Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06
Norman Hunts baby died Monday.

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Norman Hunts baby died Monday.
George Moony went to Montpelier Mon
day.
Rubie spaulding is attending school in
Sharon.
Mrs. VIM. Sargent was in Barre the frs
OF the week.
W. H. Martin was in Boston the frs
of the week.
Mrs, Will Perkins has gone to hospi-
tai in Boston.
Fred Faneuf of Exeter, N. His in towr
visiting friends.
Ralph Sorer came home from Hanover
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Alonzo wilmot OF Northfield was
In town Saturday.
Lucien Parkhurst Is home from Exetei
for short vacation.
Mrs. Brownell is grading the grounds
about her residence.
Mr.. Walter has built large DRY
barn at his homestead.
Mrs. Kate Wills was quite i'll last week
but Is now recovering.
Will Bingham OF Lowell, Mass, came
Monday to visit friends.
DIR. e. j. Fish and wife visited friends
In Washington last week.
Mrs. Henry Page and son of Bethel Wis
tied friends here last week.
The Junior class OF the High school is tc
give AN entertainment Friday.
Miss Lucy Hale went to Boston Tues
day to secure her fall millinery.
Norris Lamb returned from Boston
Saturday for few days at home.
Thomas Weeks has moved onto his
farm in Tunbridge for the winter.
George Shepard of Providence, X. l., is
visiting his father, j. f. Shepard.
Mrs. II. j. Loomis of Worcester, Mass,
was guest OF Arthur Whitman last week.
was here Monday, returning yesterday.
Mrs. Will Bingham has been confined
to the house by illness the past two weeks.
Miss Susan Lamb was at Randolph
Tuesday, the guest OF Miss Maria Beedle.
Wilbur Mcintosh OF Exeter, N. H., ar
rived here Saturday for short vacation.
Mrs. w. A. Farnham and Mrs. Kinney
Haynes visited friends in Randolph Mon
day.
Ed George had his hand seriously in
iured last week by track rail falling up
ON 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Bean of Franklin,
N. H., visited his mother and sister last
week.
bury was the guest of Miss Susan Lamb
last week.
A sidewalk Is being built from the COR
ner at Thomas Prindle's to Mrs. Elvira
Brownells.
xf;.. ht.,,. rr<x.tar -<,,,~x,a f~r.., Had
wick Monday, where she had been TO Wis
1t her sister.
Mrs. Will Cushman and daughter, Car
RE, OF Northfield are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Smith.
Miss Ida Brownell OF Pomfret was at
home over Sunday, accompanied by Mrs.
Wentworth OF Boston.
Charles Senter was called to Cam bridge,
Mass, Saturday to attend the funeral OF
his brother, Franklin Senter.
Mrs. Walter Durkee, Mrs. John Durkee
and Lottie and Seymour Durkee returned
TO Fort Edward, N. Y, Monday.
John Durkee OF Fort Edward, N. Y,
who has been visiting at j. B. Durkee's,
lett Saturday, for Lakewood, N. Y.
Mrs. NJ. e. Weeks has recovered suffi-
cisntly to go to Bellows Falls, where she
is to spend the winter with her niece.
H. G. Harris, commission merchant OF
Boston, who spent week with o. N.
Stoughton, returned home Thursday.
Miss Ella Latham, Miss Jennie Godfrey
ana miss Laura Hatch, teachers in the
Graded school, visited the schools at
Bethel yesterday.
The notice relative to the highway tax
and other taxes In last weeks issue should
have read Z5c. on the dollar for highway,
instead OF 35c. as printed.
Ed Lovejoy, Miss Alma French and
Arthur Cowdery went to New York on
he excursion Tuesday. Arthur Cowdery
goes to New Jersey before returning.
c. z. Black received news Sunday that
Lewis French OF Barnard was dead. Mr..
French had spent considerable time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Black the past three years.
Mrs. Henry Mosher, sister Of James
died at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington, Sunday. Her remains
passed through here to her late home in
chelsea Monday.
Henry Dyke says that he ran go Heber
Holman of Randolph one better on raising
He had one in his garden
hat measured 26 inches In length and
z IL inches in circumference and weighed
. Ia pounds.
VIM. Martin has sold his best residence
hat he erected on the Pierce place two
,ears ago TO MIR. Terriii OF Underhlil. The
house is the finest residence in town, sit
lated on the north side of the river on a
lite commanding a view that is very pic
uresque. He sold two other houses and
ome landed property and will give imme-
late possession.
Denison d. Dodge died at bis home here
asst Thursday, after few days sickness
II pneumonia at the age of "a years. Mr..
Dodge had passed his life in town and
vas one OF our most worthy and respect
ID citizens. He had been in feeble health
or the past three years with heart dis
'ase but had been able to labor most OF
he time. He LETT two daughters, both
having passed their lives at home. His
uneral was held Saturday, Rev. E. w.
sharpe conducting the service.