Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-29
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Cushman, at Lowell recently.
LIB. Durkee and wife returned home
from Somerville Wednesday.
Clifton Hemenway has been ill'and con-
fined to the house the past week.
Mrs e. Winslow was at Ed Fosters Of
fee last Monday, collecting taxes.
C.P. Tarbell's little daughter, Florence,
Is recovering from her recent illness.
The State Teachers Association holds a
convention at st. Adams Nov. 1l-14.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hazen and Miss jennings
we're in Haverhill and Boston last week.
Mrs John Morse and daughter, Mary,
visited friends at Bristol, n. H., last week.
H. B. Roundy is making repairs on his
house recently purchased Of Chas. Flint
Mrs. Claa Avery Morrill, OF STAFFORD
was a guest of Mrs. e. j. Fish last Satur-
DAY.
Edison Blxby is still confined to the bed
and mis- condition is about ths same as last
week.
Rev. f. W. Sharpe exchanged pulpits
last Sunday wi b Rev. S. p. Fairbanks OF
Olcott.
Rev. e. w. Sharpe's little son, Harry, is
seriously i'll with an acute attack Of pneu-
mOnia.
The Western Union Telegraph compa
ny will receive election returns here TueG-
day night.
Harry Brooks has recovered from Sc
rOus quinsy sore that has kept him con-
fined several days.
Mrs. s. NJ. Pike returned home from
Georgia Friday, where she was called by
the death Of her sister.
Daniel Stoughton OF Charlestown, Nh,
was in town last week, purchasing pro-
duce for his home market.
EB Moody of Waterbury visited his
son, member OF the firm OF Mather Il
Moody OF this village, last Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey Reynolds has recovered
from her recent sickness and is able to re-
turn to her home in Mechanicsville, N. Y.
W. c. Hopkins, principal OF the Graded
school, is to take his school TO Montpel-
Ter Thursday of this week to visit the leg
stature.
Mrs. Fred Gallup of Claremont, wy
oming, who has spent the summer here
with Mr.. and Mrs. WV Gallup, returned
home last Monday.
The Bixby Woman's Relief corps has
extended an invitation to the Relief corps
and G. A. K. post Of Tunbridge and
Bixby post to visit them next Saturday
evening.
The Young Mems Republican club has
arranged to give the election returns at Its
hall Tuesday night. The committee has
called meeting for next Saturday even
ing at the hall.
A. P. Farnham OF Tunbridge, son of
Amos Farnham, and Miss Laura Farnham
Of South Royalton, daughter of Hubbard
Farnham, we're married at the home OF
the bride last week Wednesday by Rev. ii.
81. Goddard.
B. f. Waldo of Concord, n. H., was sud-
denly called to New Haven, Conn.,, Thurs
cay Of last week to attend the funeral OF
hls sisters husband, Frank Penfield. He
arrived here last Saturday and is to re-
main with his parents until Saturday.
Ernest Goodale of Charlestown, Mass,
treasurer Of the Ross and Morris machine
manufactures, was in town last week. Mr..
Goodae is a son of Ora Goodale OF Tun-
bridge, who entered the employ OF this
company as bookkeeper three years ago
and has risen to his present position.
Charles Lovejoy received news last week
that his brother, George b. Lovejoy, was
dead, having died suddenly while on a
visit to Chicago. He was a native OF hoy
alton and a son Of John Lovejoy, one OF
the earliest settlers in town. he moved 10
Mitchell, Ia, in 1852 and was one OF the
nrst settlers in the town. OF family oil
seven, four sons and three daughters
Charles, Henry and William survive.
Louie Whipple returned home Tuesday
ifom Boston, where he went after the fu-
neral OF his father to arrange matters at
Eryant & STATIONS Commercial college
LOT an indefinite vacation TO assist Mrs.
Whipple at bone. He is one OF our most
worthy young men. He is left with no
nearer kin than grandfather and grand
mother, his mother and sister having died
some years ago. He has the sympat by of
The community.
j. w. Waldo received the sad news last
thursday that their eldest daughters
husband. Mr.. Frank Pentsid OF New
haven, Conn.,, had committed suicide In
stateroom on one of the line BOATS from
New London to New York, by shooting
himself with a revolver. Temporary in
sanity was the alleged cause. Mr.. and
Mrs. Penfield were married last spring
ana spent seven weeks with Mrs. Pen
neld's parents here last summer.
Y. S. Marshal Harris went to Richford
last week Tuesday and attached two To-
eomotives belonging to the Canadian Pa
Slhc hallway. A suit has been brought
Ssgalnst the company by Miss Georgia
shepard, to recover Sl5,0 900 damages for
injuries received in falling from the steps
y car from which she was alighting one
vsy last winter at Richford. She claims
ela1 the steps were covered with Ice. Inc
use Is to be heard at the February term
VI the U. S. district court.
singular and sad coincidence was re
ported in the Globe of last week, which
Noted the death of three of New England's
pest drovers in one week, one OF them
.teIhg Harry Whipple OF this place. and
ne article says that they were always
luare and above board, with kindly
ueafts and generous thoughts. Their alb
sehee from the rank of sellers OF the va
7Ttous live stock centers will be noticeable.
soove voices the general expression
Vi M Whipple's business associates here.
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