Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-16
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Rolla Hale OF Rutland is a guest OF DAN
lei NJ. Roberts
A. N. King d Son are repairing their
Ziba Cushman house.
Miss Mary Tracy has gone to Connecti-
cut for an indefinite stay.
Charles A. Sargent is building an addi-
Iion TO the north end of'his house.
Miss Gala Rogell returned to BurIing-
ton last week after short visit here.
The school in this village, taught BY
Miss Alice Moxley, closed last Friday.
Clarence Burke and wife OF South
hoyalton were visitors in town Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Pierce OF Royalton
Were visitors at J. B. Sargent's last week.
! Mrs. Jennie Moore MayaII of Boston ha.
been guest OF Mary r. Nelson this week.
/ George Endieott OF Newport, ". H.. was
q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. K. Goodwin
last week.
Harold Corwin OF Chelsea is passing a
few days here as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Tucker.
Chandler Woodland returned Thursday
from an extended hunting trip among
the Green mountains.
MIR. and Mrs Frank II. Hayward. who
have passed several months in Middlesex,
IclurH mere Ids WeeK.
Warren w. Parker, who has passed sew
ersl weeks In New Hampshire, returned
here Saturday evening.
LUMBER has been secured for a black
smith shop to be built near Oshorne,a
store for Arsell BelIaire.
MIR. and Mrs. M. r. King and Hugh Ly-
man spent Sunday in Randolph as guests
OF Miss Marion Huntington.
The VILLAGE impravamant aoaaa;o4;a.
gives moving picture entertainment at
the Congl church Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. E. Wheeler is quite sick with
cold and has been Threatened with an at
tack OF pneumonia. She is at the hotel.
Charley French cut his right leg near
the knee with an axe Wednesday OF last
week while ehopping for Edgsr F. Rey-
nolds.
L. w. Demmon and Miss Nellie DEM
mon returned last week from an extended
carriage drive through the northern and
eastern part OF the state.
Mrs E. II. Alden left here last wednes-
day for New York ity TO pass a few DAYS
vii sister and visit her son, who resides
In New York. She returns this week
Archie Sargent and Fred Slack have
bought bicycle horse clipping machine
and are Going a large business with il.
The power is furnished by the boy who
runs the bicycle.
Archille Fontaine and George Sargent
have taken contract 10 cut a lot OF lum-
Der for Fred Tnttle on his mountain farm
They have logging camp and will have
their home in ii for some weeks.
o. H. Weed, Jr., gave the FIRST OF a series
OF social dances at his hall last Wednesday
evening, Nov. s. There were some more
than 20 couples, who had very enjoyabs
time. Densmore's orchestra furnished
music.
The house on the Benjamin Reynolds
place was burned Wednesday evening OF
last week. The house was owned by
Freeman Tucker and was unoccupied.
Mrs. DeEtte Porter had her household
goods stored init. The origin OF the fire
is unknown.
Those who have hunted for ginseng
through the shady woods will be inter-
SIZED in the report that there is in the
northern part OF che state is acres of gin
seng under cultivation. The crop Is so
va liable he plot is surrounded by high
oarbed wire fence and the wires are con-
lected with a bell that will eiectrify peo-
pie II they attempt to get into the inclos-
ire.
Hundreds OF lives saved every wear by
having DIR. Thomas Electric Oil in the
house just when ii Is needed. Cures Group,
leals burns, cuts, wounds OF every sort. 1