Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-07


day.
w. c. Lattimer was in Randolph Satur-
day on business.
Will Markham clerked in the store of A.
III. King last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Davis Wednesday.
daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. X.
j. Stockwell Friday.
Geo. Richards of Brookfield was in town
last week on business.
Charlotte, infant daughter of E. Fisher,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Irving Barrows and wife of So. Royalton
spent Sunday at o. N. Barro7s'.
Principal G. s. Wright visited friends in
Bmttleboro Friday and Saturday.
W. A. Blodgett and family visited their
old home in Rochester last week.
VIM Stickney is at home for a vacation
from Dartmouth Medical college.
Mrs. H. II. Paige OF Randolph visited
friends in town Saturday and Monday.
This week brings up the record to more
than 30 consecutive days OF good sleigh
NJ II. Lincoln il seriously III with rheu-
matism and Leon Richardson is caring for
him.
f. A. Thatcher OF Randolph visited
friends in this vicinity several days last
week.
Louis Phelps and w. II. Harrison of
Leominster, Mass, were in town last
week.
The three year-old daughter OF John
Keleher has been seriously i'll the past
week.
Miss Florence Bowen finished her school
at East Braintree last week and is now at
home.
w. II. Messer OF Barre was in town
Thursday in the interests of the Barre Tel
egrGm.
Mrs. Chas. Smith OF CRANKY, p. O., is
clerSing in the Office Of Station Agent j.
III. Carr.
J. #. Tenney OF North Chelmsford, Mass,
has been a recent guest at w. j. Me-
Governs
Delbert Dyke has rented the south store
i'm the Bethel Tavern block and will open
a meat market.
Nathan Spaulding OF Lebanon and Chas.
Spaulding OF Windsor visited relatives in
town over Sunday.
Mrs Egbert Sheldon OF Stockbridge has
been spending a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. A. Marsh.
Ben bearing returned Saturday from
weeks visit TO his sister, Mrs. Mary Kel-
logR, al Tacoma, N IL.
Mrs John Rourke Of Arlington, Mass, is |
at home assisting in the care of her moth
er, Mrs. Peter OConnell.
The ladies Of the NJ. f. church gave |
sociable at Mrs. Q. +. Shepherds Thurs 1
day evening Of last week.
A. l.. Currier has sold his Tunbridge
farm TO Albert N. Alexander of Randolph,
who has taken possession.
IA EwItf haa 10 Eel
bed for the past five weeks and at the
present time is not improving.
- William Magiveny is on the street again
after a seven weeks confinement to the
house with a bronchial trouble.
Gains Barnes OF Methuen, Mass, return
ed home Tuesday after spending a few
days with his son, III. q. Barnes.
The minstrel troupe connected with Ris-
ing Star grange gave an entertainment at
East Bethel Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Pond has returned from
Derry, n. H., where she recently went to
live with her son, Frank Blackmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Emery of St. Al
bans were in town Sunday, the guests of
$. w. Barrows, father OF Mrs. Emery.
: Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Cotton have returned
from two weeks visit to their former
home in st. Lawrence county, n. Y.
Miss Jennie Kendall has returned home
from a. trip OF several weeks, visiting
friends in New York and Springfield.
Gale Morse, who has lived ON the Bent
ley Fisher farm the past year, has hired
out to work for Appleton J. Mcintosh.
A piece OF ice on which O. N. Barrows
was standing last Saturday broke and Mr..
Barrows took bath in Blue Hill pond.
A large excursion party came down from
Thursday on the White River
Valley r. r., putting up at Cushing's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Harvey and Mrs.
Milo Ball of Rochester called at ID. r.
Dykes last Friday on their way to Bos-
ton.
Bank Examiner Fish OF Nergennes was
in town Saturday and made an official ex-
OF the National White River
bank.
Mrs. Peter O'Connell has been seriously
IN the past week with pneumonia. Miss
Emma Bruce, a nurse from Burlington, is |
caring for her.
Miss Mary Ann Todd was called from
Boston last week 10 assist in the care of
her sister, Miss Jane Todd, who is serious
~ III with grip.
Miss Jennie Baker was called back from
Lebanon, n. H., last week by the serious
illness of her father, Philander Baker, at
DR.. o. ID. Greenes.
Victor kccd. VINO mas Deen working IN
Boston for r. T. Burrows a Co., wire
screen manufacturers, came home sick
the first Of the week.
Fish and Game Commissioner +. A. Da-
Wis was in Quebec last week in reference 10
ssta blishing uniform regulations as to
fishing in lake Champlain.
Farmers who are short OF hay are pretty ,
blue over the present price. Hay was sell |
ing last fall at go delivered and has now
gone up 70 sl5 and SIS delivered.
After two weeks, illness Miss May :
Blossom was able TO again resume her {
duties Monday at the central station Of
The New England Telephone Co.
The winter term Of school in the village
ended last Friday. Two weeks of the
spring term will now be taught, and this
will be followed by recess of two weeks.
A petition has been addressed TO the Sc
lectmen asking for the erection and main
lenance Of an electric light on North Main
street near the residence of Geo. Sanspra.
The regular meeting OF Rising Star
grange viii be held next Saturday even ,
ing. The program will be under the
- NJ Leslie EuauIGsrr.