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The morning call., 1891-06-24
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION
Won RhGiin
&c CO.,
THURSDAY, june rs, 1891.
At sa1esroom, 5a4 California Street.
AT IL NJ SHARP.
C. PR. T. CHURCH.
1895, NE. Cor. Golden Gate Ave and Polk,
With or Without Church Organ, Etc; Lot
Is splendidly Adapted for Club, Armory,
Church or ANY Other Business Purpose.
Income Business Corner; Rents
SIO9.
4Sx81 g. Sc. cor Waller and Steiner: grocery
butcheT-shop. flats; all new; also wash house:
rents now $109; will be worth much more in the
near future
Splendid Corner Lot.
37:6xl00; Sc. cor Grove and Lyon; 1873 on
Lyon by 100 on Grove; both streets macadamized.
Marine-View Residence.
2Ox52; the residence of II. Heyneman, Esq I'M
rivaled view; should be seen to be apr eeated.
Mission-street Business Lot.
50xSO; 2l09 Mission ST.. bet. 9TH and 18th; now
occupied butcher-shop; rents $50; best part of
Valencia Street, g Fronts.
No. 1925; 25x17l more or less S. Of 23d. through
to San Jose ave-; with dwelling; rent $35.
Liberty Street, Near Valencia.
25x115; No II. bet Valencia and Guerrero;
rooms and bath; in the warm belt OF the Mission;
select neighborhoOd
Noe Street, Near Market.
buildings has tine future.
10th-street Building Lot.
50x100; NE. line of 10th ST.. 225 feet Sc of
Howard; good level building lot.
Cor. Capp and 26th SITS.
3Ox65 100 and 122 26th ST.. NV. cor. of Capp;
double fiat; rents S5S should be raised for
stores
Cheap Western Addition Flats.
25x90; IL Beideman. OFF Eli St. bet. Scott and
Devisadero; flats, rooms each; rents 1874.
Ford-street Building Lot.
25x114; N line of Ford ST., 225 feet w. OF San
chez; well located and ready 70 build on.
New Green-street Home.
25x137 IS; No 1913, bet. Cough and Octavia; 9
rooms, bath; fashionable neighbOrhood; East
lake style.
Florida-street Bargain.
4Ox10O; W. line OF Florida ST. 1898 N or goth:
with double and single cottage; sold under order
of court.
Union-street Flats.
25x137 70: Nos. 1928 and 1881, bet cctavia
and Laguna sts. fats $35: also Iot 25xl37 IS
In rear Of above, fronting on Green ST
13 Lots in Gift Map, No. 9.
25x70 each Nos 1858. 60 so, SO. 55. 81, SO, 81,
81. 6S ana 1422. "a and 20; chance for specuation
sold under order of court.
Gift Map No. 1.
25x7O; 81 Ellsworth ST. SW cor Blaine; small
house 4 rooms: must be Sold je14 II u % "a rs
The morning call., 1891-06-24
I3 Lots in Gift Map, N

25xl37 :6: Nos. 1925 and 1881, bet. oct
and Laguna sts. 2 fats rents $35: also Iot 25xl;
In rear OF above, fronting on Green ST
The morning call., 1891-06-24

25x70: 81 Ellsworth ST., SW. cor Blaine; SIN;
house rooms: must be Sold je14 II Il % "a x
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
RandOlnh.

