Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
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e. ID. Segar was in Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Mann visited in Burlington
last week.
Gilman S. Moulton returned from New
York Tuesday.
! Il. Il. Evans and DIR. V. c. Goodrich
were in Barre Tuesday.
George Tatro has been in Boston the
past two weeks on business.
Royal White lost another horse Tues
day, this time from stoppage
John BYRD is at home from Rochester
where he has been teaching school.
DIR. IT, c. Angel has seld out his prac-
tice in Warren and will locate elsewhere.
"Nick" and ''Stub" returned yesterday
from hunting trip in the wilds OF Pom.
fret.
George Tatro and friend Of Hartford.
Cons, visited bis father, Alex Tatro, re-
Gently.
The w. c. r. u. viii meet with Mrs. Ell.
len Newton Friday afternoon at three
o'clock.
"The Informals" meet next Monday
evening at the home OF the president, Mrs.
J. w. Rowell.
Mrs. Louise Nye and Mrs. Ryan of
Plainfield are visiting Mrs. &. r.. McCril-
lis, Mrs. Nye's sister.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Frank Mann Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 10, at 2:30 o'clock.
r. A. Shattuck has been in Mortified
most OF the past week, experimenting re-
pairs on the house he owns there.
'The Old Spinning Wheel" will be the
theme of Rev. T. A. Howard's discourse
at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
A. w. Andrews, the new manager OF
D.f.. a
ford the first of the week for few days.
The Seniors held their first meeting
Monday at 1850 for the election OF officers.
Arthur Sault was elected president OF the
'9Ss.
Frank Bailey's horse ran away Monday
evening, bringing up in Nelson Browns
barn with the buggy's cross bar and irons
broken.
The diphtheria scare is pretty much
over in Mortified. There have been no
new cases the past week. No deaths have
occurred recently. Church services will
be resumed next Sunday and schools Mon
day.
+. w. Gaynor of Northfield, who has
friends here, is valedictorian OF the grad
uating class of the Baltimore Dental col
lege. He was also valedictorian on his
graduation from Norwich University,
Mortified.
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Dr. G.. W. Scott attends him and he is
progressing so well that an operation will
probably not be necessary. Mrs. Bean, /
who was visiting in Barre, was called
home Tuesday.
DIR. Patrick II. Murphy was the Repub-
lican candidate for councilman from the 4
second district in New York Tuesday. He /
probably went down in the general wreck, .
but he can be depended(upon TO keep mis-
colors flying to the last. n
When DIR. MI. Scott was about 10 stem
into his buggy at Joshua Ford's in Brain
tree Monday, his horse took fright at a /
hog and ran before the doctor could get
aboard. The horse ran several miles near
ly to this village. The buggy was some.
what injured and the horse little bruised.
This colt is very strong and spirited and
vas never fully broken until Ed whitney
did the act last summer after quite a strug-
gle. The animal was not badly frightened
this time.
Considerable interest was manifested IN
the election results Tuesday. No prepara-
ton had been made to receive returns and
the only authentic news that was secured
came over the New England Telephone
line early and later consisted Of a despatch
70 the HERALD from the Free Press.
IammaDy's triumph in New York was
in advance and the chief inter-
est conferred in the relative showing of
LoN anu Tracy. Inc Democrats are
much encouraged by the general results.
All but one of the fifteen members Of
The B. o. NJ. c. club were present at
palette social" at the home Of Mrs. sarah
A. Rogers Tuesday evening. A CORE
spending number of young gentlemen
we're guests OF the club, and chose their .
partners for the evening from a group Of I
masked figures draped in sheets and Dill
oweases. The amusing feature of the
'ccssinn was guessing contest, the COM