Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-21
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Remember those seeds you had from me
last year? Same this year. Cooks s1.6t
package for rs cents.
L. B. JOHNSON, Randolph.
John Trask is in Boston this week.
Riland smith was in Bethel Saturday.
John Holton was in town the past week.
Riland Smith was in Brandon last week.
e. H.Edgerton was in Boston last week.
Will Cook was in East Middlebury a
day lately.
Harvey Kidder, Jr., was in town few
days recently.
W. a. Workman arrived at H. II. Chat
fees Saturday.
Ed Clark has gone to Randolph to work
for Fred Kent.
Mrs. Julia Wiley was in Randolph two
days last week.
John r. and Royal H. Topper were in
Stowe Tuesday.
Mrs. Glare nee Green is in Massachusetts
for a few weeks.
Geo. Palmer of Richmond spent day at
r. A. Kezer's lately.
Chas. Martin and E. w. McWain were
in Gaysville Sunday.
Miss Annie Messer was 10 Randolph
anc Bethel last week.
Mrs. W. ID. Huntington was in Brandon
several days last week.
Alpha Messer was in Washington and
Philadelphia last week.
Closson Cook spent the past week with
friends in Middebury.
DIR. Harry s. Chaffee went to Buffalo, n.
Y, last week Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin have moved
to their farm In Jerusalem.
Chas B. Beckwith and family are NOV
ing to Hartland this week.
Chas. Stoddard aud p. l.. Weber were
in Brandon a day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Kezer are in Boston
and Mills, Mass, this week.
Rev. John l.. Reeder is in Springfield
this week attending conference.
Chas. H. Stoddard Is in Washington, ID.
C., this week visiting his father.
Mr.. Chittenden was here last Wednes-
day to visit his son, M. ID. Chittenden.
Geo. Hunting ton has sold his village
bouse and lot in West Rochester to j.
King.
e. L. Pierce and son, Chester, e. L. Mar
tin and Frank Chapman were In Gaysville
Sunday. Ill
Mrs. e. c. Cole and daughter OF San
Francisco, Csl.,are visiting Gardner Rich
ar0e0n ana family.f NTfilta " fft.7
MIR. and Mrs. Cortez Brownson were in
Brandon Saturday aud Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Bump.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Bliss OF Middle
bury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il.
Cushman few days this week.
Two small purses containing small sums
OF money were found on the road and left
at the postoffice to be called for. r Fl
ID a l.. 49,
en- to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment, died Tuesday OF last week. ss'
win Cook and Wesley Hodgkins moved
Chas. Beckwith's goods to Hartlapd and
Frank Seems from South Royalton here
this week.
Mrs. A. T. Davis and daughter returned
to Mars shield Friday. Her Their, Mrs.
McWain, accompanied her to be absent
few weeks.
Cambell & Greeley are building two
tenement house on the lot bought of
Henry Chaffee, between his house and the
schoolhouse.
Rev. VIM. Hazen OF Sherburne and Rev.
VIM. Hazen OF Pittsfield spent Monday
with their brother, Carleton HszeD, at DIR.
HuntiDgton's.
Geo. L. Jewett, wife and AL Jewett of
st. Joseph, Mo-, were called here last week
by the severe sickness of their mother,
Mrs. e. l.. JeWett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins went to
Burlington last week Tuesday to see their
son, W. A. Perkins, who had his leg taken
off few weeks ago.
Thomas HI. Jones and Mrs. Jennie f.
Nichols of alone, N. Y, were married in |
Burlington last week. They came to visit |
Mrs. jones' father, f. F. Washpurn, and |
other relatives and friends. Mr.. Jones is |
a life insurance agent and hopes to locate |
in Windsor county soon.
Carl Martins experience during the last |
days staging of his journey to Montana |
was very much like what we have read |
about-a snowstorm and blizzard. The |
second morning the storm subsidized and |
they started on but were soon overtaken |
by snow and severe wind. Come back they |
could not ito camp they were not prepared |
so the only thing for them was to press on.
After a hard days work treading snow to |
get the stage team along, they pulled into |
Lewiston, cold and hungry. This called |
for Vermont blood.