Most of the schools in town begin next
Monday. The teachers are as follows: No.
/, Julia Wood; No. 2, which will be grad
ed, Bertha Hammond and Miss Sessions;
3, Nettie Bass; 4, Lulu Allen; 5, Edith
Hatch; 6, Minnie Blodgett; 8, Mrs. Luz
cinda Flint; IL, Myrtis Walbridge; 10,
Bessie Grow; II, Maude Hebard; Is, Kate
Gillette. The schoolhouse on Fish Hill is
to be repaired and new seats put in.
The Normal school opened Tuesday.
The school and its efficient principal ara
steadily growing in popularity.
Bert Allen has vacated Avery Wheeler's
farm and Mr.. Williams of w. Randolph
is moving his household goods to the
same.
Bert S.Currier was in town the 2lst look
ing after his interests here.
About 80 Of the Maplewood boarders par
ticipated in a straw ride by moonlight on
Monday evening last. The route was the
West road to Il. Bethel and return by the
Pember road. The voice of song blended
with musical toots OF the tin horn gave eyl
dence that the party enjoyed this novel
ride.
1t is surprising to notice the rapid prog
ress which the Normal Band has mace
during the past few months. They have
ordered a new supply of the latest music
from Leland and son. Their friends are
raising money to purchase is new uni
forms as they intend to enter the race for
premiums at the "World's Fair" (Tun-
bridge the coming autumn.
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The Apollo Banjo Club of Montpelier,
one of the best musical companies in the
state, will give a concert in Dubois & Gays
hall this week Friday evening and every
one should attend as it will be worthy OF
patronage in every way. This club has al
ready made an enviable reputation and
every member is a musical star. In this
connection the following card viii show
what the people Of Montpelier think Of
it,:
Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier, Aug. 20, '9l.
To Mr.. Putnam and associates.
1.-THE Apollo Banjo Club.)
In behalf OF friends, Qadies and gentle
for the fine entertainment of last evening.
All pronounce it the best parlor entertain
ment of the season.
Very Resp'y, etc, II. o. THOMAS.
The Detroit Free Press Of Aug. 18th con-
tanned the following item concerning the
reunion of the Loomis family;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Bigelow, Columbia
street east, held a delightful family reun-
ion last week. Mrs. Bigelow was a MEM
Der OF a family OF IL children, all Of whom
lived TO manhood and womanhood. Nine
are now living. Eight, at the invitation
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow, met at their res
idence to exchange greetings and TO talk
over the interesting events which had hap
pened since last they meet. The oldest
brother present left his home in Vermont
in 1851, since which time be had not seen
several of his brothers and sisters-others
had not met in 20 years. OF the six broth
ers four were soldiers. OF the six sisters
two husbands saw service in the army.
The states OF Vermont, Ohio, lows and
So. Dakota were represented. Altogether
it was a most notable gathering. Those
present from out OF the city had never be-
fore visited Detroit and were delighted
with its many beautiful attractions.
The w. {. T. U. win meet with Mrs. W.
Gay, Wednesday, Sept. ?, at usual time.
at the annual meeting OF the w. c. TIL.
the following officers were elected: Pres,
Mrs. Mary Mann; LIST vice-pres., Mrs. Ella
Newton; I'd vice-pres., Mrs. Aminda
Prince; Sd ~vice-pres., Mrs. Emily Hastings;
4th vice pres, Mrs. X. b. Flint; Seciy,
Mrs. Fanny Lewis; Treas. Miss Hannah
Flynn.
Mrs. Vim. R. Griffith Of Bridgeport, Ct,
is visiting her brother, X. W. Morse Of
the Red Lion Inn.
Remember the last lecture in the course
by Rev. Mr.. Lewis next tuesday night.
His lectures are very entertaining as well
as instructive and you annot better in
vest your money than by hearing him and
seeing his fine views.
Mrs. II. w. Barber of Sigourney, Ia,
Mrs. II. W. Shute of Concord, \. H., and
Mrs. j. West Of STAFFORD nave been visit
ing their nieces, Mrs.G. l.. Spear and Mrs.
A. Z. Kendrick.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sleeper has q good hen that
lays eggs measuring ks IA inches and
thinks it nothing to brag of either.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
East BrookfeId.

