Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-07
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Byron Matthews OF Stowe was a guest O
! =. A. Bacon last week.
Ad. Batchelder OF Barre was up her,
last Saturday on business.
Carpentry work began on the Gull
Hotel the first OF the week.
10 Griffin OF South Washington attend.
ed the reunion here last week.
+. A. Pratt, the Brattleboro jewelry
man, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook OF Marshfield has
returned to the Monument House to re-
sumo cooking.
Fri Ditty attended the campfire and
soldiers reunion last week and also visit
ed his son, Leon.
Adell Stone and wife OF Barre visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Stone, at
the head of the gulf last Sunday.
DIR. James Bailey, former practitioner
here, but now at TieoDderoga, N. ", is in
town visiting Mrs. circuit Abbott.
| Miss Frances Kimbal arrived from
Massachusetts last Friday to continue her
universalist pastorate the coming year.
Grearson Il Beckett Co. shipped and set
up monument in the cemetery at Royal
ton Center for Rufus Cloud last Saturday.
c. @. Moore OF Atlanta, Ga, former
granite worker, is here visiting relatives.
AZ - AAooiS hdo OtEh bSAC 9CNCIdl W6ck6s
c. U. Lathrop has sold his Kidder farm
at the south west part OF the town to a
Mrs. Adelia A. Nichols OF Brookfield for
$3.50.
Alden P. Martin has SO far recovered as
to be ableto go to his son, Edgar's, in
Brookfeld. He will remain there for the
present.
Quite a delegation from Chelsea and
Brookheld attended the veterans reunion
here last week. Sixty veterans were
present.
DIR. Edward sprague OF Rumney, N. H.,
came Saturday EN- route to East Brook
field to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Sprague.
Mrs. a. E. Woods select school OF
20 pupils opened in Beckett block last
Monday. The other schools commenced
last Tuesday.
novelty for hitchup 10 the form OF
goat team was seen several days last
week on our streets. II hailed from
Berlin corner.
e. o. Farnham has vacated the Daniel
lde homestead to give room for f. e.
Little's family, who were made homeless
by fire the goth.
A. j. Paine of Rutland, general agent
for Mccormick Manufacturing Co., has
been here and set up e. j. Poor's corn
uhTNeHleF. IL NUFkb ike CDhEul.
Willie Aubiu, lad of nineteen, OF this
town and Christina BurDelle, a lass of
seventeen OF Berlin, were married last
at Frank Lavens by Rev. E. F.
Currier.
j. 8. Murray took a 25-ounce potato
from his garden last Monday and Joe
says there were several more in the same
bill that weighed only an atom less. Who
can show larger tuber than he above
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery, formerly
n Chelsea, and brother OF Col. q. s.
Emery OF that town, have visited bis
cousin, Mrs. N. K. Farnham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery are from Somerville,
Mass.
Quite detailed report OF the history
ind death OF Capt. II. G. Cleveland of
Rock Island, ILL.,, is given in a recent issue
II the Rock Island Argus. Capt. Cleve-
and was brother OF Mrs. j. M. Cheney
II this town.
The dwelling house OF fremont
:. Little was burned with near
Y all OF its contents, including $i10 in
ash. The family of ten are left with no
clothes except hat were upon their per.
ons. Insurance, 81 900.
The following are the officers elected at
he campfire last week: Col, q. II.
smith, Washington; Lieut-Col. q. o.
smith, Williamstown; Maj, A. F. Bohon-
N, williamstown; Adjt., Willard Cloueh,
n illlamstown; q. M, q. w. Brush, Will
iamstown; Ser, S. N. Goss, Chelsea;
hap, James Boyd, West Topsham. The
Iext reunion will be at Washington.
here was a vote OF thanks rendered j. X.
.ynde at the close OF the campfire.