Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29

Miss Margaret Burnap, a teacher il
Baldwinsvilie, Mass, is passing week
vacation with her grandparents, Deacon
and Mrs. w. +. Howard
Miss Jennie Woehler will 20 to New
4 York in a day or two in the hopes that
few months sojourn in the city will firm
~ re-esta blIsh her health.
Miss Winnifred Richmond will &,
Saturday to New York and spend weel
IN Newark, N. j. On her return She vii
stop in Boston and Concord.
Mrs. l.. f. Lynch is having the from
chamber OF her house on Main street en-
larged by the addition Of gable end anC
window on the south side OF the roof.
Miss Myrtle Wood is at home again aft.
er an absence Of three months spent witt
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Il. Wood, IN Newtonviile, Mass.
John udall, VINO has been at home fol
two weeks recovering from a seriou,
attack OF heart trouble, is not yet strong
enough to resume his work in Pike, n. II
The annual assembly OF Haswell Coun,
ell, No. g, will be held in Masonic hal
Monday evening, April 2, at 1880 O'Clock
There will be business OF Importance and
all members are requested to be present.
Mrs. James Tierney of Roxbury is at tn,
sanatorium, here she underwent a sue.
eessfal operation for the removal OF the
appendix the 2Ith. The surgeon was DR.
/ j. r. Clifford, Drs. Angel ana Scott assist
ing.
Messrs Kicker, Hatch and blanchard
shipped from this station Monday %
hogs, IA calves and head OF cattle. They
1 paid o. and 81 cents pound for the hogs
and from to 81 cents a pound for the
calves.
Me- Hat U1{n4 ga 49,. Aa....Lt.-.
/ left yesterday 10 spend the school vaca-
! ton with Mrs. Flint's parents, Rev. and
/ Mrs. +. T.. Herrick, in Milton, to which
/ place Lewis Flint preceded his mother
and sisters saturday
| Mrs. Addie Wetmore OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, who has lately been to Cuba with
4 her son for the benefit OF her health. is
/ renewing a former acquaintance with
/ Randolph and visiting her stepmother,
Mrs. Hannah Wood Lamb.
Fred Gordon has gone to see his relatives
| in st. Adams and Milton and will be
away until the last OF the week, when he
| hopes his hand, which was injured In
Salisbury Brothers factory, viii be well
enough for him to return TO work.
Mrs. G. +. Hewitt came from Somerville,
Mass, saturday to see her grandmother,
| Mrs. Mary Chadwick, who is IN feeble
| health at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Charles Spear, IN peth. Mrs. Hewitt also
visited her sister, Mrs. A. A. Chadwick
| before returning to Somerviile Tuesday
+ II. NJ. Fotman is gaining steadily after
an operation for appendicitis, per .ormed
at the sanatorium Saturday by DIR. j. r,
I Clifford, assisted by Drs. Scott and Angel
4 Mr., Totmans brother, r. HI. Totman OF
North Tunbridge, was here from Saturday
to Tuesday and Is expected again the 3lst,
| Rev. Homer White is 10 Mortified to.
day to oificiate al the Wedding OF DIR.
George +. Hubbell Of Burlington and
/ Mrs. Della Hanlon, only daughter OF NJ
/ +. Warrington, proprietor OF the North
/ field House. Ihe marriage takes place at
the Northtield House this evening az q
O'Clock.
/ Charles A. Blodgett is finishing off the
upper part OF his barn into a tive-room
tenement extending over the kitchen OF
/ the house. A gable window has been cut
/ in the barn to light an attic chamber and
there is to be a dormer window on the
north side. Two dormer windows on the
south side OF the house will light that end
OF the tenement.
Leslie Dow aud Miss Avis ". Hills, both
of Waterbury Center. were married Tues
day morning at the Methodist parsonage
/ by Rev. X. NJ. Fowler, the service being
witnessed by the brides aunt and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Flint OF
Snowsville, The couple left on the south
bound express for wedding trip to Con-
cord, n. III, Milford, Mass, and other
places.
The water in the river was so low Satur-
day and Monday that c. e. knburn had
to run his sawmill until late at night.
Since the thaw, however, the water has
risen rapidly. In spite Of the poor sled
I a frarr q .
usual have been received at the mill,
where 100000 feet of lumber have already
been sawed and logs enough for 100000
feet more are piled up in the yard.
Mrs. Bernard McCarron went back to
st. Alhans Friday, accompanied by her
two year-old niece, Ethel Brown, whom
Mrs. McCarron is 10 keep until the child1s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown, are
settled in Canton, n. ". 20 which place
they will remove Monday. Mr.. Brown.
v no has been working in the meat mar
ket Of Panton a. Howell. is to have em-
ployment in the packing house % f. n.
Jerd IN Canton. and Mrs. Browns father.
Gustav Woenier, viii make his home with
them there.
resident of Forest street amused him-
sell last Monday hy keeping track 81 the
teams which PASSED over that thorough
fare between DAYLIGHT and dark His OBJ
s-Etatt8As increased ms respect f0r the
business activity q village, one 90 whose
approaches can show such an amount Of
travel iu a day as is recorded below -
Teams loaded with livestock. 81 with
wood = with hogs, 8; with lumber, g.,
with mllk and cream, y; with grain. i0.
single and double sleighs containing per
sons only, 81; loaded with sawdust, 8:
peddlers' carts, 2; empty teams, 8; max
ing total Of 50. Many OF these passed
three Or four times but were only counted
once.
When the cantata company started for
Bethel Monday afternoon, the four horse
rig stopped just across the tracks to wait
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