Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-05-17

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E. H. Hubbard was in West Randolph a
day lately.
Mrs. Laura Goodno returned from West
Randolph last week.
Rev. Carleton Hazen viii start for the
Worlds Fair this week.
Lewis Brown lost a valuable mare last
week. She was nine years old.
Nellie Chaffee arrived home last week.
Mrs Morse came here last Friday With
the remains OF j. L. Morse, her father-in-
law.
A. w. Slocum OF Boston was here last
Saturday to buy butter for Boston parties
He expects to be here every Saturday for a
few weeks to come.
]. r. Topper and H. M. Wing were in
Salisbury n Middlebury, Monday.
L. M. Backus, who has worked in the
tub shop for two years past, has engaged
to work for parties in Warren and moves
there this week.
E. o. Hoyt was in Brandon last week.
Harry Boutell and wife are here for a
few days.
Chas. Brink and Mrs. Elda Thresher
were married May 8.
Rev. A. w. Ford and Chas. Eastman came
here with the remains of Mary Eastman,
May 9.
II. H. Cushman was called to Windsor
last week by the sickness and death of
his uncle, j. l.. Morse.
c. E.Andrews has rented the upper ten
ement OF ID. N. Coolidge's Gus and has
moved his family there.
Eelson Thresher and wife have gone to
Gaysville to work this year.
g. L. Chaffee was in Bethel, Saturday.
John II. Trask purchased a fine horse in
Montpelier.
NJ. NJ. Ball and wife were in Moretown
and Montpelier last week.
The auction sale ofthe farm and person
al property Of the late F. C.Kezer IS Tues
day, May %, 10 a. m. The date was omit
ted last week.
A horse belonging to K. H. Goodno
dropped dead in the road one day last
week.
F. A. Kezer is in Bristol this week.
The Ladies' Aid OF the M. Il. society met
With Mrs. R. A. Guernsey, Wednesday.
John Q.Kinsman will sell at auction his
place at the Lower Mills, May % At , pm;
also his place on the Branch, now oeeu-
pied by Wesley Swan and family, at the
same time and place.
A. Cushman was in Bethel a day lately.
DR.. VIM. M.Huntington was in Bethel,
Saturday.
Geo. F.. Stockwell has purchased the
meadow which formerly formed a part OF
his farm, OF @. Nj. Ford, for 5000.
Guy Hodgkins was at home several days
last week.
Calvin Morse was in Bethel last Friday. !
f. Emerson was in Bethel last Saturday.
Jessie Wright is at home from Detroit,
Mich.
NJ. NJ. Ball and daughter, Bertha, were
in West Randolph a few days lately.
Calvin Morse is petit juror, drawn from
here to Woodstock the coming term OF
Rev. Chas. Cahee and family Of Reads
boro have been here for several days.
Miss Clara Moore is in Woodstock for a
week.
Early Saturday morning, two dogs, one
a black shaggy dog and the other Of a yell
lowish color, were discovered with A. L.
VanDeusen's sheep in K. S. Holton's pas
ture. Nine sheep we're dead and four more
SO badly injured that they will probably
die. The dogs went from there 10 Henry
sheep and bit a valuable buck so
that he will probably die. The owners OF
the dogs are not yet known.
Mrs. James L. Harroun OF Taftsville, |
Conn, is with her sister MRS. Calvin Morse.
Mr.. Wakefield of Warren spent Sunday
with his son.
Melvin Church and family visited their
mother, Mrs. Chaffee, last week.
w. c. Lattimer and wife spent last sun
day with his parents.
Rev. Thomas s. Hubbard Is expected to
preach at the Cong'l church next Sunday.
The Ladies' aid OF the Cong'l society
met with Mrs. A. Cushman, Wednesday.
Isaac Hubbard returned to his home in
Midulebury last Saturday.
A. l.. YanDeusen was in Montpelier last
Saturday.
Tommy Martin, who has lockjaw, is
more comfortable
j. L. Morse died in Windsor, May 10,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Morse was a much re-
man who lived in this tow until
he death OF his wife, when he went to
Windsor, where he lived with his son and
wife till the death OF the doctor, after
which time he continued to live with Mrs.
Morse. He made many warm friends ia
The remains were brought here
Friday and the funeral was hela at the
church, Rev. Q. HAGEN officiating.
Elmer Barnes was in Burlington with
his wife to seeyDr. Woodland, an eye spe-
last week.
Jay Randall of Holland Patent, n. Y,
s stopping with his brother in law, W.
II. Campbell.
All mail for the west side OF the noun .
ain, deposited in this office before the
stage leaves for Hancock, will be sent that
way and reach Middlebury the next day
n season for all mail rains.
Hon. joel Baker, who has been engaged ]
or a year to speak here next Memorial
Day, has just notified the Post that press I
ng business makes it impossible for him
o be here.
Miss Seraph Smith, daughter of Sidney J
and wife, now a trained nurse OF .
Brooklyn, N. ", came Tuesday morning !
o assist in caring for Tommy Martin. !