Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04

David Owen is critically i'll at his home
in Bethel Gilead.
Lieut.. Gov. 2. s. Stanton OF Roxbury was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Kicker and son are
in Montpelier today.
+. A. Phelps OF Boston is visiting his
niece, Mrs. Oliver Tucker.
w. A. Mcintosh was out Tuesday after
an encounter with the grip.
w. f. Blood is incapacitated by illness
and n. Q. Greene is taking charge of his
work.
Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood has been on the sick
list lately, suffering from bronchial
trouble.
Mrs. Henry Tobey is now discharging
the duties OF housekeeper at Dr. Gifford's
sanitarium.
Edgar Harlow of Concord, n. H., was a
guest at w. q. Emerson's from Saturday
to yesterday.
DIR. +. o. Blanchard was unable to be at
his office Monday and Tuesday on account
of severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tilson, who have
been victims OF the prevailing epidemic,
are on the gain.
Mrs. w. w. Sprague, who had been vis-
iting in Greenfield and Springfield, Mass,
reached home Tuesday.
Stillman II. Blanchard and Youngest
son went home TO Quechee Tuesday, after
having been in town since Saturday.
M. H. Miller OF Pomfret was here Tuesday
TO attend the meeting of the stockholders
OF the Randolph Maple Sugar market.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Mann and son
came from Deweys Mills last night to
visit Mr.. Mann's mother, Mrs. William
Mann.
Mrs. Jane Cbadbourne. who had been
visiting her uncle, VIM. Bass, and friends
N N bralntree, went TO her home in Sharon
Friday.
Mrs. Mary McCrillis has rented her
house on Dudley street to Lo Hatch and
Friday went to Hardwick to stay with her
mother for awhile.
Hale b. Williams and Miss Flossie Sew
monr, both of Randolph, were married al
the NJ. Z, parsonage Monday, FEB. /, by
Rev. F. g. Rainey.
Mrs. r. E. Parker slipped and fell on
Weston street Saturday, straining the /
cords OF her right limb badly but sustain (
ing no serious injury.
Mrs. Cassius Button left Yesterday tn
join her husband at Glen Cove. ri. /.
where he has found employment with her I
brother, O. +. Greene.
Miss Winnifred Mann is IN with tv- 1
phold fever at Barre, " here she has been
teaching, and her sister, Miss George
Mann, is caring for her.
Misses Glenner Cushman and Florence
NJ. Newman, who spent the past week with
their cousin, Miss Grace Banister returned /
TO their homes IN Barre Monday.
+. n. Jerd, who has been suffering from
blood poisoning, proceeding from a
wounded foot, was able to be in his meat
market yesterday for little while,
John Kinney, native of Braintree. died
Monday IN New York OF typhoid pneu-
monla, at the age of 20 years He left a
vile and one brother, A. b. Kinney, of this
village.
DIR. George w. Scott was taken III Friday
night with an attack of pneumonia. from
which he Is making satisfactory progress
G. Angel.
Mrs. w. F. Howard is critically in with
bronchial pneumonia. Her daughter
MISS hate, who = teaching in Foxcroft. |
Me-, has been summoned home and Is ex-
Tected to arrive today.
The Roman Catholic society had large
Y attended oyster supper at the home az
MT. and Mrs. II. ID. Sault on Central street
lasl thursday evening. the proceeds az
which amounted to $40.
The Randolph Literary club viii be en-
.ertained Saturday afternoon bv Mr.. VIZ
wan, who viii return tomorrow from 4
slsit 10 her daughter, Mrs. II. c. Beekman.
N West Someryiile, Mass
The water in the reservoir has reached a
len gerous point Of lowness, and not