Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-16

81 POTTER Co., c. E. FLINT, AGENT.
Mrs. ]. Neville has returned to he
home in Barre.
Charles Blessington OF Quechee was il
town Saturday.
Albert Allen visited friends in Holyoke
Mass, last week.
There are between 35 and 40 cases o
grip in the village.
Fred Northrop has bought the COY
farm on Dairy hill.
Miss May Dewey went to Boston yester.
day for short stay.
Miss Belle Shepard has returned from
her visit to Ludlow.
Rev. K. w. Sharp visited friends in
Brattleboro last week.
Later news from Mrs. Fish, the DOCTORS
wife, is more favorable.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish OF Taunton, Mass, is
at home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barrows have a
daughter born Jan. 31st.
Mrs. c. A. Sanborn visited in BurIing-
ton the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Atkins visited
friends in Warren last Friday.
Hoyt Knight and family went to Hart
| ford, Conn, Monday to remain.
Mrs c. II. smith OF Washington is hay-
ing the care OF her sister, Mrs. Fish.
The regular meeting of Rising Sun
Lodge will be held next Wednesday.
The Chelsea stage failed to come in
Tuesday owing to the blockade of snow.
Frank Morse moves his family and
household goods to Spring field this week.
Mrs. Siss Doubleday, who has been
quite Ill the past two weeks, is improv-
ing.
The regular meeting OF Blxby Post and
Corps will be held Saturday evening, the
18th.
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland OF Chelsea Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Stoughton, last
week.
Henry Hayes OF West Hartford is max
ing his home at Chas. Spaulding's during
the winter.
Frank Merrill arrived home last Mon
day from his western snd southern trip
selling shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walcott OF Tun-
bridge visited Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Double
day last week.
A. G. Whitman and L. F. Terry have
been appointed commissioners OF the es-
tate OF Mrs. Catherine Wills, deceased.
Owing to sickness OF the members OF
the board, the auditing OF the accounts OF
the town was continued until this week.
Ed. Green received news last week that
his son, John Green, OF Berlin was sick
with pneumonia. Later news says
that he is doing we'll.
Clarence Burke, who has been in the |
employ OF the White River Shoe Co. for |
the past five or six years, intends to make |
farming his business in the future.
Mrs. L. j. Fish is still in very critical |
with pneumonia and the symp- |
toms are not favorable. She has been de- |
lirious most OF the time the past week.
The fourth quarterly conference will be
held in the Methodist church on Wednes-
this conference are expected to be pres
emit.
The lecture advertised to be given Mon
day evening by Rev. c. o. Judkins OF
was postponed to Monday even
ing, the goth, owing to the stormy
weather.
Warren Tenney OF the University at
ana Arthur Kelley OF the Rgri-
college are at home for few
lays. MIR. Kelley makes his home at w.
P. Bowman's when in Vermont.
Ernest Goodale OF Cambridge, Mass,
vas in town last week, having visited his
has recently been reelected secretary and
treasurer OF the Rawson a Morrison Ma
'hine Co. of Cambridgeport Mass.
Hereafter the Sunday evening services
il the Methodist church will consist OF a
praise service and short address by the
,sstor. For the remainder OF the month
{ will be on the young men of the bible,
md for the month of March on the young ,
women OF the bible.
VIII Cushman OF Northfield visited his .
ather and mother last Monday. He in
ended to return on the 4:45 train, having
invited party to entertain with whist In
he evening. The train reported five
tours late left him to mediate on pleas /
Tres that would have been.
Mrs. Albert Sargent is still confined to
Ter bed. j. q. Ashley and wife and Ed.
argent and wife are able to be about the
Iouse. James Griffin and children, Mrs.
dairy Tslbert, Neil Nye, Mrs. Blanche
siddall and WILDER Thurston are recent 9
ictims of the grip and also Arthur Pierce !
tho is very sick with 1t.
The heavy snowstorm OF Monday and
ionday night, with high wind, block |
ded the highways and railway. Not till
Wednesday did many attempt to come in !
rom the adjoining districts. Snow fell !
0 the depth OF 10 inches. Tuesday even
ng ii was almost impossible to travel :
Inside the village owing to the Wind 5
riven snow. a
The fifth lecture of the Peoples lecture c
curse, which was to have been given last /
Ionday evening by Rev c. o. Judkins, c
as postponed on account of the storm .
Ut will be given next Monday evening in
ne Methodist church. Mr.. Judkins is !
ne OF the brightest men in the Vermont I
difference and will give an entertain.
tent worthy OF the patronage OF the
hole town. (
r. Miles Pain Pins STOP Headache.