Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28
Warren.
Willie Parsons is in Barre.

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Carlos Martin was in Montpelier last
week.
H. w. Lyford was in Montpelier
last week.
Mrs. Jennie Banister has returned
to Randolph.
George Greenslit is repairing his
mill and dam.
L. NJ. Heath has been in Montpelier
the past week.
Carroll Atkins of Bethel was in
! town last week.
Luther Ainsworth has been quite
sick but is better.
Fred Peat of South Starksboro was
in town last week.
Frank Blake is at Montpelier tax
ing the Kelley cure.
Nathan Thayer and wife were in
Morrisville last week.
Frank Bruce and wife are visiting
relatives in Rochester.
Mr.. Palmer of Bristol was in town
last week visiting relatives.
The sociable at George Banister's
last week was we'll attended.
Gertie Chambers has gone to West
Randolph to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. Mary Shaw and daughter,
Jessie, were in Waitsfield last week.
George McKenney has been sick
the past week with quinsy sore throat.
Alonzo Parsons has sold his house
in Barre that he built three years
ago.
Mr.. Kennedy of Granville has been
visiting relatives in town the past
week.
Frank Carpenter and family have
moved into a part of Carlos Martins
house.
serille Sumner and wife are visit
ing at Carlos Martins. They live in
Brookfield.
Atrial Lovett is finishing the ell part
of his house. William McAllister is
doing the work.
Daniel Hemenway, son, Eddie, and
daughter, Addie, of Granville were in
town last Saturday.
Willie Bean has moved into part of
Alonzo Parsons house and is to work
in H. w. Lyford's tub factory.
Clarence j. Sargent will put new
bellows into old organs and melo-
deems and do,any kind ofrepairing.
Parker & Slayton are to make but
ter boxes, both round and square, IN
connection with their tub business.
Rev. Mr.. Wicks preached at the
Town hall last Sunday on "The re-
ligion of Jesus Christ and how to live
it.u
The only place in town where cider
will be made this fall will be at AFRO
Parsons mill little south of Warren
village.
AFRO Parsons and Mr.. Clough have
returned from Barre where they have
been building house for Willie
Parsons.
There will be a harvest concert al
the Cong'l church Friday evening. All
the denominations take part. Every
one is invited.
The White Wings society will have
a sociable at the Town hall this week
Wednesday evening. Cake and cot
fee will be served.
Lucius Backus has been having 9
severe time for week from getting
; some sand in his eyes from sandpapel
while smoothing tubs as they
, were revolving in the lathe. He works
: in Parker & Slayton's mill.
While William Shepard and wife
were returning from the Northtielo
! fair, coming down the hill just above
: WILDER McGlafiin's, the horse slipped
) which frightened it and it ran away
r throwing them out. Mrs. Shepard
! was injured quite badly. The wagon
was completely smashed. The horse
ran to Albert Eldredge's and was
stopped.
There is a grand chance for some
Q business man or company to buy the
land where the Cardell mill was car
: ried away and build shoe factory Oh
: wooden factory or conduct lumber
business. 1t is the best mill site il
town and large pond of water tC
! draw from. There is a fine chance Il
work hard wood in this town there be.
ing an abundance of maple, birch ant
I beech.
Saturday forenoon, the Granville
and Warren base ball clubs playe'
q here. The result was in favor of thu
s Warren club, % to 10. In the after
noon. the Rochester and Warner
: teams played, the result being in ia
S vor of the Warrens. The score was
S TO 5. The feature of the game wa
the pitching of Mr.. Tilley, who, by hi
o corkscrew curves, prevented thu
Rochesters from making many hits
The catching of Rev. Mr.. Wicks wa
q good. Moriarty made hit that sen
the ball nearly out OF sight and j
struck in a cornfield. McAllister di'
J some very fine playing. The Roch
esters made their five scores in on
5 inning. The game was witnessed b,
: a large crowd of people.
East W arren.