Mrs. j. II. Sprague and daughter Hattie
nave gone to Saratoga fortheir health.
Miss Mabel Black OF New Haven, Conn.,,
Is spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. Nathaniel Wheatley.
Willard Shattuck, 81, St. J~ohnsbury
Academy. has been visiting his school
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Elliot jackson visited her many
friends here last week.
Miss Lois Hillery Of Montpelier is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Levi Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley and baby
daughter have returned to their home in
S~omerville, Mass.
Mrs. VIM. Wheatley and Ruth Sprague
are c0nvalescent.
Rodney Walbridge, Marcus Peabody,
Nathaniel Wheatlty and wife and Alison
Wheatley and wife attend the Benning-
ton celebration this week.
Rev. Mr.. Morse preached at the Union
church last Sunday and will continue
there for the present.
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So Randolph.

A load OF 80 or 40 of the summer board
ers from the Center passed through here
on a load OF hay drawn by four horses a
bout 10 D. m. the first of last week They
walked up the people with their tin horns
and laughter and fun. They stopped al
Princes shop for refreshments.
A number OF the friends and connec-
tions Of the Folsom family attended
family picnic in j. l.. Farnham's sugar
grove in Tunbridge last Tuesday and re-
port a splendid time.
Charles P. Folsom, who works in H. w
Fowler's tin shop is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
A Miss Pearl is working for Mrs. c.
Belknap.
David Kenney is working for E. J,
Prince and Henry Moulton for II. p. Ri
ford.
Evans Stevens brings his wife and
child back to reside in Mark Burnham's
house this week after N absence of two
months.
Mrs. Daniel Hunt OF Worcester, Mass,
and two sons are visiting at n. W. Hunts.
II. p. Riford and family have been on a
visit to Brandon and Woodstock.
A Mr.. French and daughter from New
Jersey are visiting at Hiram Hanks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
Fast Randolph.

c. l.. Peavey spent a part OF his vacation
in this part of the town.
A.. A. Gilman has lone several jobs of
reaping in this vicinity.
A. w. Edison and wife OF Worcester,
Mass, called on p. +. Grow recently.
Quite a force OF men have been employ
ed on the two bridges above the Arnold
place. A derrick has been set up for ham
ling the large stone.
w. F. Gillette is making good progress
on the road over the mountain
All kinds of grain are quite good this
season.
Fred Smith and Lillian Sprague visited
friends in Woodstock recently.
Clarence Hunt had a thumb injured in
his threshing machine recently, disabling
him for the present.
Miss Nellie Fay of Pomfret visited her
many friends here last week.
Miss Lucia Laid of Woodstock has been
stopping with friends here.
Although the afternoon and evening of
the Dist were rainy, the ladies cleared ov.
er so at their ice cream sale.
81 of the near relatives OF j. Hazen
Wood met at his home on Saturday to
celebrate his 50th birthday anniversary.All
the brothers and sisters were there except
Thomas and a very pleasant time is re-
ported.
Miss Jennie Freeman, a teacher In
Northampton, Mass, is stopping at her
u~ncle's, DR.. ~Davenport's.
Mrs. Rufus Gay, a former resident re-
Gently spent several days in the place.
Royal Spiller is home after an absence
OF four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Emery visited in
Northfield Thursday.
Walter Clifford goes to Barre TO attend
Goddard Seminary this week.
Sheriff Buzwell is after the Chelsea
burglar.
There are three threshing machines at
work in this village.
Walter sprague and family visited his
sister in Fairlee last week.
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A GIT from her Pastor.

ain June 1889, after the great food, ''says
Mrs. E. L. Henrie of Johnstown, Pa, "at
a time when i was very much run down
with diarrheoa and had tried two doctors
without finding relief, | received a bottle
arrheoa Remedy from my pastor. This
remedy relieved me at once, and cured me
entirely in a short time. / got several
bottles and gave it around among my ac-
quaintances who were afflicted in the
same way. Think / gave it TO a dozen
people and 1t relieved and cured, so far as
/ know. in all cases. II is the best medi-
cine for the disease l have ever known
For sale by Z. e. Evans & Co., West Ran
alton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

