Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-05
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Mrs. F. c. Little is reported much bet
ter.
AFRO Nichols is able to ride to the vii
lsge.
E. B. Whitaker, NJ. D., was in town las
Thursday.
The second tax bill isin the hands Of
the treasurer.
Henry Martin is suffering an attack o
hesrt trouble.
A daughter was born the 26th TO Mike
Somanai and wife.
FIG. Rogers OF Barre was in town Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
B. F. Sibley was in Mortified on bust
ness the 26th, also G. w. Brast.
Several from here attended the county
convention at Chelsea last Saturday.
Ernest Cross is at home from his work
/ in Montpelier nursing broken leg
/ W. W. Kibbee has moved to Millville
and is occupying Chester Flint's house.
| Lewis B. Dragon has been in y. Y. state
I placing a monument on his fathers bur-
/ iRl lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford of Bethel
were here last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 7. Colby.
". P. Townsend OF Chelsea passed
through our town last Thursday en- route
for Chelsea.
Miss Kate Erskine of this village and
teacher at the quarries, is quite sick with
gastric fever.
A four horse load OF young people from
Barre passed through to the Springs last
Friday night.
Asa G. WILDER is sick at his brothers in
Woodbury. and Mrs. g. 7. Colby is there
caring for him.
Van MeAllister's wife and two boys are
yet quarantined with scarlet fever and all
are doing well.
Chas. A. Koeber and bride OF White
River junction were. at the Monument
House last Thursday.
A young son OF n. L. Nixon Is reported
i'll with scarlet fever, and Henry LsEells
family have il in mild form.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Bailey were called
to Berlin one day last week 10 attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Balley's niece.
Another town meeting is warned for
July II at Z 80, to see II there can be more
room provided for school purposes.
DR.. Dudley B. Smith Of Plainfeld has
been in town visiting his brothers, ID. NJ.
and NJ. A. Smith, and other relatives.
Lawyer Allen Martin, who has been Wis
Friday to his home in Essex Junction.
nc. Madison, the o. /. c. company's
agent from Philadelphia, has been here
supplying some OF our dealers with cigars.
Marcus Boutwell, OF MONTPELIER, who has
been visiting his nephew, G. W. Nichols,
Is now at Eugene Densmore's in Chelsea.
Mrs. F. A. Jackson is suffering a second
attack OF mental alteration. The family
have the sympathy OF the community.
Miss Annie Kingsbury OF Boston came
last Friday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kingsbury Of South Washing
ION.
Henry Nixon's daughter, Blanche, and
F. c. Little's son, Arnie, are both sick
With scarlet fever, although in a mild
orm.
Capt. L. A. Abbott OF Washington, d.
=, is stopping at w. E. Granger's and is
busy arranging and writing his family
senealogy.
The entertainment given by the Wilder
Orchestral club at the town hall last Mon
lay evening was well attended and highly |
Mrs. Fred Graves and two children |
rom Colorado Springs are here for the |
ummer visiting her parents, Mr.. and |
irs. II. c. House.
Work was begun last Monday on the |
Ibutments OF the new wooden bridge that |
s to span Lypde a Cheney's mill-pond. |
has. Wood with his force OF help from 1
'arre is doing the work.
q. w. Nichols has had a fine monument |
rected upon bis lot in the village ceme-
cry Ky Elliot Bros. This firm have other /
peeimens OF their manufacture in the
anne cemetery that they have no occasion
D be ashamed OF.
Bert and George Robinson returned
aturday from a weeks fishing at Milton,
nd haudsomer collection of fish is sell
ON taken from Lake Champlain. They
aptured 90 that aggregated $50 pounds.
hey left pickerel with the landlady OF
be Monument House that weighed 10
ounds.
1t is deserving to say of E. ]. Gale OF the
ew Spring hotel that, as a summer resort,
is house and surroundings are unques-
onably fine and attractive. The house
cool and airy, the drives and walks are
leasant and romantic. In shady hooks
long the winding walks are rustic seats,
nd everything is made pleasant for all
no favor the landlord with their patron
ge. People from abroad, as well as at
ONE, daily frequent the gulf for amuse-
lent. Among those who visited there
ast week were:-J. NJ. Perry and wife,
)r. II. o. Worthen and wife OF Barre, DR.. |
n. Goss and wife of Chelsea, DR.. +. j.
ish and wife of South Royalton, DR.. J. f.
ish, head physician OF the insane asylum
I Taunton, Mass, and DR.. W. j. Tindall
Williamstown.