Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-21
NEWS In TOWNS ABOUT
WiIlianstown.

Glen McAllister is able TO attend school.
Mrs. Rice is with her mother in Wor-
cester.
Mrs. Ralph Whitney is gaining very
slowly.
Mrs. ]. NJ. seaver has been quite i'll the
past week.
DIR. F. &. Davenport is in quite poor
health this fall.
A. G. Rich and son, Fred, OF Barre were
in town last Sunday.
E. W. Rev and B. j. Page OF Boston
were in town the 18th.
Andrew Burnhsm was with his mother
in South Barre recently.
Mrs. ]. e. Ainsworth has returned 10
her home in Moline, Ill.
DIR. VIM. j. Tindall assisted our band at
Mortified fair yesterday.
Williamstown was well represented al
Mortified fair this week.
John Duffus is entertaining nephew
and wife from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. j. E. Gregory returned last Satur-
day from her visit in Muncie, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Moore returned last
Monday to their home in Atlanta, Ga
DC. Gale went to Hanover, n. a., the
18th to enter upon course OF studies'
A son was born to VIM. j. Young ana
wife the 18th. His weight was lO Ia IDS
Lucius Nichols OF Westfield, Mass, is
here visiting his brother, q. w NICHOLS
E.s. Martin has began his fall and win
ter work of cutting and saving stove
wood.
Jedadish Hyde and son Of Brookfeld
passed through here the 18th with LOAD
OF produce.
Mrs. Rowland Russell and daughter OF
Fayston have recently visited her brother,
II. ID. Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Waldo OF East
Randolph were guests OF &. NJ. Edison and
wife last SundayI
Constable A. A. Reed is collecting the
taxes that have recently come into his
hands tor collection.
G.E. WILDER has purchased one.fourth
OF an acre OF land OF A. X. Martin and
contemplates building thereon.
1t is with regret that the people.here ex-
meet that Rev and Mrs. P. p. Womer are
soon TO end their residence here.
The Ainsworth homestead has recently
been enclosed bv a new picket fence, and
is being painted by John Lynde.
Mrs. Eugene Price OF East Brookfeld
and her sister, DR.. Minnie Marshall, from
Montpelier were in town last Monday.
A NOW Of hay will be sold at sheriff's
sale to answer the demand made upon j.
M. Hutchinson by G. W. Nichols for tax
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Little of Yonkers,
N ", came last Saturday for visit to
Mrs. Titles brothers, 9. M. and q. l..
Edison.
Warren Goodrich OF South Barre passed
through here en- route to M H .Stoddard's,
East Brookfield, recently after load OF
apples.
Leonardo LaFlower, a man nearly 20
wears old dug over 100 bushels OF potatoes
one day last week In nine hours for Geo.
j, Williams.
GA. Blanchard, A. A. Reed, J. X.
Lynde, A. r. Martin, H.FJ. Lasell and
others went to Waterbury to attend the
fair the 18th.
Annie NJ. Graham has gone to Pawtuck-
ct. RI to visit her mother, also her
grandmother, Mrs. Geo. House, formerly
OF this town.
Lorenzo Kibbee and Ed. Fits of North
Randolph passed through here the 18th,
each OF them with a load of market prod
uce for Barre.
Friend Whiteomb from Barre were at
G. u. Lathrop's last Sunday, and Charles
Brown Of Berlin was at G. K. Bosworth's
the same day.
Williamstown lodge, /. o. o. F., will at
tend services next Sunday morning at the
Congn church in regalia. Sermon by
Rev. p. p. Womer.
w. z. Pratt is having steam apparatus
put into his house. The furnrce IS OF
Richmond manufacture and n. b. Robin
son furnishes and does the plumbing.
Arrangements for the coming lecture
course are made and 1t is expected that
the program will be better II possible
than in the past. The program will be
issued later.
The well-known cancer doctor, Billy
Martin, of Warren, alias Charles Hutch
ms of Montpelier, was in town last Satur-
day evening and made himself offensive
from the effects OF too much of the "ar-
dent"
q, L. Edison and wife left last Monday
for two weeks journey for pleasure and
business combined and will visit the
White Mountains, Portland, Me-, Boston
and New York. Mr.. Edison will purchase
fall and winter goods for J. K. Lynde's
retail trade.
We have recently noticed the marriage
OF Mrs. Olive Martin Densmore and A. II.
Gulick of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Gulick
was Williamstown girl but, when she
became Mrs. Densmore, she resided in
Chelsea, later in Manchester, n. H., and
now we understand that they will reside
in Worcester.