Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
Corinth.


Mrs. David Ward was in Chelsea satur-
cay.
George Tucker is working for Charles
Avery.
The creamery at the Centre is being re-
pared.
Chas. l., Spear is painting the Center
church.
Chas. Avery is having relapse from the
measles.
William Burgin was in Washington
last Friday.
Mrs. Dora Kenyon Is working at George
u Wilson's.
C. A. Crockett OF Chelsea was in town
last Monday.
Chester Kezer is buying cider apples to
take to Barre.
Charles Avery is not SO well and is con-
fined to his bed.
Lyman Porter is repairing the bridge
near F. j. Huttons.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott will preach at the
Center church Nov. 14th.
The selecimen are repairing the bridge
near T. c Sargent's store.
The schoohouse at West Corinth is
having general repairing.
The Congregatienalist church at the
Centre has been newly shingled.
Q. Bowles of Washington comes into
town every Friday, buying eggs.
There were no services at the NJ. e.
church at the corner last Sunday.
Mrs Bert flat is recovering from her
late illness but is not able to return home
yot.
l.. II. Bohonon OF Chelsea has bought
recently OF W. e. Fits Of this town, ten
head OF young cattle.
Mrs. George Eaton Of Washington is
convalescent and able to ride to her
uDcie's, W. Burgin's.
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge preached at the
Center church Oct. 18th in the absence of
the pastor, h. w. Hatch.
Mrs L. Emery is spending few days
with her sisters, Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs.
Knight, In West Fairlee.
Ray CARPENTER has returned from Man
chester, n. H., where he has been for sew
ersl weeks taking lessons on his cornet.
Mrs Rob Moore OF Stanstead, p. O., is
with her parents. Mr.. Sleeper was very
i'll last week but is somewhat better now.
Some boys took down the guide boards
in Sc e-al parts OF the town a few weeks
ago. They have been found and are being
replaced.
John Hackett aud wife OF Haverill, n,
H., aud Edward Brown and wife of East
Corinth visited their nephew, f. j. Hut
ton, last week.
Lyman Porter has been having his well
dug larger, and lowering the water pipe
that conducts the water to his house, to
prevent freezing.
f. j. Hutton and wife and George H.
Wilson attended he dedication of the
Ma. chic hail OF Jackson lodge, No. 60, at
West Fairlee last week.
Mrs. Munson has returned from her
visit to Chelsea. Her ward, Carl Corliss,
mad the misfortune to break his arm
while there, jumping from wagon.
ID. q. Paddeiord of Enfield, N. h, was
IN town recently buying COWS for his Bos
ton furnishing milk farm. Since his re
turn home he has been dangerously i'll.
On Saturday, Oct. 10, Arthur II. Blake
and Lucy NJ. Darling were married at the
brides home by Rev. Wilbur +. Harding
of Vershire. They gave reception Nov 2.
October Is, George M. Wilson and Sadie
J.. Humphrey were married. They are to
reside IN Post Mills. The best wishes OF
their friends go with them. Mrs. Wilson
is graduate OF Montpelier seminary and
has been popular teacher for several
years.
Wednesday, Oct. 9th, Joseph p. Coyle
of Boston and Miss Della NJ. Heath were
married by Rev. Z. j. Sargent. They
gave a reception Friday evening and on
Saturday started for their new home in
West Somelville, Mass. Mr.. Covle is
employed in the Union station at Boston.
Mrs. Coyle will be greatly missed in her
bone as she helped to care for her aged
and helpless grandmother.