Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-22
Randolph Continued.

Little Eva Forth has suffered relapse.
David Seymour is again confined to the
bed
james Miles is seriously i'll with kidney
| trouble.
Mrs. " NJ. Hardy is in Morrisville for
a few days.
George and Otis Dumas spent Sunday
in Woodstock.
s. s. Ballard of Montpelier was down
Monday on business.
Orson Woodcock's pension has been in.
| creased from s14 to Sl7.
The school is not in session today
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. Fred Crane went to NcrthfieId
Monday to visit friends.
Miss Lena spaulding OF Barre is the
guest OF Miss Kate Howard.
The W. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs. S.
). Clark Friday at 3 O'Clock.
b. Souto of New York city has been in
town this week on business.
Miss Mary Magennis of Royalton visit
ed friends here over Sunday.
For January butter,the Brigham cream
cry paid IS l-2e., less &c. for maKing.
Mrs. G. e. Briggs and Miss Emma Sew
mour were in Burlington yesterday.
Rev. A. N. Lewis OF Montpelier was The
guest Of Rev. Homer White Monday.
The Calico dance at Grange hall Tues
day evening was not largely attended.
ID. II. Morse is in Cavendish, Ludlow
and Reading this week on Grange work.
The lntormals are invited to meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. j. W. Roweli. |
Harry Hayward came yesterday from
the U. V. M. medical college Tor short
stay.
The Baptist ladies will serve their usual
town meeting day boiled dinner at the
chapel.
class OF about 40 will receive the first
and second degrees at the Grange Satur. !
day evening.
A. t. Stafford and E. w. Paige OF New
YORK city, owners OF Wayside farm, were |
here Saturday.
The town officers have about completed |
work on the report. An abstract will be /
given next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McGlafiin OF Warren |
have been visitors this week at the home
OF Postmaster Eldredge.
Henry Holman arrived home from
Charleston Monday night, and has begun
work for X. A. Smith for year.
Drs. Scott and Clifford removed another
FOCUS OF tuoercular trouble from the left
hand OF Mrs. Will Pierce last week.
DIR. A. G. Bailey has secured a covered
slelgh ike DR.. Giford's to shield him
from the wintry winds, snow and rain.
Several Bethel items, which appeared
lsst week under the Randolph heading by
mistake, made queer reading. 1t was no
Joke TO US.
The postponed whist party of Fern Re-
oekah lodge will be held at Edson's hall
Friday evening of this week. Refresh
nents Will be served.
A. T.. Hollenbaek succeeds +. j. Storms
IS day operator at the station and Charles
storms has come from Montpelier limo.
ion as night operator.
w. w. Morton and II. p. Sanford are
pending the week IN Boston, going there
nesday. Charles Cushman also went to
he Hub" the same day.
Adelbert spooner, aged II, the father OF
,. A spooner OF this place, fell last Fri
ay ana broke his hip. Because OF his
ears serious results are feared.
Ash Wednesday service will be held in
y. johns church at 1890 q. m. Feb. Is.
,ther Lenten services will be held
wednesday afternoon at 3 O'clock.
The ladies Of the NJ. T.. church will boId
sociai 81 Mrs. O. b. Copeland's Friday,
larch ID afternoon and evening. A yeTy
ordial invitation is extended to ell.
The electric lights resumed business
aturoay evening, repairs Occasioned by
be hood and ice at the power station and
ihe washing out OF poles having been
lade. 4
Churchill McElroy, aged %, a brother of
lrs. Alex Tatro, fell in the stable last
'ees and has since suffered much from
-ouole with his hip. He probably had a
hook.
Df' l., 4. kusslow has sold the Prince |
lace W hich be bought a few months ego
" z 100 to Eugene Mann of Snowsville
y sZ,zo0. Mr.. Mann will soon move to !
ccupy 1t.
The measles are skipping nobody who
expos and who has not had them.
ne High school is badly broken IN and
here are several cases in the lower trades
ms. I