Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
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Harry Phillips was in Barre Saturday.

Harry Phillips was in Barre Saturday.
b. F. Sargent's children have measles.
A daughter was born Saturday to Geo
| Pratt and wife.
Ernest Luce has gone to housekeeping
at F. A. Fortin's.
Bradford Tewksbury has been in this
week, but is now better.
The Cooperative creamery made % ,OOC
lbs. OF butter in January.
Mrs. Joseph Peavey has moved to ten
ement IN the Brooks block.
Mrs. Elijah Edison is very i'll. A coun-
Gil OF doctors was held Tuesday.
Mrs. Arvilla Clark OF Barre is stopping
with her brother, t. I. Butterfield.
Over a foot of nice snow fell Sunday
night, making plenty for logging.
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy has been confined to
the bed this week with a severe cold.
Mrs. q. j. Prince went to Lebanon
Tuesday, and later will go on to Boston.
Joseph Parker OF Richford is stopping
with his daughter, Mrs. Burt, this winter
New shelves, ETC., have been placed in W
+. Blood's store to hold an increased stock
OF goods.
Dana Battles went to Burlington Mon
day to get medical advice about his fail
ing eyesight.
ID. F. Lewis, Max, son OF Heber Holman.
and lutte son of Dana Robinson are ali
recovering from illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Storey from Cam
bridge have been with her sister, Mrs. j.
b. Wells, the past week.
Fred Terry and wife were tipped ont of
a sleigh Saturday and Mrs. Terry had
shoulder somewhat sprained.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Church have moved
to Montpelier. Miss jessie Church con.
tlnues her studies at the Normal.
b. Souto OF New York was in town yes
terday on business. His saw-mill at Hart
ford has lately been sold, though he re-
Iains his wood lot there.
Don't forget the X-Rays lecture under
the class OF 'O0's auspices. The subject is
interesting, and the boys deserve aid. /
Friday evening at Dubois q Gays hall.
Those who rent telephones are reminded
hat their use is limited to mem beers of the
amily, or strictly for the business of the
party renting. Other people must pay.
Last Thursday a party OF eleven from
he stock farm attended the Rochester
iramatic play and dance at Bethel and
Inc play and excellent time we're reported
Rev. Lucius T.. Barnard OF Galesburp
H., formerly of Vermont, who recentiv
leo, left bequest OF q, 900 to the Univer
ity OF Vermont and bvquests to Mrs.
.oqiss Gaylord and Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee
1 Brookfeld.
On his arrival at Boston Tuesday. some
I Evan Evans Boston creditors met him
nth legal pressure behind them. He SET
led an account OF the Boston Globe and ,
ne other. West q JENNIE also mad MIN in
be tolls for their claim. !
The 18th anniversary OF the Y.P.S.C.
. Will be observed at the Cbristian
nurch vestry next Sunday evening at Z
clock, taking the place OF the regular
'rvice. The congregation will be invited ]
special program is being arranged. $
Landlord Browns brigade OF cleaners is I
nsy at the Red Lion, making a great Z
ansformation In the appearance Of the ?
otels interior. Fourteen additionsI =
ecirlc lights have been put in. A bill.
ard and pool room is to be fitted on.
During 1899 II. p. Sanford a. 90. re- =
lived exactly 100 carloads OF grain. or =
l76 tons in all. There were AZ cars Of :
rn, IA OF oats, Is of bran, 9 of mixed n
ed, OF fine middliDgs, 4 OF cotton seed.
d gluten seed, OF wheat and 4 OF q 4ue' q,