Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
Williamstown.
Grip is still gripping.

GRIP is SILL gripping.
The village schools closed Friday.
Frank Thresher is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Frank Thresher remains about th
same.
L. l.. Stone was in Barre last week o.
business.
George, son of Will Hopkins is i'll, wit
the grip.
W. A. Reed visited in Berlin the first o
the week.
j. X. Lynde enters upon a cash system
after March 1st.
III. @. Lazell took possession of his mea
market the LIST.
Geo. Marr is acting foreman for Grear
son, Beckett & Co.
H. s. Annis of Chelsea was in town OF
business Saturday.
The auditors will begin their work o.
auditing this week.
Postmaster Sprague of East Brookfielo
was in town Monday.
DR.. Davenport OF MiIlvilIe has been
quite sick the past week.
Earl Simmons OF East Brookfeld is
visiting at James Grams.
M. S. Benjamin OF Bradford, Mass, was
~ bp0h ol DuSIutbb T6ceDtlY.
Logs are being hauled rapidly these
days to Lynde & Cheny's mill.
DR.. Ladd is very busy with professional
duty during the prese mt epidemic.
DR.. E. E. Ladd was called to Daniel
Fordham's professionally Saturday.
Forest Seaver bad a rib fractured a few
days ago while at work in the woods
Ex Butcher Smith and j. A. Perry were
In Mortified last Friday and Saturday
Confectioner j. E. Dowd OF w. r.
Junction made bis regular visit here the
4th.
G. w. Nichols was in Berlin last Friday
TO visit his brother in law, Wm.B. Dsveu-
port.
Mrs. John Stone is slowly gaining from
the grip. Mr. Stone remains about the
same.
The F. & A. Ms. OF Summit lodge con-
ferred the third degree at their rooms last
evening.
Engineer o. F. Stebbins is In Barton
this week visiting his daughter, Mrs
Baldwin.
DIR. E. B. Watson is suffering from the
grip and has been unable to be ont for
several days.
e. T. Whitney became disabled a few
toyo dBO O9 a NItuCu anu udS DCG0 u0QtT
the physicians care since.
Two Italian families have vacated the
tenements on construction grounds and
gone to Northfield to live.
Ed. Fits OF East Randolph passed
through here the first with load OF prod
uce headed for Barre market.
@. II. Colby increased the size of his
dairy last week with seven cows from the |
Stevens auction, East Montpelier.
Willie Aubin received a scalp wound |
ast Monday by a blow from a derrick |
chain. DIR. Ladd dressed the wound.
M. l.. Kiser has engaged one of the new |
enements over Q. NJ. Seaver's store and /
Will move thereto with his family soon
F. r. Robertson OF Boston Is to be the
next Tuesday evening at the
iith entertainment OF our lecture course.
E.S. Martins creamery was broken into
asst Sunday night, and 10 or 20 pounds of
)utter and cream enough for 30 or 40
pounds more taken. Ii is likely the mis-
resnts are expansionists.
Mrs. ID. Waterman, a lady on the main
DAD to South barre, died very suddenly
he Both, and was buried in Elmwood
emetery. She was IS years old.
Dr. Lsdd was wired last Thursday from
landolph. He left Immediately and
Dubu MS llbllG Hlfks ut uOC~ 4
or returned Saturday, his child being /,
etter.
Judge VIM. II. Nichols OF Randolph
iade an official visit here last
aturdsy and XIV. Morse, wife and little
sughter dined at the Monument House
be same day. They are from Randolph.
Oscar Thompson's horse ran away at
lched to a sleigh last Sunday evening
nd remained tangled among the trees in
secluded place in the woods away from
pc highway until the following after
oon.
Lewis ID. Martin returned with his fam
y last Sunday morning from Kirksville,
10. Mr.. Martin has been studying the
,ience of osteopathy, and is now prepar
! for the profession. He has been absent
early two years.
Mrs. Clarissa Martin, widow of the
te Joel Shepard, died very suddenly the
at her son-in-law's, q. o. Smiths.
he funeral was held at the r, sidence last
Ionday and the burial was in the village
'metery. Deseased was 50 years old.
Rev. p. p. womer was called to Fast
rookfield last Tuesday evening, tue 7th,
Join in marriage Elwin q. Harrington
Gaysville and Miss Hattie Il. Sprague
East Rrookfeid. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ngton are to reside in East Brookfield.
John Dove and Fannie NJ. Simons OF
lis town were married the lst at the
lme OF the bride by Rev. p. p. Womer.
he newly welded couple are in Boston /
I'd Providence during their honeymoon.
hey will reside here, the place of Mr..
owes business.
While Jessie A. Poor was in the act of
tching a hog to slaughter few days ago
ran Violently against an over lay .strik-
e his nose near his eyes with sufficient
rec to crush the nasal bone and badly
utilate his face. At last accounts he :
as in bad condition.