Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-10
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+. A. Hayden OF Montpelier was In
town Saturday.
"Dr." Davenport OF Millville has been
quite i'll, but is better.
The party at Lynde cottage have broken
camp and come home.
Mrs. John Dufur is visiting in Water
bury, her former home.
Smith Morrill, OF Royalton was in town
on business last Friday.
b. F. Sibley and Ed. House were In
Barre the Sd on business.
Mrs. B. s. Goodrich is yet quite feeble,
but is gradually gaining.
Rev. f. F. Currier and family have been
in Dsnville for several days.
Willard +. Metcalf OF East Brookfield
was here on business the Sd.
Mrs. William Reed of Braintree is car
ing for Mrs. Ralph Whitney.
/ j. A. Perry was home recently from
Northtield for short vacation.
f. G.. Rogers OF Barre was up here Mon
dap after freight for DR.. Martin.
Fri Dirty and wife OF Brookfield visited
their son, Leon, in Millvile the 3lst.
Lester Carpenter OF the Argus office,
Montpelier, was in town last Sunday.
George II. Bass OF Chelsea was in town
the first part OF last week on business.
Frank Tracy and two sons OF Brookield
were in town on business last Monday.
| Cal. {. Carrollwas over to Snowsville
and Randolph onIbusiness last Friday.
T. T. Martin and family OF Barre visited
his father, Gurdon Martin, last Sunday.
/ Wesley Martin OF Plainfield is In town
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. W. Savery.
II c. Crocker and Stephen Wilcox OF
/ Brookteld were here the LIST on business.
Widow Andrew Burnham continues
very low, with feeble prospects OF rally
ing.
| Mrs. Austin Jackson has been in Barre
visiting her brothers, c. II. and G. |. jack
son.
Charles Clark Of st. Johnsbury is In
town visiting his brothers, George and
Dan.
Bert Simons OF Providence, r. l., is
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Simons.
Constable A. A. Reed was in st. Adams
Friday In the interest OF j. X. Lynde's
business.
Mamie Brush is clerking for ]. X.
Lynde during Myrtle Sewers vacation in
Nj ontreal.
Brakeman Dobbs has gone to Barre
where he has taken a job in the W. r.
depot YARD.
Allie Wiliore cut a bad cash In his knee
last Thursday which considerably impairs
his locomotiou.
Orlando Morse and wife OF Bethel were
guests OF g. Il. Colbyis and c. NJ Edsonis
families last week.
G. ID. Sawyer OF Mortified was in town
last Friday and erected some ombstones
in the village cemetery.
VIM. II. Msloy OF st. Adams Is acting
as engineer on this branch OF the railroad
during Q. +. Stebbins' vacation.
DR.. s. N. Goss OF Chelsea was called here
last Sunday in counsel with DR.. Tindall in
the case Of Mrs. Ralph whitney.
Mrs. Nathan {. Smith OF Washington,
ID. C., has come TO visit the many friends |
and relatives OF her late husband.
Rev. L. II. Elliot Of Waterbury preached |
at the Cong church last Sunday morning /
and at the NJ. +. church in the evening.
Several children in the families OF q. W. |
Holden and +. A. Flint at the east part OF |
the town are suffering with whooping |
cough.
T. o. Poland walked TO waitsfield the |
18th to see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben |
jamin Poland, and returned the first day /
OF August.
II. j. Colby OF Burlington has been in /
town recently and called on his father.in- /
law, Z. X Benedict, also his sister, Mrs. /
c. NJ. Edison.
J. A. Sanders caught from waters at the l
north part OF the state p fish-pickerel 1
ana mud fish-thRt weighed 90 pounds. 4
Joe is the man TO do IL.
NJ. +. Church went to Waterbury last
Saturday to visit his father Erastus
Church, who Is mentally IN at the Retreat.
q. W. Slavery accompanied him.
Miss Bell Martin OF Montpelier is
spending vacation with her parents, ".
W. Martin and wife. Their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Edith Carpenter, joins in the
visit.
Our band is engaged 20 furnish music
on the excursion to Westport, n. Y, next
Saturday and every body ought to go for
the more who go, the more II will help the
band.
Mrs. Arvills Averill, who was thrown
from her carriage and severely injured a
few days ago, is slowly recovering,
although In helpless condition at this
writing.
c. NJ. Edison and wife returned from
New York city the LIST, where Charlie had
been to attend the Furniture Manufse.
turer's National exposition. They were
absent eight days.
Walter Hubbard OF Royalton was in
town recently and bought a big load OF
lumber and hauled it TO East Brookfield
where he is doing an extensive job OF re-
pairing for Fred West.
Dana II. Morse OF Randolph was in
town the lst and was guest OF Hon. Geo
W. Lynde. The same day Horace w
Bailey OF Newbury was guest OF ]. W.
Brown at the Monument House.
A versnoa is being built on the side OF .
Beckett q Gales block to convenience the !
on the upper floor. The addition [
viii be 50 feet in length and feet in I
width and is being built by Messrs. Poole /
and Godfrey.
Mrs. Ahbie Simonds Wsles and daugb-
ter OF Dedbam, Mass, have been here sew {
eral DAYS visiting this, her former home. i
Mrs. Wales is daughter OF the late Deni-
son simonds and this is her first visit here
Tor many years.
Mrs. Ralph whitney is in q suffering !
condition with head trouble, which NAV {
prove serious. Mrs. Reed, with her little !
1aug Inter, vent TO Braintree last Thursday s
10 procure nurse to care for her, return I
ing the next day.
The whistle on the locomotive got de- :
ranged early last Sunday morning as II {
stood at its "moorings" and opened
shrill whistling that brouO nj soFne ~ The n