vi. Spear and wife attended the Gen.
tennial as invited guests OF Gov. Page.
An infant OF Mrs. Celia Burrelle's is
dead.
Miss Jane Wellington has moved into
Mrs. Farnsworth's house.
M. ID. Laport and wife, Mrs. Charles
Fullam and daughter Zoe arrived from
Kennebunk, Me, Thursday.
Alex Jerd and wife have returned from
a visit In Canada.
Bert Farnsworth and his hired man went
into the woods Friday cutting large trees
for lumber. II seems that a large maple
tree had previously been broken of
by the wind and the top lodged against
another tree which they were engaged in
saving down. AS the tree began to fall
the former staid too long in extricating
his saw when the lodged top fell, hitting
him on the bead and shoulders. He Mas
badly injured, several bones being brok-
DR.. Stewart was called and saws he
recover. Help was summoned and
he was taken to his house in an neon
scious condition. II was a great wonder
that he was not instantly killed.
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PERSONALS.
Very warm last week.

Very warm last week.
Chas. Griswold was in town last week.
James Carrigan has gone out of the fish
business to accept a lucrative position with
a Humber company.
George Buchanan has secured a fine po-
sition as book-keeper with H. j. Nelson
Of Burlington, the great furniture dealer.
Fred Bradish of Cleveland, Ohio, is at
home on a short vacation. He has a very
responsible position there in one of the
city banks.
The West Randolph delegation to Ben
nington included Col. r. j. Kimbali, w.
H. N r.. I. Dubois, G.. H. Hoyt, Mark
Chadwick, Elmer Bean, G. w. Hayward,
Capt. and j. E. Eldredge, L. 2. Thayer, A..
Emery, E.Lillie, e. A.. Shattuck, George
Temple.
Dean Fassett has bought the new house
just outside the village,on the Center road,
owned by Curtis Parkhurst, for $S75, which
is the best sale OF the season.
Hale Flint and family nave returned to
Chicago.
Jake Ford was arrested Thursday night
on a charge of drunkenness and put in
the village Jail. He was tried the next
day, pleaded guilty and was fined so and
costs, in all amounting to S16.25.
c. c. Harvey, the popular postmaster at
Rochester, was in town last week and
made us a pleasant call.
The Graded School commences n week
from next Monday. II you can take a few
boarders or spare a room or two please no
tify the Committee by postal card at once,
giving particulars.
Potatoes are yielding well and are of ex-
celent quality. A few fields only have
been struck by rust as yet and are rotting.
Col. r. j. Kimball and family are at the
Capital attending the Special Session of
the Legislature.
The Christian church parsonage is near
ing completion.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge,
preached at the Cong'l church last Sunday
and Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy at Morrisville.
Chas. Blodgett lost a dump cart last
week in a very short space of time. One
of his men, Hull, undertook to cross the
track at the Tewkshury min yard ahead
of the down express. He got the horses
and forward wheels across when the latter
part was reduced to kindling wood.
]. n. Kinney, Esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
with his wife and two daughters AVE been
visiting friends in town. This family has
recently completed a trip around the world
which occupied about two years, during
which time they spent about 6 months in
Japan. He is a brother Of the late Luther
Kinney.
Eight cows, 1 two years old bull, l Jer-
sew calf will be sold at auction in Depot
Square next Monday, at 10 a. m.
y. 81. Diapers stallion Pastoral win be
on exhibition at the Breeders Meeting at
White River Junction and all should see
him who admire a handsome horse.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
Mrs. F. n. Holman of Somerville, Mass,
in town last week fort two weeks

