Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
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Rowell June 80. 'irs' y, A.
Charles Sargent is building horse h...
Mrs. Mary Albright went !, O.
hoyaiton last week for short visit 'ou1h
Charles Wilson OF Lisbon. n n
expected guest at Chas. B. Smitbia an
Mrs. Charles Day OF Cbelmsto,a :,
was guest OF Miss Edna porte lass,
week. Sl last
Mrs. VIM. A. Daniorth, who naos.s
home. INV AZ
Mrs. Sarah Cushman Dudley Of Nom.
II. X. Hayward. aits'
The teachers and pupils OF Nos. / Il ,s
rier's pines Saturday. 0uf'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Burke =.
south 10! alton spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. M. Webster. ar
Prof. and Mrs. E. j. Bugbee ar w..
mouth, Mass, are guests at Arthur 4
Adams. They arrived last week.
Daniel M. Roberts, fast Galen princs,,
colt, got cut by barbed wire last wsek
he luckily escaped serious injury.
Fred Nelson OF Montpelier was ealled
here last week by one OF his oxen getting
his head filled with porcupine quilts.
Mrs. Matte B. Mcintosh and Walt,
Mcintosh OF Exeter, NJ H., have bssn
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fucker a feR
days.
Considerable hay has been pressed here
for shipment to Massachusetts the nasf
week. The price paid was % per ton.
low price.
A meeting will be held at the Con0i
parsonage Friday for the purpose OF Der.
fecting the organization OF the LADIES'
Home missionary society.
Mrs. Hannah Carleton and Mrs. Huldsb
Tucker, tho have passed a few weeks Ii
Sharon as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. /.
Farnham, are now at home.
ID. NJ. Roberts and Hugh Lynn Ieit
here Monday for carriage drive across
the mountains to Rutland, where they
will attend the races OF this week.
Gertrude Goodale closed her school in
Maiden, Mass, last week and bias cone
with Der brother, Ernest, to spend pBrt n
her vacation at Sc. Aspinquid hotelOguB.
quit, Maine.
Extremely hot weather was promised by
various weather prophets for the month
OF June. One OF II. X. Goodwints sheep
got so badly chilled the morning OF June
80 that IL died
Charles Woodland has gone into camp on
the mountains near Granville and will
spend some days there hunting for bears.
Mr.. Woodland Is a veteran hunter who has
big game record here and in the hf
West. lie wants to ada a Vermont bear
to the record.
School in No. 3, fought BY Ella g.
Chadwick, closed June 30. The pupils
having neither absent nor tardy marks
were Fred and Fanny Chadwick and
Jenny Langmaid. Those not absent were
Victor Bedoer, Ray Clarke, Mertie Clarke,
Winnie Hoyt, Carrie Tucker, Jessie Ross,
Lee Ross and Hugh Williams.
George Grant cut one OF his feet with an
axe while chopping In the woods about
three iourths OF a mile from his house
Saturday. The cut was deep one and an
artery was severed, but he succeeded 10
getting from the woods to the house. DR..
WEIGH, " no was called to attend him, bad
to tie an artery and take several stitches
to close the wound.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank w. Durkee and
daughter OF College Hill, Mass, who have
passed a few weeks In town as guests 81
MIR. and Mrs. 5. r. Durkee, Prof, Durkees
parents, returned TO their home Monday,
Prof. Durkee, who is professor OF chemls-
try at TUFTS college, goes to open SUM
mer school In chemistry at TUFTS. Before
leaving town be asked the owner OF the
Hezekiah Colby farm to name price for
the farm, the owner to retain all the gran
lite qusrries. II satisfactory price be
named probably Prof. Durkee, with 9TH
ers, will purchase the farm, build a dam
across the brook and have a tish pond
where the mari beds are. They would
build clubhouse upon Broeklebank and
spend the summers there. IL is an ideal
place for a summer home. The view from
Brocklebank Is unsurpassed for beauty,