Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-14

been adjudged bankrupt. His schedule
shows no assets.
Mrs. A. j. Russlow has been i'll will
grip. sister who came from Danville tC
care for her is also Ill.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson and little son anc
Miss lisa Manchester are spending the
week in New York city,
Mrs. Nelson has returned from Round
Lake, N. Y, and will reside with hel
niece, Mrs. j. F. Hobart.
Mrs. Eli Sault and two children return.
ed Monday from a ten days visit in
Springfield and Claremont.
Rev. w. T. sparhawk will occupy the
Cong'l pulpit at Wilder Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. Q. e. White.
Mrs. Eli st. Lawrence is i'm proving
from her recent shock. Her daughter has
returned to Northampton, Mass.
One OF A. b. Gays livery horses which
got injured in the woods, fell in its stall
and had to be shot this morning.
Rev. F. g. Rainey lectures at South
Royalton this evening, his theme being
"Nothing Succeeds Like Success"
The o. e. 8. social will be held in their
ante. rooms Feb. n. Ladies are to bring
refreshments. Supper from to 9.
DR.. g. j. Rumrill was called to Royalton
Sunday to attend Mrs. Ruth Woods, Who
had wrist sprained by falling on the
ice.
Miss Greene OF Bethel, music teacher in
the Graded school, was able to resume her
duties Monday, after an illness of several
weeks.
Miss Grace o. Applebee OF Littleton, N.
H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. b. Cope
land. Miss Applebee is contrato soloist
OF the festival.
At the W. and g. whist party Monday
evening there were eight tables. Plus 20
was the highest score. The next party
will be next Monday evening.
Capt. j. e. Eldredge returned from
bis business trip on the west side OF the
mountain Friday. He has not been to
Washington, ID. O., as reported.
The members of Excelsior encampment
will work the Patriarchal degree at the
district meeting of Odd Fellows which |
convenes in Montpelier March LIST.
The breaking OF freight engine truck |
between Mortified and Roxbury Tuesday |
evening delayed the arrival OF the evening /
local train until a. m. Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Dickerman returned from
White River Junction Saturday, where
she had been to care for her son, Alva.
He was able to return home with her.
Peter Sault is failing of late. There has
been other sickness in the family and Ed.
5ault and wife OF Vergennes still remain
with the family assisting in their care.
E. N. Risipg's team enjoyed a runaway
Wednesday. The sleigh, with broken
she fits, was left on the hill. The horsee
stopped at the door of Morton's store.
Mrs. Georgia Sargent OF Claremont, N.
a., visited here this week on her way to
Brookteld to visit her sister, Mrs. Irving
Abbott, whose health is still very poor.
The school in district No. closed Fri
lay, Feb. s, with an entertainment in the
evening given by the school. The chill
iren did well and pleasant time was en-
Dyed.
Tuesday ]. d. Denison and family, DR..
and Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard, Mrs. Margaret
Gay, Willard Gay and Mrs. A. b. Gay at
ended the Skinner-Gay wedding at Roy
alton.
Dan ID. Howe has been offered so flattsr-
ing an increase of salary that he will prob
ably remain at Mt. Carmel, ". ", another ,
year before coming to occupy the Hobart
place.
There will be social and musical en-
.ertainment al the residence OF o. b.
Copeland Thursday evening, Feb. 81, from
to IL. cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Whitney Chapter, r. A. NJ, instructed
several candidates in three degrees Mon
day evening. Several out .of-town Ma
sons were present and refreshments were
served.
The board OF civil authority abated
about sI5 in taxes at its hearing Monday.
One halt of this amount was the result OF
errors. The town business is being closed
up this week.
Joseph Lombard of Highgate stopped
here several days recently, this being his
rat visit m RQrhnffah To- II I
formerly resided here. de was guest at
Charles Bowers.
The name OF the father OF Mrs. Z. L. I
Bass, whose recent funeral at Brattleboro
v as attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Bass, was /
John p. Goodenough. He died of paraly-
lis of the lungs, following grip.
Springs and water supplies are very low
IN this section. They have been replen-
shed by no tbaws this winter and in fact
have never recovered from the drouths of
last summer and summer before
A large half-tone cut Of Miss Anna
farnsworth adorned the society page of
recent issue OF the Boston Post. Miss !
farnsworth Is church organist and in
struetor in music In South Boston.
r. +. VsnOrman slipped while coming
downstairs Monday Mig ht and fell agsinst
iue oaluster with such force that several !
-ibs were broken and be is somewhat in {
ured internally. DR.. Angel attends him.
At the whist party at Grange ball Tues s
lay evening Capt. J. Z. Eidredge and Mrs. !
5. r. herrick were winners, with q score
q plus AZ. The heaviest losers we're 1, ID.
Williams and Mrs. Julius Montgomery.
TIE next party will be next Tuesday even Z
ng.
The date OF the band and militia fair
has been fixed for Thursday and Friday
W. nings OF next week. A chickenpie
upper viii be served and friends OF the