Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
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% R1rnY. Local Editor.

II. DAAhJ
Monday. q workinq at Frank
Iafsin's. II Kannedv. IL
,anes. little son OF 4. d. henheuy' AZ
- with the grip.
g. Edgar Grosvenor Is very SICK anu
l.svnected TO live.
y. se r. Granger OF Tunbridge was In
own last Thursday
~. FlsIe Even OF Barre is visiting her
md, nd Miss Lyle Tracy.
- her the town meeting next Tues
.ss March 9Th, at loa M.
gsnry Adams, who has been SICK the
- three weeks, Is better.
Dearborn Is at work for A. 7.
s,..k IN the Chelsea market.
Tbs Cong'l ladies will serve the usuai
,,aner on town meeting day.
NIL T.,,or CARPENTER and wife OF Tunbridge
EEL al q. q. Bowen's Tuesday.
49,, - N l.yford OF West Fairlee visit
a his father, II. b. Lyford, Friday
Miss Charlotte II. Hackett OF south
posslton Is at Mrs. Frances Bixby's.
~ TulIer OF Tunbridge was at work
i m D. Bixby in the store last week.
"a ! osterhout OF Lowell, Mass, was
~ lsst week TO attend the Masonic ball.
- little and wife and l.. II. Bohon-
snd wife were at Williamstown FRI
/ day.
Iobn B. Hatch is at work in the Chei.
SEA mills for A. II. Powers Tor snort
time
Ms VIM. F. Hood went TO New York
etv TODAY to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Helmer.
Ms circuit Bixby was called to North
ssld last week by sickness In the family
Of hef sister.
Miss Ethel Kenney has finished school
in Dist No. II and gone to her home In
pompanoosue.
n, O. NJ. Rice went to West Fairlee
Tassday afternoon and will not return
uptil Saturday night.
NrsF.J. Titus has fine new Rich
mond upright piano purchased OF j. r.
Donovan OF Montpelier.
Miss Carrie L. Bicknell, who has been
Al nome for q few days, returned TO her
Eafk 10 Barre yesterday.
yed Griffin, who has been at Bellows
4 sans for some months ct work in bar
baf shop, Is now at home.
Miss Minnie b. Whitney went to YER
hire Tuesday TO spend the week With her
friend, Mrs. Alma Adams Brown.
G. B. Carpenter has moved his family to
East Randolph, where be Is to work the
coming season for Charles Waldo.
NO. Gates recently dressed steer
Yrs mo-, old that dressed 500 pounds,
which included just the meat and hide.
Arthur o. Howe has been engaged by
\ the Chelsea Electric Light Il Power Co. to
fuH lhe engine and dynamo at the plant.
Charles r. Smith was here Friday and
Saturday for the first time for several
weeks, having been confined at home by
sick ness.
The friends OF Charlie Waldo OF East
Randolph will be glad to learn that he Is
recovering from severe attack OF pneu-
monia and grip.
Miss Maude Scott OF Bellows Falls was
4 visiting friends here last week. She re-
turned Monday and was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Grace.
Miss Eva Alderman Is caring for Mrs.
4 Ihomas Godfrey, who has been very sick
With pneumonia, aud though not yet out
/ Of danger is slowly improving.
Mrs. Henry Lyford has returned from
West fairlee where she has been staying
/ or the past three weeks caring for her
csaghter, Mrs. James NJ. Lyford.
some 20 OF the young people expect TO
sltend the drama at Tunbridge, which Is
presented By the Tunbridge Dramatic
club tonight and tomorrow night
6. A. Tracy, who has had charge of set
/ tinu the tf,ff Lac
VIC light and power station, finished
work for the company last Wednesday.
Miss Eunice Moulton, who works at
tnarles Wsldo's in Randolph, and Miss
Gertrude George, who is working in
nsooSneio, are each at home on a short
vacation,
Mrs. D. @. stoughton OF Royalton, ac-
csmpanied by her friend, Miss Sally
sshappe, spent a few days with Mrs.
|eloeghton's mother, Mrs. Ellen Cleve-
and, last week.
Mrs. Philena Davis has sold her place
/ ~ court street to Mrs. f. A. Dickinson
slu nas moved to the tenement in j. B.
vseons mouse occupied so many years by
MS Adeline ROBBINS.
george NJ. Medcalf made a good record
', shn bis dairy last month. He is milking
COWS and 3 heifers and his creamery
Hpou shows 1921 pounds OF milk, for
'oleh he received si03.s7.
Inc Masonic ball last Thursday evening
W. an enjoyable affair. There we're
y sS0ut % couples present beside we'll fill
y gailery for the concert from to 9
uoek. The music was good and the
lent Noun'y noeei was eAoei-
zoe ladies' Benevolent society of the
~ ossus church has chosen the following
NT NJ ior the ensuing President,
4 = z, Eastman; vice president, Mrs.
Or. dearborn; secretary, Mrs. p. ID.
sss.ns.ocR treasurer, Mrs e. l.. Corwin;
y tsssses, Mrs. A. 8. Townsend, Mrs.
a. Dehsmore, Mrs. M. K. Whitney.
Or, .ae following is the statement of the
Al io og county creamery for the month
~ .1ssuusry' Cream received, 3437 pounds;
nss. received, 240,2S6 pounds; butter
MIN . rom same and an equivalent OF
Co. s1a cream sold, 1885 pounds; re-
|oos0 eI lof butter, deducting freight and
REMISSION, s3l09l.77; running expenses,
In ~ cent per pound reserved,
81 re-, PAD patrons % IL cents; gain