Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

teins go acres, gOnd sugar place, young
orchard of grated fruit, good buildings.
For particulars address MRS l.. A. BEN
NETT, Chelsea, VT. oW
Bert Lane is in feeble health.
Herbert Kennedy is visiting at home.
Miss Nellie Early has left he hotel per-
manently.
Eugene Dsnsmore has finished work for
II. W. Allen.
Frank Bixby is ill, being threatened
with fever.
Harry Ly ford was at home from Barre
over Sunday.
HI. Miller OF North Hartland was in
town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Flint have gone to
Claremont, n. H.
James hosking is in town visiting his
sister, Mrs. Titus.
Mrs. e. +. Peters is i'll with lard cold,
as are many others.
Al. Little and family visited at Fifield
BohonOn's Saturday.
Mrs. j. d. Lane has returned to her
home in Lynn, Mass.
Miss Sophie Bacon from Massachusetts
was in town last week
Miss Lucy Osgood of Randolph is visit
ing at IL. 4. Walkers.
George Blakely of Calais is visiting his
brother, John blakely.
Miss Emma Wilson of Boston is visit
ing at A. W. Whitney's.
Mrs. Carlos Allen OF Brookfield visited
at l.. j. Gray's last week.
Mrs. j. X. Darling picked ripe raspber-
res tue 18th OF this month.
Miss Lillian Rich has returned to town
and will resume dressmaklng.
Miss Nancy Hall is caring for Mrs.
GLEASON W hite OF Washington.
Daisy Dunbar Goodale has consumption
and DR.. Cofwin is attending her.
Rev. Mr. Allen has returned from his
vacation and preached last Sabbath.
Mrs. W. j. Kidder Of Mortified has
been visiting at Mrs. w. j. Tarbelis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron wilmot returned
from White River junction Saturday
Mrs. George Bradshaw has returned
from her visit in Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. Frank Hackett will sell her farm
and personal property Saturday, OCT. I'd
Mrs. Moses Sanborn of Barr is visiting
her children, Mrs. Lucas and MILO san
born.
Miss Nellie Barnes is assisting Miss
spauiding IN the academy during the TALL
term.
Eugene Densmore has bought the Tun-
bridge and West Fairlee routes OF H. w.
Allen.
William Ordway has unexpectedly LEFT
the Henry Adams farm TO work for Gates
Blake.
Elmer Bradbury, wife and child OF
Bethel are visiting mis- mother, Mrs e. ii.
Peters.
Delmar Beckwith married Miss Anna
Hackett OF Bradford Sept. 9th at East
Connth.
Arthur Abbott has finished work in
Bethel and begins work for Fred Allen
Monday.
Mrs. Bernice Stevens and daughter Wis.
TIED at Horace Walkers on the West Ill
last week.
Dana Allen visited his wife at Water,
bury last week and found her very much
improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Harwood are Wis.
iting her father, M. V. b. Richardson, in
Braintree.
Mrs. Anna Tucker, mother of Wilbur /.
Tucker, died in the insane asylum at Wa
terbuly Sunday.
]. o. Perkins is in company with Frank
Bixby instead OF working for him, as re-
ported last week.
Frank L. Hudson OF Meriden, n. H.,
was in town Saturday to attend the iu-
neral of Mrs. Hall.
Mrs. Joseph Edwards has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness that she was
able to attend church last Sabbath.
Miss Ada Wright celebrated her 18th
birthday Thursday night by giving
party to about twenty young people,
The item last week regarding Mr.. snd
Mrs. Amos Emery should have been MI
Amos Emery ana Mrs. Mary Jones who
visited at II. 5. Annis'.
Charles A. Densm has recently torn
away the front end of the shed and is en-
larging barn for his son, VIII, VINO has
moved into the house on the Norton
place.
Charles B Townsend and Miss Lizzie
townsend of Barre were in town over
Sunday visiting their brother, VIII L.
Townsend. Miss Cynthia Townsend OF
Williamstown also recently visited her
brother.
Forrest Southland OF Bethel was in town
last week buying lambs and wool, paving
3 l-2 c. per pound for the former and lbc.
for the latter. MIR. Rowell of Randolph
was also in town looking after lambs and
other stock.
Hon. Roswell Farnbsm of Bradford,
Mrs Helen Davis OF Iowa City, Ia, X. Al.
Harvey Of Montpelier, Mrs. VIM. M.
Hatch aud Mrs. B. 81. Salmon OF wash
ingtnn, d. c., Ira G. Blake of Worcester,
Mass, and Perley Chandler aud daughter
u Barre we're in town last week.
Charles X. Darling, Chelsea, W. boy
goes to Massachusetts in early youth ana
now he has Just been unanimously elected
COMMUNICATIVE chief OF the Sons of Vet.
Grams of the United States. If he had
stayed IN Vermont be probably would not
have ever been ''msntioned" for side lause'
-lSt. Adams Messenger.
The F.ra---s-.- = -. zt,sa~r,ruF ~ the
Orange County Creamery CO. for August
milk received at creamery ,262, 701 lbs. but
ter made from same ana an equivalent o.
milk end cream sold, Is. 765 lbs; received
ior butter, deducting fceight aud com
mission. > 379.22; running expenses 10
Guiding reserve for interest on stock, tuos,
etc. $50 81; paid patrons, i3c.