Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-09
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James Carrigan is selling oils for a
wholesale house.
Luke Parish has lately had a telephone
put into his house.
c. W. Bragg OF Mortified visited at G.
w. Drew's Tuesday.
Mrs. Eunice Kenyon o. Gouldsyille is a
guest at T.. n. Beans.
There will be a song service at the Chris
tian church next Sunday evening.
Pearl Terry is improving from illness
induced by an accident at school.
Mrs. Harry L. Cleveland OF st. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting at j. P. Cleveland's.
Pat Greaney has finished work at the
Bean barber shop and gone to Northteld.
John Connolly strained the ligaments
OF his right ankle while playing football.
Mrs. w. N. Cragin and daug hter Of
Rochester, n. H., visited last week at M.
NJ. Wilson's
"Nick" Neibaum and G. W. Hayward
slaughtered IA grey squirrels and one par
fridge Tuesday.
Miss Emily Miller is at home from No.
Thetford, where she has been teaching for
months vacation.
James Hutchinson, Miss George Mann,
John Sargent and Will CushmAn went to
New York yesterday on the excursion.
Carl McAllister, who had been spend
ing vacation here, in part, returned to
duty on the Pullman service Monday.
About 25 hands are now employed at
the Emerson mill and some night work
is being done in the hope of catching up
with orders.
p. w. Connolly returned from Loon
Lake, n. Y, Monday, where he bad been
working for the past seven months at the
Loon Lake House.
Fred n. Smith, who has been working
in Fsneuil Hall market in Boston for
some time, spent Sunday with his family,
who will move to Boston soon.
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF the Chris.
tian church will meet with Mrs. Mary
Mann Tuesday, Nov. IA, at 3 p. m.
The mail train Monday afternoon ran
into and killed seven cows and a calf near
West Hartford. All the ANIMALS in the
cluster were killed, not one escaping.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter sault returned from
Nergennes yesterday, where they had
been visiting their sons. Miss Mabel will
remain awhile longer at the Mary Fletcher
hospital
Mrs. Patrick II. Murphy, sister Of John
Sabine Smith, arrived this morning from
New York, and will be guest OF Mrs.
Smith Clark until after the Sswyer-Smith
nuptials.
Mrs. Mary Crocker has sold her term to
Walter +. Stark, who has been living on
Il for some time. Mrs. Crocker, who is
suffering from an enlargement OF the
heart, is now confined to her bed.
B. Souto OF New York was here briefly
Tuesday. he has purchased a sawmill
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junction with his mill here and a chair
factory at Hartford in which he is inter.
ested.
The Woman's Relief corps OF this place
invited the ladies OF the South Royalton
corps TO attend a regular meeting and so
cial last saturday afternoon at Grand
Army hall. Eleven visitors were present
from South Royalton and i6 sat down to
the excellent supper served.
The differences between the Central
Vermont and its conductors and trainmen
have been settled satisfactorily after 2
three days conference at St. Albans I'm
der the new arrangements the men will
receive the concessions asked for. The
engineers and tremen have asked the
Central officials 10 meet a committee rep.
resenting their unions, and this will be
done soon. The threatened strike has
thus been warded of.
VIM. Hunt OF Peth, who went to Boston
on the recent excursion, met with an IN
fortunate accident. While driving with
nephew, the horse became frightened and
unmaDsgeable and Mr.. Hunt was thrown
from the carriage. No bones were broken
but both legs were so injured that he
walks only with the aid OF crutches.
Monday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock, VS.
Howard discovered that the house occu-
pied by his neighbor, b. A. Martin, two
miles from this village on the Thayer
brook road, was ahre. AT the time Mr.
Martin was In the woods chopping. but
came at once TO help. Il is thought that
the IRE must have caught from 4 stove.
pipe or chimney in the chamber. II was
beyond control when first noticed. Chas
Nangiloer, who was working near, proved
valuable assistant, but the three men
succeeded In saving only the bedding. one
suit OF clothes ana Mr.. Martins PENSION
papers. Mr.. Martin has lived alone there
since the death OF his wife. which oc-
Cured nearly three years ago The house
y owned BY Mrs. Margaret Cav. WIDOW
o. Myron Gay, snd was insured Tor ss00
There was no insurance on the contents