Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-15
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At last reports N. q. Davis ~
ing. ''s was innW
Alec Cannan OF Barre was i,
l2th on business. 'oRn tbs
at Randolph Center. ing schoo
Frank Chandler OF Chelsea i
in the stone shed here. y Wofkin,
field farm by March LIST. us Nortt.
Our town clerk will soon no All.
IN his place OF business. aoie 70 B,
Schools in town have closed vi,.
reports OF work done by teachers ~ gooi
DIR. w. j. Tindsll was called
held Center professionally ssturd. o'ooi.
Marcus Peck and VIM. O a..
Brookneld were in town last FrlSss Of
+. s. Martin is going on briski.
bis big wood-job despite the westb5s. VIA
Geo. Q. Nye OF South Royslton
town last Friday night aud Satnyaa%n" y
c. II. Martin was in Burlington
Lybde. " "
Because OF the severe snowslorn a.,
20 couples. aO0ei
JET. Flint of Snowsville passed tb...
here Friday on his way nome lug
Woodbury.. s if'u
H. II. Meader OF Marshfeld wsst.
Monday, having In view the leasing . ~ w w
Monument House. VI '0s
Mis-. q. 81. Edison has been mpch =
and her family ana physician ara 'v v.''
anxious about her. WI
Paul Wilfore has moved his family !.
hanaolpn where they have taken aDar.
ments on South Main street. pay
South Barre Dramatic Co. presen,sa j.
three-act drams entitled, cite soIds,,
Vow, Tin Lynde's hall last night.
G. II. Bigelow OF East Brookfisld v.,
town the 7th, also Eugene Freeman 49,
Godfrey Croutchey OF the same toWn.
j. b. Seaver OF Washington was In Tan,
last Saturday ana Paschal Currier on No,,
pelier was at A X. Martins SATURDAY.
The army worm has made such hsyo- !,
sugar orchards that farmers are n.
couraged about making sugar this season
c. NJ. Edson's mare, Jessie, took an,
from I. ID. Poland's one day last wei
and ended with a Broken sleigh I'm
There is plenty OF snow Tor lumaerms,
and Lynde & Cheney are hopeful o, m
ing more white ash logs delivered Al m,
mill.
h1r. and Mrs. Jason S. johnson went IA
Braintree last Saturday to visit M
Johnson's sister, returning the hnt y
the week.
Dean Newcomb, a native OF this tosu
and son of the late Walter NeEeonb
OF Toledo, o., is here visiting his sisis,
Mrs. Norman q. Davis.
1t ia reported that little "Mun" Ben,.
vedes and Engineer Carlin OF Gresrson 4
Beckett Co. got intoa '.serapn and Nun
got the better OF Dennis.
Walter Church has gone to Rochester 70
remain during the winter and Neal God.
frey has gone to Waitsfeld to visit BIZ
uncle, John CIR, CORY, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Gresrson hsVs
taken two OF the motherless Italian ebl.
dren into their home for the present. NJ
Lamonai is caring for the other two.
The poverty party this evening will b
worth all II will cost, for II you put %
cole closen and behave we'll, you viii gs
some fun. All go and AID the Y. P. 5, {.
Il.
The / o. o. f. ball at the Cult hous
last Friday night was a success in ever
respect. Nearly 100 couples were 10 It,
tendance and an enjoyable occasion sn
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Fuller OF Guf
willie were called here Saturday TO altst
the funeral OF his sister. Mrs. Ralph Wi2
ney, and Miss JAMIE Fuller OF Bfanal
was called here for the same purpose.
Annie, daughter Of VIM. Recor, died
the 18th, after long illness from az %
scess. The funeral was attended the "
from her home at the east part Of Ia
town, Rev. VIM. Scofeld officiating sa
was 20 years old.
Caesar manifested noble spirit Vasa
he withdrew $40 bill from his poeka
and gave il To BUY clothing for the ioai
little motherless Italian children Who's
mother died so unexpectedly upon con
struction ground in the village.
Mrs. Electa Fuller, wife OF Ralph Nhi.
ney, died the 18th, after a serious lines
from complicated troubles, termlnstns
in softening of the brain. The iunerh
was attended the 10th from her late home
aud the burial wss at the village hss
Francis A. Kimball presiding. sheiesse
a son, Eugene, and a daughter NM
Henry Griffin, and a husband. NM
was fiity-tive years DID,