Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Frank rllus bias bad bis house shingle.

past we hope for its continuance in the
future. ii. o. BIXBY.
Frank Titus has had his house shingled
Mrs. Louisa Clough Is visiting in Olcolt
Mrs. j. A. X. .Corwin is visiting in Bos-
ton.
George Giiley from Waterbury is 10
town.
o. ID. Tracy of Boston arrived in town
Monday.
James Straw from Yershire was in town
Saturday.
There was boiled dinner at the Cong'l
house Wednesday.
Amphias Williams visited over SUNDAY
at e. b. Dickinsons.
Mrs. Il. A. Kingsbury is visiting friends
in Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Mary Currier from Vershire is Wis
ting Miss Ina B. Wa lace.
David Emery is very i'll with asthma as
the result of a severe cold
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanders are both
afii cted with the jaundice.
Herbert Il. Wallace has hired out to Mr.
Whitney in East Brookfied.
Mrs. Rose Abbott went to Fayston
Tuesday to visit her mother.
j. K. Putnam and sister OF Wilton, n
H., were in town over Sunday.
Frank Davis welt to West Lebanon
N. d., Monday to visit his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Richardson from
Vershire were in town Friday.
DR.. and Mrs Carlos Bohonon returned
from their trip to Lowell +. iday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Bsckman of Boston
are visiting al Alonzo 4, Morey's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Hale X. Darling Sunday, Oct. 10Th.
Mrs. Mary Burnham spent Sunday with
Ben Burnham's family at Royslton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hemenway of Low
ell, Mass, are visiting at Merrill Fiint's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scales visited in
Barre and Danville few days last week.
Mrs. Maria Metcalf went Saturday to
New Hampshire to care for an invalid
lady.
Mrs. Frances Bixby is visiting her hus
bands brother, Urban Bixby, in Brook
field.
Herbert Kingsbury and Eva Thompson
were married Oct. 10sh by Rev. w. e.
Allen.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hackett did not dispose of
her farm at the auction which took place
Oct. I'd.
I. b. Wren OF New York and wa
Dodge of Post Mills stopped at the hotel
Tuesday.
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs &. p.
Dickinson on Thursday, but died sudden
ly the next day.
e l. Tracy and F. W. Sleeper of Barre
were In town last Tuesday, setting up the
Keyes monument.
There was husking bee at H. s. Fits
saturday evening and one at George
Densmore's Friday.
The promenade concert Friday evening
IS reported to have been well attended
and pleasant affair.
The reading circle met Monday even
ing with Mrs Stow aud the next m seting
will be with Mrs. Goss.
Mrs. L. A. Berry and Mrs. Horace Tracy
and two children of Jefferson, n. H., are
visiting at III. S. Annts'.
Myron Wilmot moved Thursday TO
West Falrlee, where he is to drive stage
from there TO Ely station.
Fred Hemenway OF Lowell, Mass, who
has been visiting in Chelsea and vicinity, |
returned Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cox OF Walden are
visiting at Franklin Dearborn's. Mrs, |
Cox is sister OF Mrs. Dearborn.
Mrs James Atwood is visiting relatives
in Lakeport, N. H., and her daughter, |
Mrs. Bryant, is keeping house for her.
Eugene Fuller, who has been visiting |
turned Monday morning to his home in |
Lowell.
Mrs. Chauncey Bohonon will sell three |
farms and personal property at auction at |
West Corinth Monday, Oct. 18th, at II
o'clock.
w. f. Davis and wife of the Profile |
House, n. d., were in town Wednesday. |
They are on their way to spend the winter
at their hotel in Florida.
Miss Katherine Stone, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Edith Dearborn,
for some time, has gone to Claremont, n.
H., on her way TO her home in Nashua.
Parties from Barre have been setting up
monument on the Reyes lot in the new
cemetery, which disintercsted parties
consider one OF the neatest in the yard.
Miss Minnie Whitney has begun work
as assistant to W. s. Hatch, the new post
master. She has been a valuable aud will
ing assistant and will be welcomed in her
new place.
The item concerning Miss Dantorth lsst
week should have stated that the young
lady rode from her home to Chelsea, seve a
miles, on a bicycle and also returned upon
the same Friday night.
Mrs. Durham, nee Matte Marsh, Miss
Helen Burbank OF Barre, Miss Kate Me-
huron, former teacher in that district,
and Miss Mary Burbank were at L. A.
Blrbank's over Sunday.
Ezra b. Andrus, a native of Chelsea and
a brother of the late Zi0a H. ADdrus, died
at Rsthdrum, Idaho. Aug. 10Th. He would
have completed his slst year Oct. sd.
The only survivor OF this family is now
Mrs. Lucy (Andrusl Folsom, who is liv-
ing at Allegan, Mich, and who was 81 in
September.
Ara A. Goodwin, brother of Joseph D. 1.
aud the iafe Asa A. Goodwin, died at
Craftsbury on the 2-th ulr., at the Gge Of
s.. he is well remembered by the older
people as shoemaker in town but re-
moved from this place to Montpelier
many years ago. His home for the past
ttw years hal been wife q son in Crafts
bury. il