Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-18

Haying tools and moving machine re-
pairs at j. j. Trerise's. Read large ad.
Millinery business for sale cheap. Ex.
cellent chance for dressmaker. For par
ticulars address Mrs. M. M. Stevens
Box 231, Chelsea, VT. At
/ T. G. Dearborn lost horse last Sunday
1 Oliver Medcalf is improving in health
| Miss Eva Thompson has gone to Orange
| to work.
Frank Aldrich OF West Eairlee was in
/ town Sunday.
Byron Berry has returned from his trip
! to Wisconsin.
G. W. Flanders OF Tunbridge visited at
VIM. Flanders last week.
Sidney Aldrich has been i'll the past
week but is now getting better.
George Blake and wife OF Warren Wis
tied at Sylvester Bills last week.
The Republican county convention has
been called to meet here July Sd.
Mrs. "A. ]. Copeland went to Montpe-
lier Monday for few weeks visit.
Eugene Kennedy moved into the Parks
house in the upper village Friday.
Mrs. Susan Taplin of East Corinth is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. X. Darling.
CO. Burnham has moved into the
north part OF Mrs. B. H. Adams house.
Rev. VIM. N. Roberts and family OF
Rochester are guests at ]. A. R. Corwin's.
Miss Annie Wyman OF Des Moines,
Iowa, is at James Morris for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scales and their
daug hter, Mary, are visiting In Danville.
William Flanders has opened a paint
shop over E. H. Kennedy's carriage shop.
Mrs. c. A. Densmore visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Victor Moore, at Hartford last
week.
Mrs. Helen Dow OF Cambridge, Mass,
ia visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Julia
Chase.
Mrs. charles Dickey OF Lowell, Mass,
has arrived at Q. A. Densmore's for the
season.
Miss Alma Adams was at home Sunday,
accompanied by Miss Alice Spear Of Ver-
shire Center.
Blaine Smith has returned from Royal.
ton. where he has been working for sew.
eral months.
Miss Ann Minard went to Montpelier
Monday and her mother Is staying at Ira
Thompson's.
c. Albert Bliss has gone to West Fair
lee to work in the furniture store OF his
uncle, c. w. Bliss.
Charles Goodwin and Andrew Sprague
are in the north part OF the state on
fishing and visiting trip.
Mrs. Julia Chase left for Boston to-day
(Thursday), where she Is to make her
home with her son, Freeman.
There was quilting and basket picnic
at r. M. Hsckett,s last Tuesday, partici-
pated in by most Of the neighbors.
Miss Mary Emanuel OF Liverpool, Eng,
ia at ]. II. Gritfin's. She expects to re-
main in this country permanently.
Mrs. w. P. Townsend and her daugh-
terl = blanche. went to St. Johnsbury
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Gertrude Hyde.
The caucus for choice OF delegates to
the Republican county convention Will De
10Th, at 3 p. m.
Miss Nellie Bixby is working In G. P.
store this week, during Mr..
attendance at the state con.
vention at Burlington.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Forrest
10 Mr.. Victor Lucia OF Northampton,
Mass. occurred Wednesday at the home OF
the BRIDES parents in South Londonderry
The state board OF health met here last
week. A county sanitary association was
formed with DR.. H. H. Gillette Of Thet.
ford as president and DR.. H. L. Watson OF
West Topsham as secretary.
The Orange County creamery statement
for May shows 1928 56l lbs. OF milk re-
ceived and 1886 lbs. of butter made.
for butter, S2,69376; running
expenses, $377 81; price per lb., 15c.
Rev. B. B. Sherman, Prin. s. M. Com
stock and DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Corwin Of
ficially attended the annual convention OF
Congregational ministers and churches at
Bradford last week.