Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-15
Randolph Continued.
Otis RIFoRD.
John imball is again in town.
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John Kim ball is again IN town.
Mrs. Horace Lamb is reported i'll.
Mrs. J. j. Trerise is quite seriously i'll.
John Dubois is home from New York
city.
Miss Ethel Sargent visited in town re-
Gently.
VIM. Mann was at home from Saratoga,
N. Y, over Sunday.
+. Il. Healey, Jr., went to Springfield
yesterday on business.
The Cooperative creamery pays 2se. for
butter fat for January,
DR.. s. n. Gould was in Waterbury several
days lately on business.
II, b. Bell has been in New York mar
kets several days this week.
Miss Martha Cram OF Williamstown has
come to work at the Red Lion Inn.
Chas. Storms OF Montpelier junction
came down Tuesday for short stay.
f.. A. Shattuck and wife attended the
funeral OF his sister at Windsor yesterday.
Will Slack is to vacate the Steele board
ing house this week and move back to his
farm.
b. F. Leonard of washburn, Me, was in
town last week visiting his nephew, II. A.
Leonard.
L. S. Dudley was called to No. Hatley,
p. O., Tuesday by the death, OF fever, Of
his son, Albert.
Mrs. Julia White OF shelburne Falls,
Mass, visited Mrs. j. w. Brown at the
Red Lion Tuesday.
Hank White, the well-know minstrel
and brother OF Rev. Homer White, died
at Felchville yesterday.
Measles are rather on the increase, es-
pecially among the young people. Nearly
twenty are out OF the High school.
The circular conference which was to
have been held at the Congl church Tues
day did not take place on account of the
storm.
J. r. Carrigan went to Palmer, Mass,
Monday, where be has been offered pay.
ing place for himself and wife in charge
OF a farm.
Ed. Carlisle's son, who has scarlatina,
has been very i'll the past week, but is now
better. Ed. himself is III in bed with
neuralgia.
}. V. Newton has a prize COW, which he
claims gives 80 lbs. of milk that tests per
cent cream per day. He has been offered
sll0 for her,
The Eastern Star Valentine tea was post
poned from Tuesday until today because
OF the storm. II will be held at the Red
j. f. Carrigan returned Tuesday from
a trip to Palmer, Mass. He and Mrs. Car
rigan expect to go to Palmer shortly,
where they will both work on a gents
place.
A letter from Harry Brown, received by
r. n, Bean, states that he has been
obliged TO return to the hospital, after ten
days attempt to resume duty with his
company.
VIM. A. Wells OF Moore's Mills, n. Y,
was here the first OF the week, returning
yesterday, accom- panied by his sister, Mrs.
Rebecca Wells, who will stop with him
for time.
Prof. W. NJ. Jakway's lecture Monday
evening would have been better attended,
but for the storm. II was very interest
ing. The Prof. took an X-ray view Of the
broken arm OF the little Howard girl.
Mrs. Alonzo Emery went to Washing
ton, ID. C., yesterday, where she will re-
ceive treatment at a hospital. Her son,
Clarence, accompanied her as far as Jersey
city. Mr.. Emery has been in Washington
for some time.
At the convention OF the National
American Woman's Suffrage association
at Washington, ID. G, Feb. 5 Il, Hon. Jas
Hutchinson and Mrs. Clinton II. Smith
we're delegates from Vermont and took
part In the meetings.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred j. storms move to
Essex Junction this week, where he has
accepted an excellent position as day
telegraph operator. While congratulate
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Storms sincerely
regret their departure from town, where
they have just settled in their new home