Mrs. F. n. Holman OF Somerville, Mass,
arrived in town last week for W weeks
visit.
Elmer E. Kelley OF Birmingham, N. Y.
is in town visiting his father,A A. j. Kelley,
Esq.
Talk about binding oats, here are two
men who stand at the head, viz: Nelson
Francis and L. d.. Cross, (the latter is of
Worcester, Mass.,) who bound in A 1-2
hours for He. Pember four acres of heavy
oats.
The Catholic society will hold a grand
fair n sale in Dubois & Gays hall Sept.
Sd, 4th and 9th. There will be a variety
entertainment consisting of vocal and in
strumental music, select readings, an adj
dress by Rev. FIR. Lonergan, ETC., etc. The
question as to whether w. G. Cnshman or
c. w. Hayward is the most popular bar
Der and whether /. d.. Litchfield or F. w.
Wadleigh is the most popular butcher
viii be voted upon.
President Harrison, Secretary Proctor
and other dignitaries will be at the Breed
ers' Meeting at White River Junction to-
day Thursday
Miss Maud Blanchard has returned from
a visit to Boston.
Miss Winnie Badger gave a very pleas
ant 'cobweb party at the residence of Mrs.
Willard Gay last Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Carrigan has gone to So.
STAFFORD where she has again been engaged
to teach the village school.
Mrs. c. o. Standish goes to Pomfret Sat
urday for a few weeks.
The following scores were made by mem
bers of the w. X. X. club at their range to-
day. Ten consecutive bullseyes were made
for the first time since the formation OF
4 hTC In
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
$4,000 in gold for a Husband.

We win give to the FIRST person telling US before
Sent. Is. 1851. where in the Old Testament the word
ssHusband" Is first found 500 in gold. To the next
next a5' IS each. TO the next rs. So each. To the
person sending in the last correct answer we will
give 500 in gold. To the next to the last $50 and
"a on same as from the first. With your answer
send Is cts. in silver or 81 cts. in stamps for a box
of DR.. Coles Blood and Liver Pills, the best Blood,
liver and stomach Pill ever made. Sure cure for
sick headache. Don't grippe Remember the pres
ents are absolutely free. being given away 70 ad-
yertise DR.. Coles Perfect Pills and Family Rene
dies. No answer accepted unless accompanied by
an order for one or more boxes, 5 boxes for Sl.00
Agents wanted. Address, DEAN BROS,
Montreal, Que.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

The Youngest boy of r. w. Walbridge
was instantly killed last Friday by a tree
falling on him which his father and hired
man were telling, which went in a differ
ent direction than expected. 1t was a
very trying ordeal for a father to carry the
body OF his seven-year-old boy TO his
mother. The funeral was attended Sun
day afternoon by a large number of peo-
pie, Rev. G. H. Morse officiating. Much
sympathy was manifested for Mr.. and
Mrs. w. and the one remaining little boy.
The Post were in attendance. A large
number of the schoolmates of Carley
brought flowers as a loving remembrance,
which at the grave they placed upon the
coffin, completely hiding it under a bank
of flowers.
Since the observance of the centennial
anniversary of the "Town Library Assoc
ciations the Hon.. Warren II. Smith Of
Rutland has very generously sent his
check for one hundred dollars to be used
in buying books, as a token of his remem-
brance of the interest he took IN reading
books from the Library when a boy, as he
was then living in Brookfeld.
c. b. Fisk and family are camping for a
week at Lake Dunmore.
F. P. Lamson has purchased one Of w.
A. Woods self binding reapers.
A party from the east part of the town
camped at Berlin pond a short time last
week.
An educational meeting viii be held at
the 2ndC ongl church, Brookfeid. Friday,
Aug. IS at 1870 D. m Mr.. Edward Ccnant.
Prin. of the Randolph Normal School and
Mr.. A. w. Edison, Agt. of the Mass. Board
of Education and others are to discuss
methods Of teaching common school sub
jects such as Reading, Arithmetic, Ian
guage, Busy Work Tor Little Folks, etc.
In the evening. $50, Mr. Edison viii speak
on ssSome Phases Of Modern Education
a cordial invitation is extended to teach
ers md all others interested to attend
both the afternoon and evening meetings
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

Mrs. Ella Abbott and Mark visited on
Braintree hill recently.
S. o. Jones has rented the j. a. Spear
store in this place and opened a grocery.
Mrs. Fosters little girl is very sick.
Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Abbott are on
the sick list.
Albert Durham has zone on the section
to work.
Paul Wagner OF Montpelier was in town
over Sunday.
Linnie Jones and viii Prentice Of Ran
dolph were in town recently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

