Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Williamstown.

Henry cross is married. Luhus
Rev. j. o. Sherburne was here the l4th
The NJ. E. parsonage is being reprinted
c. NJ. Edison was in the Granite city
the 18th.
LIB. Dragon is IN New York state visit
ing friends.
c. U. Lathrop was in Chelsea the 18th
on business.
Stephen Wilcox OF Brookfeld was here
last Friday.
Jim Angel Of East Brook field was in
town Monday.
c. L. Holman OF Randolph was at A. A.
Reeds the 18th.
Lewis Gray OF Chelsea was in town the
! 18th on business.
The forest worms are working consider
ably in some places.
! H. NJ. Farnham OF East Montpelier
was in town Friday.
G. II. Bacon was over from Chelsea
/ Monday on business.
Andrew Burnham's mother has not
been so well the past ten days.
NJ. W. Chamberlin, overseer Of Wash
ington, was in town Saturday.
This town was lightly represented upon
the excursion to Vergennes the 18th.
Mrs. Van ID. McAllister is SICK with
scarlet fever. Her son, Leon, is better.
A gravel train was here several days last
week hauling material to Montpelier.
/. II. Rowell, II. L. Cheney and A. K.
Farnham were in Montpelier the 18th.
Andrew Burnbam was in Granite city
.he 18th on business for Edison brothers.
Mrs. Follensby Harrington Goodrich is
practically an invalid from rheumatism.
Mrs. W. F. Dewey and daughter OF
Chelsea were in town shopping the 18th.
Patsy Austin was in North Randolph
and Brookfield last week visiting friends.
W. A. Pepper and daughter, Winnie, OF
Washington were In town last Saturday.
Miss Woodward Of Randolph substitut-
ed for the grammer school teacher last
week.
Road Commissioner J. b. Wells OF Ran
dolphlwas in town the 18th and 14th on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Granger were in
Barre the l4th to attend the Universalist
A. B. Manchester and others from Ran
dolph were in attendance at the Pomona
grange the 18th.
Frank e. Cross Is suffering with a dis
aased foot which is assuming a very I'M
favorable condition.
II. j. Martin has the local agency for |
me Osborne moving machine and IL looks |
to be very good machine.
J. f. Bailey, W. NJ. OF Summit lodge, f. !
md A. NJ. attended the Grand lodge at |
Burlington the 18th and 18th.
The auction at ARA Nichols Saturday
vas lightly attended and property sold re-
uctantly, but fair prices were realized.
Mrs. Florence Kibbee Clark has recov-
red from an attack OF scarlet fever and
eturned TO her home in North Randolph.
Thomas Kenyon OF St. Albans is serving
S night Waterman here in place OF Van
ieAllister, who is of duty because OF
ickness In his family.
W. E. Worthley and DR.. F. A. Warner
( Washington we're in town last Friday
no the same day w. &. Nye and family
assed through the village.
Henry Cross and Della Lovarnway, both
I this village, were married last Sunday
t the home OF her sister, Mrs. Bert Clark,
lev. F. +. Currier officiating.
Wave Murray's little girl OF nearly two
ears died the 18th OF tuberculosis. The
lneral was attended the 14th from the
ouse, Rev. ID. II. Strong officiating.
Last week the railroad turn-table coll
psed with heavy engine, and II requir-
] wreck train and help from ST. Aloans
replace II. The locomotive was not IN
lred.
There was a large attendance at the
entral Vermont Pomona grange here the
ith. Adjoining towns were we'll repre-.
inted, and a very interesting program
as carried out. All were well pleased
18th the meeting.
r. NJ, II. NJ. and Frank Jefiords and
leir families of this town and Mrs.
airy Jetfords Heath and family OF South
ARE met with their parents, j. II. JET.
rds and wife, the 18th to congratulate
leir mother upon her 65th birthday. The
'casiou was very pleasant one to both
irents and children.
At the Republican caucus Saturday
ght the following delegates were elect
To the District convention at White
liver Junction the 26th, J. X. Lynde, c.
Lathrop and A. A. Reed; State dele
ties, Frank Martin, w. +. Granger and
:. z. Pratt; County, Z. H. Martin, G. w.
gnde, r. w. Jeffords, W. /. Covell and
{. Little.