Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-24

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George Panton's mother has had par
alytic shock and is very low.
Royal Abbott had another poor spell
last week and has been quite sick since.
Clarence Fullam has had call to return
and do more railroad work this fall on ex-
cursion trains.
A special meeting OF the Woman's Re-
lief Corps for inspection was held on
Monday evening. Inspector Mrs. Leland
of Montpelier was present.
Among those who went from here on
the Boston excursion this week were Mrs.
o. Ralph, Fred Fullam and his daughter,
May, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd.
A sociable OF the Christian Endeavor
society of East BrookHeld was held at
Will Spragues last Saturday evening. A
large attendance and most enjoyable time
are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Peck have gone
to Brattleboro for visit, preparatory TO
their departure for the West. Miss Edith
Peck takes Mrs. Peck's place as teacher
in school No. 8.
The Sabbath school of the first church
voted last Sunday to be represented at the
convention at st. Johnsbury by MRS.
Laura AIlis, who has been visiting her
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Mrs. Annette Griswold went to st..
Johnsbury, Monday, to attend the State
s. s, convention held there this week.
Mrs. Griswold was elected alternate dele
gate from the Sabbath school OF the Sec
ond church and Henry Colt was first dele
gate.
| George Hall, on entering his barn In the
dark last week Wednesday evening, fell
over box and injured his side, SO that 1t
| is feared rib is broken. His neighbors
gathered at his house on Monday for Q
Hbee," to help him by digging potatoes
and husking corn.
The annual squirrel hunt falls due next
Saturday. The preliminary meeting will
| be held at the store OF Laid d Blodgett
| Friday evening. 1t Is desired chat all
persons intending to join in the hunt
| shall be present at that time or send IN
their names to Arthur Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd entertained
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Mosher, IRON
Hartford, over the Sabbath. Homer, Mr.
Ladd's brother, also made them visit al
the same time. He is on the st. Johns
bury football team, which played at Barrt
Saturday and at Northfeld on Monday.
i At the auction at Marshall Peck's las
Saturday, DR.. Ellis horse became fright
Tened where it was hitched, pulled loos'
Land ran but besides breaking some part
LOT the carriage, it did no damage, altho
many other teams were around. 1t SEEM
almost miracle that some other vehicle
was not run into.
From Another Source.l
The pond at the village is very low.
Dana Williams has had two paned win
dows put into his house.
Henry Kibbee is in poor health and hi
recovery is considered doubtful.
Emery Smith has rented farm nea
East Randolph and moved onto 1t.
+. Mrs. H. G. Kibbee expects to &c. sool
to the hospital at Burlington for treat
, ment.
F. P. Lamson has greatly improved tn
appearance OF his house by newly shing
ling and painting 1t.
, Road Commissioner Peck is doing
permanent job OF work on the road .
the center Of the town.
Some OF the patrons Of the creamer
. feel quite dissatisfied with the price the
/. received for butter last month.
+ About thirty members Of Crescent Char
. ter. o, E. 8. went to Randolph last Thurs
day evening to visit Beulah Chapter an
we're highly pleased with the entertain
1 ment.
Charles Holden Of Mortified has rente
, n. II. Fullam's farm and takes pOssessio
: the first OF next month. Mr.. Kelly, ii
present occupant, will move to bis far
In Roxbury.