Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-26
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Geo. Wood is able co oe on the streets
again.
NJ. B. Rumrill is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Miss Sue Sanford returned from Boston
Monday.
NJ. A. Tewksbury is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. G. w. Barnes is severe sufferer
from rheumatism.
Miss Clara Dubois resumed teaching in
sr grade Tuesday.
Miss Emma Moses was able to reopen
her school Monday.
Fred Copeland has been quite i'll, threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. N. W. Rindge is stopping with
Mrs. VIM. Burroughs.
A daughter was born yesterday to John
Mudgett and wife OF Braintree.
A daughter was born Monday to Geo.
Cahee and wife OF West Braintree.
Dana II. Morse was in Sboreham yester-
day to address an agricultural meeting.
II. A. Rogers and wife of Hardwick
have been guests this week OF II. II. Bean.
+. N. Jerd has taken possession OF his
Mrs. e. o. Blanchard has been i'll since
her return from Boston, but is improving.
Miss Jennie williams OF New Britain,
Conn, is here for stay OF two or three
weeks.
Alvin U'Connor of Manchester is visit
ing friaL DIS here, a guest at Lyman Hutch
inson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mead left Monday
Tor New York. They sail for Europe
Saturday.
The Christian church is being wired.
Lights have been placed In Ira Williams
new house.
N. H. West, who has been numbered
with the grip patients the past week, is
gaining slowly.
The district meeting is to be held with
Beulah Chapter, No. 10, o. K. s., next
week Thursday.
Miss Alice Hobart is taking an enforced
vacation from the postofiice, having sue
cumbed to the grip.
The Graded school did not keep
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon be-
cause OF the convention.
Mrs. Henry booth was called to the
western part OF the state yesterday to
care for her mother, who is i'll.
Phe ladies' the White church will hold
a social With Mrs. VIM. Bass Thursday af-
ternoon, Feb. 2d, from 2:30 till 80 p. m.
T.. A.Thomasi store has been frightened
no bv a fresh coat OF white paint. Mr..
Thomas was in market last week buying a
large lot OF new goods.
Rev. Frank A. Eldridge OF Lowell is
spend NJ few days at Dea. R.Holbrook's.
MIR. Eidridge's father, Rev. b. b. Eldridge,
yas pastor Of the Christian church in this
p ace from 1862 to 1865.
The Robinson patent grinding mill re.
c'nt Y purchased of the Exchange by j.
w Untiedt Of West Brookfield arrived
last Thursday and ID. c. Woodward,
machinist, is setting up the mill this
week.
The death is reported Of b. Howard
smith, the oldest inhabitant Of Gouver-
neur, y. V aged qS He was q native OF
Williamstown and married a Randolph
lady. BIO, after passing 70 years OF wed
ded life, died last November.
]. w. Gabrielle joined the pilgrimage Of
NJ unit Sinai Temple, n. NJ. $. 10 Rutland
tuesday and assisted in comforting the
degree on 81 candidates. There were
about $50 in the caravan. "Gabe" reports
even more than the usual good time.
A little girl Of George Thayer OF Brain.
tree got bean up her nose, which resist
d all effort at removal until she was
brought here yesterday and chlorotorm
administered in the office OF Drs. Russ
low Il Angel, when the elusive spheroid
vas captured.
J. f. Eldiedee, James Hutchinson, Dean
Wedgword ana Leonard Hutchinson OF
Sarre leave today for Washington, ID. {.
Capt. Eldredge makes a short business
trip, Leonard Hutchinson will remain
only few days, while Judge Hutchinson
and Dean expect to remain several weeks.
w. r. Emerson took large humber of
headache powders Monday, but continued
a victim OF the trouble until doctor was
called who, not knowing what be had al
ready done, gave him medicine which, in
combustion with the powders, rendered
him unconscious for time. He speedily
recovered and went back to work yester-
day.
Jan. 18th the NeighborhOod Whist club
met with Ernest Manchester and wife.
The usual number were present +. II.
Cleveland and Mrs. J. Harris Bass gained
the most points. Last Friday evening the
club was Invited 10 meet with DIR. and
Mrs. q W. scott. +. n. Godfrey and Mrs.
j. II. Bass gained 13 points. Sandwiches,
pie, cake and coffee were served and all
rnloyed pleasant time.
Among those IN town called BY the con-
vention OF o. herwise are A. {. Holman Of
-. Alhans. Mrs. Carroll Granger Of Barre.
n sses Kathleen starr and Lizzie OBJ len
- White River juno ion, Miss Carrie
Yong Of f4agEvifia AZ N Euane -