Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
East Braintree.

( Robert Walker is still among the sic
4 ones.
( Charles Oracle is moving into ,frs. Rug
4 giles tenement.
Bert Fielders, who has been at Eas
Montpelier, has returned.
c. l.. Smith and family visited relative
Z in Washington last week.
I Miss Stella Vincent OF North Randolph
is visiting Mrs. Harry Ferguson.
4 Mrs. f. NJ. French is assisting in tn,
I care OF the sick at j. W. Untiedts.
f. Ellison OF Randolph has moved into
the east end OF the hotel building.
Earl is a good man with a colt il there
aren't too many piazza posts in the way
snowsville grange received two appli-
cations for membership last Saturday
evening.
Jennie Perham, who has been sick with
the measles at Waldo Butterrield's, Is con-
valescing.
There was a comparatively small attend.
ance from this part oi the town at the an
nual town meeting.
Several new patients have been added to
those who are entertaining the measles,
including f. .. Mann and Geo. Dibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Grain went to
I Moretown last week 10 visit relatives and
were detained beyond their original inten-
4 ton by he storm.
/ Mrs. Blanche Fish,r and Jonah Loomis
/ have had more serious times With their
measles than some OF the others, but both
are on the read to full recovery.
| In these days OF bad storms and worse
roads, our stage service as given by Mr.
/ Sprague leaves nothing TO be desired
! either in regularity or efficiency.
Clinton Blanchard and wife will enter.
D 4 4 l. a L
evening. All who are Interested in the
grange are invited to be present.
The audiences at the church during
February averaged the smallest Of any
month for several years, owing to the
stormy sundays aud the many cases OF ill
ness among the people,
The snow OF last Thursday was such
that il could not be rolled very well, so
Road Commissioner q. A. Clough use d a
scraper which was the product OF his own
ingenuity. II made q very good road too,
but we were glad to see the roller with
eight horses in front OF il, bright and early
Monday morning.
1t is not often in a village the size Of this, /
about a score Of houses, that one sees as /
many closed as there are here just now /
The place recently owned by Dea. John /
Peavey, Mrs. Melina Jerd's house, the |
whole OF Mrs. Mary Flagg's house, that /
DeiuHBluk 10 lnG esialt OIL Lub late r. + l
Clatlin, and the west end Of Mrs. Lucinda |
Blanchard's holel.
II. j. Farnsworth who has lived for two .
years on the farm belonging TO his moth
er's estate, has moved back to his own /
farm, and Charles Summer IS soon to occu-
by the village farm. MIR. Norman will |
live on Mr.. Summers farm and Mr.. Fetch
or, who has lived for year on Mr.. Farms
worth's place, will work Tor M ISIS Well
ington on her farm.
The annual meeting Of the Snowsville
Library association was held March 5.
The following officers we're elected Pres,
Rev. T.. W. Sturteyant; vice pres, Chas.
Powers; sec, X. II. Howard; treas, +. |.
Clatiin; clerk, {. l.. Smith; librarian, Mrs.
&. l., Smith. II was also voted to allow
members to draw books at any time during
the month by applying TO the clerk aud
paying five cents for each volume drawn,
all books to be returned at the regular
monthly meeting