Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-26
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Friday.
Mrs. Jed Kendall is quite i'll with pneu.
monia.
Ed. Whitney was in Claremont, N. H.,
Monday.
w. 5. 5. Buck was in Barre Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Booth spent sun
I day in Roxbury.
Alfred Eaton and wife returned from
+ New York Friday.
I Thomas Carr OF West Hartford was in
town over Sunday.
{ Mrs. Harry Tredo is recovering from a
I very severe Illness.
ID. r.. Cooling went to Boston Saturday
to remain few days.
Hermon Morse OF Montpelier visited
friends here Monday.
q. L. Martin returned from his western
| trip Sunday evening.
Miss Helen Stanley OF Rochester visited
friends here last Friday.
Miss Alice Coulmbe was down from
Mortified over Sunday.
Charles Cushman is acting as book
keeper at ths Souto mill.
DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Mcintyre left for
Brooklyn, N. v, Monday.
George Ryder is taking a vacation from
the HERALD office, which he is spending
hunting.
Judge Rowell, Attorneys Denison and
Wilson are attending supreme court at
Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Granger returned from Bos.
ton Friday where she had spent several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. 4. n. Rising went to Providence,
X. l., yesterday to spend some time with
her son, Leland + Rising.
A paper was passed in aid OF Edgar
Waters, who lost his horse by an accident
Saturday, and several dollars contributed.
MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Wood have com
menced housekeeping IN the upstairs
rooms % Rev. X. Udalrs house on Park
street.
Mrs. W. b. Wall and daughter, Miss
Lucy, were In Burlington Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Wall was In Spring
field, Mass.
Our mill proprietors report that they
find il difficult TO secure help enough TO
get out their orders on time. IL was not
always thus.
Charles raplin OF Washington has rent
ed the Isaac Newton place of @. +. Cush-
man and will occupy il Nov. ist. Mr..
Taplin intends TO build shortly.
A. r. Morse has sold his place on
Prospect avenue TO George r. Mason OF
Brookfield for a ,275. Mr.. Mason intends |
TO rent II for the present, but will eyentu- |
ally move here.
Ed. whitney "a fled of a solid gold case
stop watch last week. which fell to the |
good luck OF r. +. Jerd on No. IS. He
sold tickets from one cent to so cents,
about $50 In all.
Rev. f. c. Droughin of Woodstock offici- /
ated at the Catholic church Sunday. 1
Hereafter services will be held only on the 1
third Sunday OF each month. For the
present the time will be IL 80 a. m, but
later an earlier service will be arranged.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. church will hold
their chicken-pie supper and sale at Ed
sons hall next Friday, Oct. p. The sale
will begin at 2:30. supper viii be served
from $50 on. Come and see their silk
guilt and the other useful and pretty
things for sale.
The second event In the entertainment
course will be a lecture by Hon. q. A.
Gearhart next wednesday evening. SUBJ
iect, Dawn OF the Twentieth Century"
rhe speaker has a grand reputation, the
~ bject Is wide one and the lecture Is
certain 70 be OF high merit. Tickets for
The balance OF the course al Bass for VI 70.
Friends learned with sorrow that Mrs.
Geo. j. Prince, who is now In Boston,
suffered a partial stroke OF paralysis
Thursday, affecting her throat. She vas
unable 10 speak for time, but her hus-
band, in a note to the HERALD, says that
The is improving and likely to fully re-
,over shortly.
The Norwich University football team
wanted a little practice saturday aud so
Da ia the expenses OF our High school team
III Tho and i
earned a good deal about the game, which
be n. 4. team won II 10 0, making twelve
and kicking eleven goals. A
yame between our boys and the Northheld
lchool team is talked OF.
The two-year-old grade Jersey heifer
Idyertised as lost by A. b. Manchester a
ION was found in their pasture last week
with a bullet hole through its spine.
RMS is the second COW lost in this way,
md a valua BILE horse was also shot ac-
,ientally some years ago during the hunt
ng season. That the losers are not par.
ial to this form OF sport is not to be
wondered at.
on his return to New York city last
week. Col. A. b. Chandler submitted 10 !
IN operation at a private hospital there, ,
Is purpose being to remove the supposed
within his head that has caused ,
lis sufferings. The operation, performed
~ Ut. noouNhAuf ieAAa
on, was entirely successful and Col 7
Handlers friends are encouraged to ex-
,ect his speedy and complete recovery. I
Clarence Foley of Warren, who had
zen driving the Brookfield stage for
George Lane for a month or two, left
own Monday morning on the early train.
II. Lane claimed that Foley bad not set
led with him and had taken small sum :
4 money that he had collected on the
quite. He sent word TO Roxhury and had :
i'm arrested by Constable NJ. f. Chase, I
no came back with him on the mail.
'oley disputed Lanes claims and denied
hat he had more than few cents belong !
40 to him. which he intended TO refund !
Foley's father, who came
rom Roxbury with him, settled the mat !
ar and the young man returned TO War.
en-. Phil Seymour is now in charge OF b
ne fatefuI Brookfield stage.