Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-26
E. F. Emerson is a victim of lumbago.

Ell Emerson is a victim OF lumbago.
J. D. Denison was in Burlington Tues
day.
Miss Maud Gourley has returned from
/ Penaeook, n. II.
NJ. w. Merchant OF Quechee visited his
/ brother, Leb, Thursday.
Russell Barnes, special pension examin-
/ er, was in town yesterday.
r. R. Slack is nov stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. w. p. Flint.
Mrs. Elmer Burt is in Hinesburg today
! to attend the funeral OF brother.
Mr.. Barlow, father Of Mrs. J. W. Brown
OF the Red Lion, is very i'll at the Inn.
The Emerson mill is shut down this
week on account OF repairs to the engine.
II. g. spauIding, representative OF the
St. Adams Messenger, was in town today.
Mrs. Hank Morris OF Mortified return
ed home Monday, after months stay at
b. F. Ssygent's.
"a Citizen wonders why no flag floats
from the fine new pole in schoolhouge
yard. Who will answer
Mrs. Jane Spear and Mrs. Manorra
Flint OF st. Paul, Mimi, came yesterday
to visit at A. e. Hendricks and other rel
atives.
P. W. Connolly and Adelbert Hart
leave tomorrow night for Loon Lake in
the Adirondacks to work in a summer
hotel.
l.. E. HollenbaeK has hired j. H. Lam
sons house, to be vacated May LIST by Bell
Bros, who move to A. g. Wheeler's on the
avenue.
j. W. Blanchard's shipment OF stock to
market Monday included 100 hogs
a 1.2c.), 1872 sheep a l-2c.) and so calves
q to 4c).
DR.. L. B. Allen is in Burlington today
TO be present at an operation to be per-
formed on his father, who lives in East
Roxbury.
Clarence r. Wood of Bsrre, representa-
tive OF the National Life Insurance com
pany of Montpelier, was here on business
Monday.
j. H. Moulton returned Tuesday from
Medford, Mass, after a seven weeks stay
there. Mrs. Moulton and Miss Mary come
this week.
w. r. Wells and Miss Leonore r. Han
mum, both of Chicago, were married Apr.
18th at Chicago, Mr.. Wells is a brother OF
Mrs. Henry S. Booth.
Mrs. s. G. Clark returned from the
Massachusetts, General hospital in Boston
Saturday, greatly benefited by her several
weeks treatment there,
julius E. Jerd has rented the rooms in
Cushman block formerly occupied by DR..
A.C. Bailey and will make 1t headquarters
for his clothing sample business.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is to teach the
Briantree hill school and Mrs. l.. p Booth
the Braintree Branch school, There is
great scarcity OF teachers in this vicinity.
Clarence Cleveland was in town yester-
day. He has finished work at White
River Jet. and went today to work for the
Grand Union Tea company at Burlington.
f. H. Ketchsm is putting in a private
telephone line for the use OF the Electric
company between this place and the
Bethel plant. There will be two instru-
ments at each end.
Miss Nellie Magennis came Saturday to
spend a week here, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Atwood. She goes to Fletcher
soon where she has been engaged to teach
a spring term of school.
j. f. Carrigan and wife have changed
their location to Bridgewater, Mass. Mr.
Carrigan is doing chores for a physician
and Mrs. Carrigan is employed in the
home of the same family.
Owing to a failure to post the warning
for the annual town meeting in season,
II will have to be special meeting one
week later than the regular date, The
HPbN0AS IAo1N
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Lille and Mrs, Ida
Drake went to Newport, N. H., Monday to
visit. Miss Vanlora Spear went to Clare
mont, n. H., the same day where she and
Mrs. Drake will spend some time with rel
atives.
Uncle Sam again shows bis enterprise
by offering for sale at postoffices little
books containing postage stamps with
PAGER between to prevent their sticking
together. Only cent extra is charged for
the convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. wyman are to occu-
Ply tenement in the Walbridge house.
The parents of Mrs. r. Z. Wyman, Lyman
Howe and wife, will soon come from Chi
cago to reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman
on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Walter wymsn is the leading can
didate in a voting contest that Is being
conducted by the Barre Telegram, the
prize being a $50 Quaker Grand range.
Mrs. Wyman is both worthy and needy,
and her friends hope to see her win.
Arson Burroughs has purchased the
trucking business of Mark Goodell and
begun work. Saturday night a COW, for
which Mr.. Burroughs had refused Bodied
and paper was circulated by his friends
Monday to assist him in the purchase OF
another.
Frank II. Stevens OF Somerswortb. N
d., and Natalie Y Boyce of Lebanon. n.
h, formerly of this place, were married
Tuesday evening by Rev. w. II. ChidIey
at the parsonage. They will reside in
Somersworth, where Mr.. Stevens owns a
restaurant.
Last Saturday forenoon Sheriff A. L.
Iady OF Bethel sold the stock of goods OF
W. +. Blood at auction, the highest bid
being $50. n. G. Greene was the purchas-
er. Later in the day Albert T. Morse pur- !
chased the goods and Monday the store
was reopened for business. Mr.. Morse
has many friends who wish him success
in his new enterurisa