Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
WilIiamstown.


W. J. Laekey of Berlin was in town last
Sunday.
Martin Flint was in town tee first OF
the week.
Rev. Cory Watson OF Greenfield, Mass,
| is in town.
Frank Tracy OF Brookfeld was in town
last Friday.
viii Noble of Brookfield was in town
last Friday.
c. NJ. Edison returned from Boston
Saturday night.
Mrs. Henry Griffin is in Rutland caring
4 for a sick aunt.
| Bert Fisher is to move to Mark Peck's
place in Brookield.
| Fred Martin is in Barre working in the
new steam laundry.
Cyrus Parker OF Washington is to work
for Orville Bosworth.
Bert Perham OF Brookfield was in town
last week on business.
ID. ID. Royce of South Barre took in our
town meeting the 7th.
Mrs. Erastus Church is quite i'll with
grip and other troubles.
o. j. Gale OF South Barre is nearly set
tied on the Simons farm.
W. II. Sprague Of East Brookfeld was
IN town on business the 10th.
Beans we're devoureG at the vestry Of the
NJ. r, church the 7th by good crowd.
Frank Thresher OF Braintree was in
town the first OF The week on business.
c. NJ. Edison was in Boston last week
purchasing goods Tor he furniture store. /
Tcm Sanders Of HaverhiH, Mass, is in /
town attending to bis GulflSprings prop /
erty.
Ed. Boyden Of East Randolph was in /
town Saturday with load Of stools for ].
81. Seaver.
Shoe dealer w. X. Gale Of Barre visited /
his parents, Hawley Gale and wife, the
9th and 7th.
II. NJ. Farnham's personal property is to
advertised to be sold to the highest bid
der the 18th.
Frank Dibble of Brooktield and Frank
A. Rich OF Barre city were in town on
business the 9th.
George Booth moved from the Beckett
block last week Saturday to Barre city
where he has gone to granite cutting.
Rev. VIM. Scofield is installed as town
house janitor in i. d. Poland's place. he
resigned after sixteen years Of service.
Edwin Smith, better known as
Northheld, was in town last Saturday ON
business.
Henry Downs hand Is so bad from the
injury OF two weeks ago that he has been
obliged to suspend work at the store OF
j. X. Lynde.
Master Roscoe Lynde fell from a high
place where he and his comrades had
climbed last week Friday and sprained his
wrist quite badly.
Harry Kingsbury began work for
Grearson Beckett last Monday. He
starts in as Jumper Harry is from
South Washington.
w. W. Martin and wife received visit
from their daughter Belle Martin, ana
their granddaughter, Edie Carpenter, OF ,
Montpelier last Sunday.
b. Daggett Of Bristol and " d. Taylor
Of Richford we're in town the 7th and Sth ,
and q. w. Moxley OF Newport was at the
Monument House the 9Th and 10th.
A warning is up for town meeting to
be held the 25th at l o'clock p.m to trans r
act business that should have been trans
acted at the annual meeting. IL is :
slect first lister. a
Allen MCQuarie, a workman at the o
luarries, was caught by falling block OF
granite last Friday and had both legs
crushed below the knees. They were inn
amputated below the knee
oints.
n the Gulf sold last Monday for very
rood prices. The real estate comprising
he Gulf Springs property was not dispos-
ID of. There seemed to be no one present
lesirous Of possessing 1t.
+. 5. Martin has sold about 20 acres of
and to Ii. $. Platt, it being the land on -
he east side OF Baptist street and ada
ent to Platt's land. Mr.. Martins farm is
low wholly west of the highway, bring
ng it into more commodlous shape to
are for.
A fire was started in the brick block in
be back store Of q. r. Bosworth last Il
aturday which might have proved dis
strous. A kerosene lamp communicat-
4 the flames to combustibles and thence
D the wall OF the apartment. Help was 4
/ hand and the fire was subdueu with
ut much harm except slight charring of
be room and burning Of MIR. Bosworth's
ands.
"A dose ia time saves lives" DrWood's