Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-08

c. r. DUNHAM.
P.s. Get posted on the new 1900 styles,
capacities and prices OF the Z. ;. before
buying new.
W.T.. Baker had an attack OF malaria
last week.
Mrs. A. j. Davis is suffering from an at
tack Of jaundice.
Edwin A. Nichols went to Boston Tues
day in search of work.
Kiles P. stockwelI left for Boston last
week on a business trip.
The Ten Pin club met with Mrs. q. II.
upper Tuesday afternoon.
o. ID. Wood was confined to his house
several days last week with sickness.
Mrs. Crosby Martin OF Rochester has
been a recent guest OF her niece, Mrs. W.
j. Brooks
Mrs. John Foley and daughter are
spending few days with Mr.. Foley at
Mortified.
Miss Ella Mayo, who has been living
with her aunt, Miss E. Mayo, is going to
Barre to reside.
Miss Inez Hosmer OF Lebanon, n. H.,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. &.
Waldo, last week.
Cecil A. Washburn OF this town and
Miss Edna Phelps were married at En-
4 neld, n. d., FeD. 50,
| Pearl Spaulding was at home from the
| Agricultural college at Burlington for a
weeks vacation last week.
| Miss Annie Graham entertained her
I friends with a whist party OF six tables
Friday evening OF last week.
Mrs. Thomas Neff went to Charlemont, |
Mass, last week to spend the remainder
OF the winter with her daughter.
Sarah Gfurtavant ufxraa puhIfa b
whist party for the benefit OF the free /
library this, Thursday, afternoon.
S. b. Day returned last week after a .
months absence spent in New York with |
his sister, Mrs. Josephine French.
Miss Ellen Kinney, daughter OF the late
Mrs. Chas. Williams, has gone TO Royal
ton to live with Mrs. A. 7. Danforth.
s. T. Coy was in town last week aud on
his return to Bellows Falls was accompa-
MED by his niece, Miss Gertrude Davis.
Miss Kate Marsh, the energetic "hullo"
girl at the central station OF the n. f.
Telephone Co., is taking week Is vacation.
Mrs. W. s. Chase entertained party OF
friends'with whist last Friday evening in
honor OF the presence OF her son, ID. A,
Chase. aaa .a# II
A. e. Mann OF Windsor was in town
Tuesday to remove his property from the
shoe shop to make room for Querin a I
Pippin.
F. H. Barrett OF Burlington was in town
Tuesday on business connected with the
sale OF the burned metals from the ruins
of the tannery.
b. e. Rogers has in his possession a fine i
specimen OF moss agate that was pcked
up by Frank Markham in the gravel pit
opposite his residence.
Mrs. John W. Case and daughter, Miss
Martha Case Of Providence, X. l., spent
several days last week with Mrs. Martha {
Arnold, sister of Mrs. Case.
II. G. West and W. G.. Whitaker re-
turned to Woodstock Tuesday to attend !
% their duties as jurymen on the reas- e
Iembling of Windsor county court.
Frank Markham lost a fine COW last I
week. II was an animal that Mr.. Max a
nam had owned for several years and was q
probably one of the best, il not the best, I
butter producer in town.
Arthur Elliot has rented a tenement in :
he John Williams house. Mr.. Elliot will ,
cave his family here during his absence
n Wilmington, Mass, where he VIII
york for Phelps d Harrison.
Miss Susie Chase went to Lowell, Mass, y
asst Thursday to visit friends. Monday I,
he was joined in Boston by her mother, 4
drs. r. Nj. Chase, and both will spend a !,
month in Boston with friends. y
Rev. s. A. Parker attended the funeral n
4 Mrs. F. Way last Tuesday and was n
resent Thursday at the funeral OF DIR. A. b
,. Richardson of Walpole, n. H., his 81
ousin, and the leading physician OF the G.
own. 'lFa q
The most severe storm of the season l.
anne to town Monday and the roads were
adly blocked as a result. The Rochester d
tage was somewhat delayed and the
knndofOnE gtanp did n rnaqh
ntil p. m.--four hours late.
NJ. II. Durkee has sold his farm on the Il
orth road to Barnard to Resell l.. Cotton
nd gives immediate possession. This is al
be farm that was owned for many years al
y the late Salmon c. Thayer Mr.. Cotton
a native of New York, but has lately n
cen living on the Harrison Atwood place "
4 Barnard. IN
Mrs. Belle Way, wife OF Fred W. Way,
led Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Way had
ppeared to be in mental trouble for some
me and her relatives think that she to
lust have died from the effects OF some q
olson self administered. Mrs. Way was Ia
sister of Mrs. Carlton Stevens and Her. al
ert M. Barrett. The remains were taken OF
, Woodbury., her former home, for in
,rment Tuesday.
Walter Mcdowell, a former employe in
he tannery, left his lodging at the Bas-
9 had acted peculiarly lately, fears we're
ltertained for his safety, but it was later
armed that he had walked to South
oyalton and there taken the train for his
'rmer home in Canada. Mr.. Mcdowell
as owing very little in town and there
ems to have been no reason for his sud-
an departure. =
Much interest was displayed in town in in
ryan's trip to Vermont. 1t was not We
nown that he would pass through Beth
or he would have been greeted at the tai
alton by large number. Among those oil
no went to Montpelier TO hear him were
. II. Topper, Edison Emery, Geo. Waldo,
ID. Cushing, l.. w. Clough, John 70
eleher, j. p. Marsh, Bentley j. Fisher, up
w. Miller, Aaron II. Wilson, f. II, Sh
and III. Z. Gilbert. eT
At the Grange meeting last Saturday on,
'ening there was large attendance and sSSii
} elaborate program was carried out by me
le lecturer, Mrs. Della Putnam. Gov mi
nment seeds received from the agricuI- sto
lral department were distributed free sn.
nong the members. There were also sol
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