Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-17
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Annie and Mildred, daughters of Willis |
Howard, are having the whooping cough.
Miss Clara Huse of Morrisville is at the
home of her, brother, A. j. Huse, while be-
ing treated for nasal trouble.
Miss Icy Manchester is recovering from |
a severe cold accompanied by the addi-
tional discomfort of lame neck.
Miss Lena Kilburn fell on the icy side
walk Saturday and struck on her left ell
bow, with lameness and bruises as the re-
suit.
The Samuel Riford farm, so called, of
late the property of William Button, was
sold at auction yesterday to Elbridge Hol-
man for s3O5O.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Lamson have with
them Mrs. Lamson's cousin, Mrs. Frank
Colvin, of Barre and expect today Mrs. j.
NJ. DeShon OF Portland, Me.
Rev. w. r. Sparhawk has closed his
three months pastoral labors IN the
Cong'l church of East Charleston and ar
rived from that place Monday.
II. w. Mcintyre and g. S. Booth at
tended meeting of the directors of the
Orange County Telephone company in
Montpelier Tuesday, the former in the
capacity of purchasing agent.
Mrs. IL. B. Paige went to South Royal
ton Monday to help her mother bear the
anxiety occasioned by the critical condi-
tion of another daughter, who was oper-
ated upon Tuesday at hospital in Lowell,
Mass.
The thermometer registered from 20 to
25 degrees below this morning in different
parts of the town, and the operative
creamery had freezo-up that blew some
valves out of the engine and caused stay
| in proceedings.
Wesley HodgiIns and family have NOV
ed from Rochester to the Rufus Hutchin-
son house on Elm street recently purchas-
ed of John b. Hutchinson. E. w. Nc
Vain of Rochester paid a visit to the fam
lily in their new home Monday night.
A slight rash of chickenpox signs has
broken out on the houses of the village
sheltering the afflicted, among whom are
Fred Ladeau, an employe of the railroad
station boarding at Mrs. B. T. Lombards
Carroll Wadleigh and the children of Will
liam st. Lawrence.
The Cooperative creamery paid 81 cent?
net for %, 495 pounds of butter fat in De.
cember, made rs, 291 pounds of butter, fol
which was received SS,072.14, and PAID
patrons S7,19S.40. The costof making wa'
.03i4, including the express, and the sur
plus was Il IL per cent
Mrs. Harriet I. Burnap entered int
/ rest at Fitchburg, Mass, Tuesday in tn
cause of her death. She was a sister o
the late Mrs. W. f. Howard, who died 81
months ago to day, and the two were tn
last of their fathers family.
G. w. Proper was taken to the sanato
rum Sunday i'll from bronchitis, wit
which disease Mrs. Proper was also to
- much affected to be able to care for hit
properly. Both cases are progressin
- favorably. The same day Mrs Susa Bas
- LETT the institution, having recovered frol
- an attack of the same ailment.
DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Beekman have gor
to New York today to sail Saturday fc
Porto Rico on the transport San Juan i
= which they will make the circuit OF I'll
II island, landing at diff rent points, an
- then speed about a week at the city
San Juan before making the return tn
on the Carolina. They will be away
ID month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Tobey and the latter
mother, Mrs Warren Davis, are raIlyin
/. from hard cases OF the grip; Mi
Is, Jennie Morton has been confined to Il
house week with the prevailing troubl
|, |. A. Rice is engaged in trying
shake off the aggressive distemper with Il
secret society handshake, and there a
Others too numerous to mention.
Joseph Peavey, aged SO years, underwel
- an operation Sunday for the removal of