Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21

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MRS. Mary Bryant visited friends in
south Iunoridge last week.
Miss Grace Colby and Mr.. Charles w.
Lyon are among those ON the sick list.
Mrs. Julia Rogers and son, VIII Of
Loweil, Mass, came Wednesday for few
weeks. %"
Dr.. Smith has rented part Of his house
from Canada. . u
Albert H. Hayden, who has been spend
ton Saturday.
Madam Hood came last week from
Lowell, Mass, to spend the summer with
her son, VIM. f. Hood.
In the report OF attendance In district
No. last week the name Arthur Don
should have been Arthur Dow.
Vinton A. Corwin came Tuesday for a
two weeks vacation. He is with hisbroth-
er, Chas. K. Corwin, OF Boston.
Il. o. Bixby attended meeting OF the
vermont Democratic club and the Demo-
cratic state convention at Burlington this
week.
Ben ]. and Merton E. Sargent OF Boston
were called home last week by the sick
ness and death of their grandmother,
Mary j. Scales.
Miss Flora M. Corwin came home Fri
day from Bridgewater, Mass, where she
has just completed a course at the state
normal school.
Deer seem to be plenty in this vicinity
One was seenson the farm OF S. K. Wills
and Fred Folsom saw four at one time
over the East hill.
DIR. J. j. Lewis Of Boston gave "The
Passion Play" at the town hall Wednes-
day evening. This lecture illustrated
with some OF the best pictures that can be
produced could not but help to be both
valuable and instructive to an audience.
The ladies OF the W. r. G. are soliciting
funds to help toward the National Emer-
gency fund, to be used for the sick and
wounded of our army and navy. 1t is
hoped every one will not only be willing
but anxious to do something for this
patriotic object when called upon.
A pair of horses belonging to Will Ba-
con ran away with horserake last Thurs
day from Will NJ. Flanders farm. They
went from the field into the road and
down the shoe factory hill into the village
where they were caught by Z. N. Dear
born. The rake was somewhat broken but
the horses were unhurt. 1t was very
fortunate that no teams were passing up
or down the mill as the road is so narrow
could scarcely have been avoided.
Rufus Brown met within severe accident
Saturday afternoon. As he was climbing
upon the hay NOW to assist in taking care
OF load of hay he fell to the floor and
through door to the ground eight feet
below, breaking his thigh bone and dis
locating his right shoulder, besides other
injuries. DR.. s. N. Goss and DIR. A. b.
Smith were summoned to attend him.
At last report he was doing as well as
could be expected. Mr.. Brown Is 70 years
OF age and 1t is a much more serious mat
ter with him than IL he was twenty years
younger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude F. Bryan, who
spent the winter on the Tracy farm in
North Tunbridge, are now living in Wash
ington, ID. c., where Mr.. Bryan has fine
position in the war department under the
surgeon general. He expects soon to re-
ceive a commission as captain in the reg
ular army, with permanent quarters In
Washington, his three years experience
at West Point and seven years military
service since having entitled him to con-
sideration at the hands OF the president.
Mrs. Bryan was formerly Vermont girl,
Miss Boutelle, being well known in this
vicinity where she has many relatives, ana
nearly all the summers OF her girlnooo
were passed in Chelsea and Tunbridge.
They visited DR.. and Mrs. Corwin In April
and met some OF the people OF Chelsea
while here. who will be pleased to learn OF
their new homie.
Win your battles against disease BY act
ing promptly. One Minute Cough Cure
produces immediate results. When taken
early it prevents consumption. And IN
later stages 1t furnishes prompt relief.
Drew q Leonard, Randolph; Leavitt
Reed, Bethel; NJ. j. Sargent a Son, 30.