Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08

Rufus Cloud has been home on visit
the past week.
Edgar Reynolds is not able to be out
yet but is gaining.
Fred Grey has closed his campaign of
| races for the season.
Chas. Graves Is reported not so well the
past week as before.
Mrs. Lyman Allen is quite i'll with
nervous prostration.
Pearl Waldo is recovering from his in
| jury OF broken arm.
Mrs. Kate Soper of Randolph visited
| friends here last week.
James Oakman is able to be on the street
/ but has TO use crutches.
/ Mrs. Fred Shepard is visiting her sister
at West Lebanon, \. II.
I Mrs. Thomas Blaekler has returned
\ from her visit to Boston.
j. X. Flint has been in quite feeble
health the past three weeks.
The annual fair OF the NJ. E. society will
close this Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Choat returned to
their home in Boston Monday.
Mrs. ona Day Bingham is reported IN
aud under the physicians care.
Mrs. Norman Sewall is reported much
better and is expected TO recover.
Bert Preston is at home from Hinsdale,
n. H., for two weeks vacation.
c. p. Tarbell has a standing offer for his
Mayfiower colt when four months old.
Mrs. George Shepard Vaille OF Ludlow
visited her father and mother last week.
John F. Shepard, assistant inspector,
inspected Bixby post last Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Isle Mcintosh was in Littleton,
Claremont and other places last week SELL
ing jelly.
The semi-annuaI meeting Of the Village
improvement society will be held tomor-
row evening.
The news OF the death OF Miss Grace
Bascom of Bethel was a great shock to
her many scquaintances here.
The White River grange is to hold a
public meeting at Hewitts hall Friday,
Nov. 10. All are cordially invited.
Ora Goodale has commenced the foun-
dation of his new house in the village here
under contract with Ira Spaulding, build
err.
Oramel Morse is moving the house near
the railroad bridge to Mrs. Spaulding's
place and is to tit it up for tene-
ment.
Several OF our young people assisted In
the chorus OF the harvest concert given at
Bethel last evening and several others at
tended.
DR.. HoIton OF the state board of health
made an inspection of the heating and
venslating OF the graded school building
this week.
Oh. johnson OF STAFFORD has been as
sisting w. f. Gorham in his photograph
studio the past two weeks, during the
press of business.
DR.. Fish was called to Tunbridge Sun
day evening in consultation with DIR.
Hayward in the case OF K. X. Skinner,
who is seriously i'll.
o. n. Stoughton put his electric light
plant in operation last Friday evening
and 1t is giving excellent service. The
lights are brilliant and strong.
Chef Sanborn has moved from the mill |
village to the Schontag house in the vii. |
laRe. He has rented his house to Vet |
Davis, who has moved from South Tun-
bridge.
Miss Mabel Woodwork returned from
the hospital at Burlington last week
having sufficiently recovered from her re-
cent injury to go to her home az North |
Royalton.
H. Martin is making extensive re-
pairs in one OF his store-rooms in the
block which ne mas Tenttu " party ~
Barre under the firm name OF the South
Royalton Clothing company.
Some of the w. r. c. members assembled
at their hall Tuesday evening to receive
election returns and were very enthusiast
tic over reports as they came in. They
served refreshments during the evening.
Postmaster Sargent has received notice
thar the first petition sent into the ot1ce
for rural delivery in this section has been
by the congressman and
approved by the first assistant postmaster
general.
al. c. Dickerman is not able to be out
vet. He was burned more seriously than
supposed to be about the neck and hands.
The finger nails of his right hand have all
come of and the burns on his neck were
very deep.
The Charlestown, Ind, Press gives
notice OF the marriage OF Miss Jennie
Young to S. II. Van Hook OF Charles
town, Ind. Mrs. Hook is the daughter of
Solon Young, formerly of this vicinity, !
and a grand niece OF o. 5. Curtiss OF this !
village.