Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-13

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John Albin is about town.
Clayton Orcutt is at home again.
d. l.. Nichols is shingling his house.
L. 1. Benn was in Northfield last week.
Mrs. E. P. Bean was in Northtield re-
Gently.
Dr. Fletcher took a sleigh ride one day
last week.
DrFletcher was in Burlington two days
last week.
Miss Nesbitt Of Northfied is at Rev. NJ.
II. Wrights.
w. j. Carpenter of Granville was in
town over Sunday.
Frank Abbott of Northfeld visited at
Milford Bagley's week ago.
Bert Dickinson is to occupy the house
lately vacated by Win Campbell.
Miss Ella Ayers OF West Berlin is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Susan Smith.
Mrs. II. CYAN Deusen was in Barre last
week visiting her mother and sister.
Mrs. d. Turner of Waterbury is visiting
at II. q. Ellis and f. o. Kennedy's.
A. IL. Howe has gone to Worcester,
Mass, making the trip with team.
Mrs. Alice Rich has returned to her du-
ties as housekeeper for ID. l.. Nichols.
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shop and is talking OF going to Cuba.
The Ladies' Mite society met with Mrs.
II. A.E.Riehardson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. May Wetmore is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for a few
days.
Charlie Bagley caught a trout measuring
l3 inches in length near his fathers house
last week.
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tives and friends in Middlesex and Mont
pelier last week.
Maude Fiske and Mrs. Clarke OF Mont
pelier were here Saturday in search of
trailing arbutus.
Mrs. Mason went to Worcester, Mass,
last week, where she will enjoy much
needed vacation.
Mrs. L. A. Rood OF Bethel visited her
brother, W. +. Edwards, Wednesday ana
Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. A. f. Richardson was called to
Braintree Sunday by the death OF her ia
ther, Jonathan Sumner.
John Granfield and Almira Simpson of
Northheld was married by John q. Flint,
justice of the peace, last week Wednes-
day.
Complaint having been made to the Sc
lectmen OF the riding OF wheels ON the
sidewalk, they have posted notices pro-
hibiting it.
Selma Morgan has returned from Mas
sacbusetts, where she has been employed
for the last 20 years, and is to keep house
for her brother, David Morgan.
Judge Stanton is in attendance upon
national convention of the railroad COM
missioners in st. Louis. Before his return
the Judge expects to visit the National
Exposition.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will give an ice cream social at the town
hall Thursday evening. A handsome art
gallery Will be exhibited and a literary
program will be given. A good time is
expected and all are invited.
The following is a list Of the officers |
elected to serve the RoXbury lodge for the |
ensuing quarter. c. T., Willis Cady; VT, |
Mrs Mabel Ricketts,; Chap, Glare Cady; |
Sec, Bessie Wiley; A. S., stanley Nichols; |
Treas, Charlotte Shepard; f. s., Leon |
Roys; +. G. T.,Fred Cram; marshal, Pearl |
Flint; ID. NJ, Lura Worcester; G., Ella |
Cram; s., Henry Butterfeld.
Geo. Veazey of Bethel, who was alive
and well and about his usual labors In the |
shoe shop when the last weeks edition of |
the Northtield Neics went to press, was |
somewhat surprised to read notice of his /
untimely death Ia the columns of that pa |
per under the head of RoXbury locals. Mr.. |
Nea2ey's friends are very glad to learn |
{ hat the item was mistake. Some one |
gave the item to Mr.. Connell, the repre- |
sentative of that paper, who is in town for |
locals every Monday.