Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12

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Mrs. ]. W. Tilson went to Barre satur-
day to remain with her husband for sew
eral weeks.
| Scion ID. Putnam and daughter, Mrs.
Perkins, OF Barnard spent Sunday at A.
q. Putnam's.
Nelson Brown returned to town Sun
day, bringing wife who m be married In
New York state.
Charles n. Mccall has returned to Har-
ward college, where he is taking a post
graduate course.
f. N. Totman and bride arrived here
last week and have taken a tenement in
the Martin block.
Mrs. II. E. Leeds and son, Frederick,
returned Monday from Paul Smiths in
the Adirondacks.
Norman Nichols, Mrs. Ed. Nichols and
Mrs. F. c. Angel returned from New
York city Saturday.
Louis Dumas, who had been i'll for sew
ersl weeks with typhoid fever, is able to
be on the streets again.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rogers OF Hard
wick aud Mrs. Pearl Bean CT Brattleboro
are guests at Ii. II. Beams.
Junius Barttro returned from Richmond
Saturday where be attended reunion OF
the Barttro family last week.
A. G. Wheeler and wife are in Boston
for a STAY OF some time with their sons,
Drs. j. ID. and @. A. Wheeler.
Last week Rev. George w. Morrow pur
chased building lot on Williams street
in Burlington for $3.50. 1t is 50x75 feet in
size.
Miss Clara Burnham arrived home Sat-
urday from Concord, n. H., where she
had been with her sister for the past six
weeks.
DR.. s. N. Gould and Miss Ethelynd at.
tended the meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars at Windsor Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
Rev. Xenophon Udsn was called to
Craftsbury Saturday to attend the funeral
OF his brother, Socrates, who visited here
a short time since.
At the Neighborhood whist party at L.
@. Tracy's Friday evening, Frank Cleve-
land and Mrs +. n Godfrey scored the
most points, plus II.
A. NJ. Hubbard, L. G. Erskine, A. J.
Huse, O. w. Scott and 5. 5. Whitcomb
attended a Masonic meeting at Lebanon,
n. H., Monday evening.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing the program will include an hour
with Shakespeare, for which special prep
arations have been made.
Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury arrived home
after a several weeks absence 4
spent at York Beach, Me-, and with |
friends in New Hampshire and elsewhere. |
The elevator at the Souto mill fell the
other day and all the hands confidently 4
expected to find the unlucky Ed. Lyons /
either on or under IL, hut for once he es-
,aped.
The case OF c. E. Whitney OF south
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which was to have been heard before JUS
ice VIM. Hebsrd Monday, was settled by
defendant paying plaintiffs claim and
me half Of plaintiffs costs.
The remains OF Mrs. Ida Goodwin, who
lied in New York state some years ago,
we're brought here Saturday abd taken to
Cast Granville for re- interment. Miss
Nary Goodwin OF Concord, y. H., sister.
D. law OF the deceased, met them here.
George Wood and family returned Sat-
rdsy from 5arsnac Lake, n. Y, where
hey had spent the summer. They drove !
ome, By way OF Brandon. Their goods
ONE by freight and they will take up
heir residence here again. At present,
hey are stopping at II. A. Lambs.
The auction sale OF lecture course seats
[ DuBois a Gays ball was largely attend
q Friday evening. DIR. A. Z. Bailey was :
uctioneer. Seats sold we'll, first choice I
ding to W. B. Wall at s1.50, second TO A.
!. Kendrick for same. The total receipts 0
the auction were little over 800, or /
bout the same as last year. There are at
resent about 325 course tickets taken. 1,
+. w. Kendallis family left town after p
ark Sunday night, taking their effects u
18th them. Some days before, Mr.. Ken
all, who has been employed at the Sails
ury MILL went to Boston, as he said TO u
ndergo surgical treat nent. kilograms =
ere received that he was just alive, but Q
is said that other messages came OF
ferent nature. The family is owing tor
mt, meat, groceries and the mileage that y
ok them away. Some conclude that the >
heme is a shrewd one to get out OF town :
I'd that Randolph has seen the last of the
endalls. .
Extensive improvements are about COM
eted at the Atwood place, recently pur.
Iased by +. r. Emerson. The ell has
en- raised and q bath room and CHAM
rs fitted up. An addition to the piazza
is been made and a second story added
il, with rounded front, making very
at appearance. The place is now being /,
tinted and fitted with % electric lights. =
i'll Emerson and wife will continue to I
cupy the downstairs tenement, +. f.
nerson and daughters, Marion and (
aud, the tenement upstairs. Edward
Igley aud wife have moved to the place S
rmerly tenanted by J. F. Hobart.
We have received the following COM
1nication from Fred T. Huntington, the
rmer photographer Of this place, now OF
arlington, denying the "soft impeach-
sntn that this paper made some weeks n
ice in regard to him :-"Every one must 81
I'd the HERALD AND NEWS. Tell the 4
cd people congratulations are not in :,
ier-to save their postage for future "
e. | am a single man. Gosh Let me A
aw a good long breath. II | ever get
lrried, pu send you a card, providing
a are on earth.n We all sympathize 2
tn Fred. IL must be dreadfully emhar- Il
sing. The HERALD tenders the most n
ject apology, merely remsrking that the :
m was pu blished in good faith, its y
It'll being vouched for by young Ran
lph gentleman who claimed TO know, ,
10 Is attending college at Burlington. {
was informed that the report would be
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