at the Monument House.
Mrs. Arvills Averill was thrown from
q carriage last week Tuesday and received
injuries that is II feared viii prove fatal
The coruet band has been engaged 10
furnish music on the excursion 10 Vest.
port, n. Y, the 18th. II starts from this
station.
Joe sanders,the veteran fisherman. while
fishing in the north part OF the state re.
Gently, caughta "mud- fish, that weighed
eight pounds.
n. r. Grout, farmer on South Hill, has
picked and marketed $50 worth Of green
peas Tin the pod this season from one
bushel OF seed.
Jim Rice succeeds Bert Dobbs as break.
man on the Williamstown branch Of The
railroad and Is expecting to take his fam
lily here TO live.
Rev. z. p. Womer was In Randolph last
week "Wednesday and Thursday, and
Saturday be left ,eccompanied by bis wife,
for three weeks visit in Canada.
Oscar r. pitman OF Barnstead, n a.,
ana Lurena b. Spooner OF Barre were
married the first. Tine bride Is the old.
est daughter OF I. ID. Spooner, formerly o.
this town.
Elliot Bros. have just set a beautiful
monument OF their manufacture upon The
Edison lot In the village cemetery lis
OF dark granite and OF artistic design and
workmanship.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Rice OF Boston
have been stopping at The Monument
House and visiting old friends 10 this
place and Brookheld. SIR. Rice Is a nsti7e
OF the latter plsee.
Mrs. Anna Frankham has been offered
the position OF superintendent OF schools
in Barre for the coming year bot was
obliged TO refuse on account OF her duties
here as teacher IN the village school and
OF schools in town.
Leon K. Blanchard has leased a hotel 10
Moravia, N. ", ami his brother in.laEi
A. T.. House, and wife accompanied them
there last TUESDAY TO assist IN getting o.
ganixed In the enterprise. We wish the
new landlord and lady much success 10
their undertaking.
Fred Martin and Walter Grout colded
with a gentleman from Brattleboro satar-
Jay night near Gutter pond. The latter
was considerably bruised and
AIMED, his carriage somewhat dis0rdered
md the young mems roadoart was minus
lhafts ana whiffietree.
Chss. r. Lawrence, a well-known Gu.
Zen and rebellion pensioner, died very
Friday afternoon while on
visit to his wife and daughter In havef-
iii, n. IA. Mr.. Lawrence had been ~
Door health for several years and has iot
ONE time resided with his youngest
Mrs. n. ). Drury, OF this p.aee'
ie was go years OF age.