Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-10

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Wesley Spencer and wife are Visiting in
Hard wick.
Earl Blanchard has finished work fol
g. w. Flagg.
| Mrs. Benjamin of Hartland is caring
for Mrs. E. w. SturtevaDt.
A daughter was born March 9TH to Rev,
and Mrs E. w. Sturtevant.
Louie Smith visited his brother, C. L,
Smith, the first of the week.
Esther George al East Bethel is visiting
Jennie and Jessie Blanchard.
George Mudeett OF Norwich has moved
on to the Earl Cushman farm.
Robert Fielders goes this week to
Franklin Falls, N. H., to work.
Rev. William Water OF Worcester is a
guest at j. ID. Laport's this week.
Will Pember and family visited at John
Blanchard's the first of the week.
Mrs. Alma Marshall OF Washington is
visiting her brother, Guy Clough.
Eugene Chadwick and wife of Brook
field visited at Chas. Spears Saturday.
e. Higher, who has carried on the Mary
Mudgett farm the past year, has moved on
to the Belcher farm.
Mrs. Charles Aldrich and Curtis Cutler
OF Mortified visited at j. Z. McIntire's
the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Fisher attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fishers aunt, Mrs.
Pettingill, at East Roxbury last sunday.
Miss Lizzie Spooner OF Barre, who has
been spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. j. ID. Laport, has returned to
her home.
Fred Crane, W ho has been very sick with
erysipelas and rheumatism, is now conva-
descent. He is attended by Dr. Russlow.
Miss Clara Lazelle is assisting there at
present.
Snowsville Library Association met last
Monday evening for the annual meeting
and elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Rev. e. w. Sturtevant; vice presi-
dent, e. r. Martin; secretary, Bert Farms
worth; treasurer, John Peavey; clerk, w.
FL. Perham; librarian, Ernest Flint;
auditors, G. A. Clough and G. l.. Smith;
book committee, q. l.. Smith, e. L. Ciafiin
and r. +. Martin.
The small hamlet OF Snowsville has ev-
cry appearance of being restless and un-
stable locality. IL has % residences and
the following inhabitants have recently
changed their abodes; Rev. K. w. Sturte.
want moved from John reavey's house to
Parish Blanchsrd's; Spencer, the black
smith, from the hotel to Mrs. Emma
French's tenement: Miss Jane Yelling
ton, the dressmsker, from Mrs. Mary
Ruggles' house to rooms in Bert Farms
woItn's house; Steve Hutchinson, from
Mrs. Emma French's tenement to the Nm.
Bass farm; Chss Smith, the harnessmak
err, from the Kimball McIntire residence
to the Sarah Sherman house; F.F. Thayer,
from the sherman house to his daughters,
Mrs. &. Mann's, IN Randolph; Heber
Farnswor,h, from his farm To Mrs. VIM.
Farnsworth's house; Frank Townsend OF
Rox hurry, to tire Heber Farnsworth farm,
and Kimball McIutire OF Brookfeld has
moved from the farm he carried on the
past year TO his house in the village.
Nothing like change for some people.
The thriving village OF Peth can boast OF
longevity and happy welded life. Ira
and wife,SeLh Banister and wife
anu Eleazer Bass and wife have each been
married So years and their ages range from
so to So years. Samuel Spear ana wife
have been married so years; Heman Pow
ers and wife, As years; Daniel Page and
wife, 40 years, and G. L. Wood ward and
v life, Al years. What suburb with the
same population can boast OF better
showing within a.radius OF one mile The
same hamlet boasts OF an odd coupe-Seth
Banisi er, aged 81 years. and his wife, aged
rs years---9 no have lived within two miles
Of the raj road for 40 years and have never
vet seen the inside of a car. Some OF the
oldest residents OF the town are in this
locality, among them being Ira Mann, 81, |
Ira Harwood, 81, Mrs. Harwood, 50, and |
EIeazer lass, rs. Several are between the
ages OF 20 and so.