Guy Hodgkins is to clerk for A. NJ.
Weeks.
Mrs. ID. A. Stanford and sons are visit
ing IN 81. Johnsbury. The mill IS closed
Tor this week.
Sophia and Nellie Cotton are visiting at
h. r. Nilmontis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Daniels are at Z. c.
pierce's.
Fairie Jones and sister have returned to
+. Thetford.
Mrs. c. o. Lincoln and baby are at
Chelsea on & visit.
David May spent Sunday in W. Fairlee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

The following names were registered at
the Vose House last week: Mary Wheeler.
B%oltonville, VT; F. Rogers and wife,
Bethel; A.. L. Smith and wife, West Rut-
land; Prof. A. Z. Hough, Lebanon, y. H.;
y. L. Perkins, Warren, Vt; Geo. A. Green
slit, Warren; w. q. Shaw, White River
Junction; p. Reed and c. A. Thomas,
Gaysville; Harry Hutchins, Pittsfield; r.
L. Lewis and wife. Salem, n. y; j.. ii.
Leonard, Rutland; John Moore, Sher-
hurne; p. Allen, Pittsfield; A. II. Bell,
Burlington.
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Hoods

STATE OF VERMONT. TN Probate Court held Al
RANDoLFH DISTHiCT.sS Randolph within and for
said Disfrct.un TIE - dav Of ASS A.DI~l An In
strunent pnrportiuE 20 betne iastU1l and TesiAuien-
or Andrew J. topeiand late 81 Chelsea ln dis
tricf. deceased feiux presented & Court by William
Robbins. executor named therein for Proh4fc M b.
ursefeahg said Conrt.tfaf an perssutcaurernrd her
abs nefiacd 10 Auuaarai . session 81 said Ocurtto ne
ffia a. tae Orange 81 Hotel % NseiseA On he i
cas- g ertA-Dls.i.tui show rause.h any they may
have a-4ilsf the iruH1irof said Hlas Tor which, rur-
pose d Is further orien-d. naf : copy of tire record .
his orter = published tITre weeks lcc-siNcyil DE
HEEIn& NEW1. rrflfel a. E1ntlrI. rrtrlcrs %
said ftlse 1urpiufrf fnr hearing ET fhe Court.
81 Attest WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Judge.
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For sale or to Rent.

The residence of the late d. B. Haven,
situated 8 10 miles from West Randolph
on the west road to Bethel village. One
acre of land, excellent garden, running
water house, barn and shed in good repair.
For further information inquire OF or ad-
dress w. A. McINTosH, p Weston St.,
West Randolph, VT.
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Granville.

Clarence Selleck OF Norwalk, Conn.,, is a
guest Of Miss Kate Lamb.
Leon Childs Of Moretown was in town
last week.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy is in Moretown
with her mother who is quite i'll.
ID. d. Hemenway and son and daughter
attended the Bennington celebration last
week.
Eddie Wilson has a the misfortune
to break his wrist.
A son arrived at S. F. Hubbard's Satur-
day night weighing Z lbs.
Mrs. Foote Of Cornwall and Mrs. Hef-
Ion of Burlington are guests at J. ID.
Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Keyes OF Warren
wers guests OF Mrs. W. H. II. Maynard
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Simpson and children are Wis
iting in Roxbury.
Misses Ida and Lena Rice Of Bethel are
visiting their uncle, Henry Farr.
Joe Brown and wife of w. Randolph
visited his sister, Mrs. Zeba Lamb recent
ly.
A. n. Briggs is improving slowly.
Mr. n Mrs. VIII Allen OF West Ran
dolph visited at H. Fairs last week.
A. Blair of Tyson visited his sister, Mrs.
II. A. Briggs last week.
Zeba Lamb was quite i'll last week.
A. P. Jones expects to move back to W.
Braintree o
Perry Smith and family have gone on a
trip to West Haven which was formerly
their home.
VIII Thayer and wife Of Warren and
John Blanchard and family of West
Brookheld visited at Hermon Jones' last
week.