Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
Brookfeld.

Mr.. Stowe recently added cider mill tC
bis other mills.
AFRO Dutton and Miss Edith Calligan
expect to take trip to Chicago.
g. H. Bigelow and wife returned from
their Western trip Saturday night.
Mrs. Martha Crabbs of Massachusetts,
once Miss Martha Edison of this town,
came to the assistance of Mrs. Calligan in
the care of her father in his sickness.
Mrs. Crabos was niece of Mr.. Graves.
Merton Griswold took up his work in
school again Wednesday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigelow have been
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Dea. Clark has gone to Pomfret to visit
Mrs. Tinkham, sister of his late wife.
Mrs. John Dunsmore, who was resi-
dent OF this town about twenty years ago,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. VIM. II.
Clark.
Mrs. Aikens and daughter have return
ed to their home.
1t is expected that Mr. Poland from
Fayston viii move in with Mr.. Milo Erink
this week and will carry on the farm for
the present.
Mir. Norman Frink, former resident of
this town but now living in Montpelier,
has been in poor health for over a year,
and his wife is now Frustrated with hem
orrhage of the lungs.
Mr.. O. II. Nichols commenced painting
the Masonic building this week.
Misses Anna and Emma Smith have
gone TO Waterbury to work in tine insane
asylum. Miss Clara still remains at home.
At my Branch Millinery Store, II anting-
ton block, corner Pleasant st. and Ram
dolph Ave, West Randolph, full line of |
trimmed and untrimmed hats and bon
nets and millinery novelties.
MRS. e. S. RooD.
Mr.. Andrew f. Kingsbury died last Fri
day morning, aged "A. The funeral was
attended ON Sunday afternoon at his late
residence, Rev. q. w. Morrow of West
Randolph officiating. Mr.. Kingsbury left
wife, three children, two brothers and
I hIee sisters. Mrs. Allen again postponed
her journey on account OF Mr.. Kings
bury's sickness but will return to Milford,
N. H., this week.
Mr.. Frank McWhorter of Barre has
been making a short visit in town, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. SuriDner.
The friends OF w. p. Abbott are glad 10
hear OF his success in bis school at White
River junction.
There was a snowstorm here last Mon
day morning.
c. E. Blake has moved into the parson-
age at Brookiield Center.
Mrs. Prudence Allen and her daughter. !
Mrs. j. Seabury from Waterbury are STAY
ng few days in this, their former home.
j. b. Kingsbury and wife are both
poorly.
Mrs. n. Wheatley and Miss Marcia
PECK went to the Worlds Fair this week. :
Mrs. Winch, widow OF the late Rev. G. / (
VI. Winch, is visiting relatives in town.
Harry Allen and wife of West Randolph :
re spending few weeks with his grand
mother, Mrs. S. Arnold.
DR.. Herbert Allen is in New Hampshire.
While Clarence Fullam was driving a a
hree- horse team, heavily loaded with a
pal, from Wiliiamstown, the pole pushed
hrough its yoke fastenings so that the {,
sauing horse was hit and became fright
nee. When going down the Ralph hill.
II the horses began to run, and when se- II
lous results seemed inevitable, Mr.. Full
am shut down the brakes and iumped. Il
fortunately, but little harm was done
~ i Is wei that the uphill comes 80
losely after the downhill