Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-14
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The fair at East Corinth was well pat.
ronized
Horace Hood was in Bradford last
Saturday.
John Yarmouth was in town a few days
/ last week.
Mrs. John Hoyt is very low With con-
sumption.
Geo. Wilson aud Albina Beede were In
Barre last week.
Mrs. Loren Emery is visiting her sister
at Barton Landing.
Fay Blake spent last Sunday with his
parents at West Corinth.
A. r. Spear and daughter, Mabel, went
TO Chelsea last Saturday.
Mrs. Hilas Davis and children OF New
bury were in town Sunday.
The entertainment at the Corner last
Friday evening was a success.
Mrs. Charles Harrington and her three
children returned TO Burlington last
week.
Mrs. G. p. Ryder will care for her
brothers little daughter while he is in
Boston.
MISS hOsA f1oOu OF LOWELL mhAhst mas
been spending a few weeks with relatives
In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. scribuer intend to
start for Boston next Monday, to be alb
sent one week.
Rev. Mr.. Trafton attended the yearly
meeting OF the r. W. Baptists at South
STAFFORD last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary G. Munson goes TO Chelsea
4 No uTan ~ Mr. To nd
poets TO stay all winter.
II. Wallace Chalmers gave possession OF
his residence and blacksmith shop TO MIR.
Huber OF Wilder the 18th.
Mrs. Frank Bellrose and husband Wis
tied her brother, Corydon Sleeper, at Geo.
II. Wilson's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bliss started tor
their home in KerDey City, n. j., last I
Friday. Mrs. Bliss is teacher OF Ger
man.
Garland Currier and SON n-law, Dun
can Mckay, OF East ropsham have pur-
chased the Henry Metcalf farm. Possess |
sion given this week.
Mrs. Mary Raymond Tenney is improv- !
ing from he shock OF paralysis which she /
suffered last spring so that she can walk 1
with assistance and also talk.
Mr.. ana MIS- - W. bliss OF WEST /
Fairlee were at the family gathering al /
w. X. Bliss last week, also Mr.. and Mrs. |
Geo. Poland OF Lebanon, n. II.
The attendance at the Center church
was very small Sunday as nearly all the
people attended Mrs. s. p. Locke's funeral
II Waits River. She was a former resi-
dent of town.
ID. Merrill Hastings lies at the point OF
ieath Of quick consumption. He attended
he East Corinth fair and was taken with
OF the lungs that night. His
wife is feeble, which makes IL very hard
Tor them.
johnson Moulton, an aged and respect
ID citizen, died Aug. 3lst OF congestion OF
he liver. The funeral was at the Meadow,
Rev. Z. /. Sargent officiating. He was a
Christian and a member OF the Baptist
church for 40 years.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Stanlick, daughter OF
VIM. Stanlick. and wife of Spaulding Z.
Locke, died a, her bone in Waits River
Friday morning, Sept. s, aged 81 years.
She had been sick with gastric fever Tor
several days, but nothing serious was
eared until Wednesday evening, when
he had shock OF paralysis, from whlsh
The never rallied. She leaves husband,
ION and daug hter, an aged father and a
srge circle OF friends TO mourn her loss
Her funeral was held Sunday at the
,hurch opposite her residence, which was
illed to its utmost capacity. The flowers
we're handsome and in abundance. Rev
Vim paul OF West Fairlee, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Cudworth OF Waits River, spoke
words Of comfort. The interment was al
Sorinth Center, at which place her moth
II and sister are inferred.