Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
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Peter Parazo OF Chelsea was in town re-
Gently.
F. A.Jaekson and wife we're in Chelsea
| recently.
Geo. Shattuek OF Chelsea was over here
last week Thursday.
Mrs. Henry j. Martin is reported about
| the same as last week
Frank II. Benedict is home for the sum
mer from Tufts college.
Geo. Beckett and wife returned from
New York city the Goth.
Geo. F. Martin and wife visited in
Peacham the 22d and 23d.
About half-dozen went from here the
2lst on heexcursion to Burlington.
Horace Hebard has purchased twenty
acres OF land adjoining his farm, for $3.50.
Vim. Hanson has sold his place near
Rood pond to N. q. Minard OF Montpelier
for 5000.
G. ID. Brockway is home from Boston
for visit to his parents, j. b. Brockway
and wife.
M. j. Elliot had finger badly smashed
one day last week beneath a block
OF granite.
Mrs. Andrew Burn ham, who is sick at
her daughters in South Barre, is gradu-
ally uecllnlng.
A. j. Paine OF Rutland was in town in
the interest OF the Mccormick moving
machine company.
Levi Erskine and wife OF Randolph
were called to attend the funeral OF their
uncle, II. F. Erskine.
Earl Sherburne has finished work for
Bosworth, the jeweler, and gone to bis
home in St. Johnsbury.
Alton S. Young OF st. Adams "firedn
for Engineer Stebbins few days in the
absence Of Will 0'Neal.
o. ID. Boswortn's horse ran from the
r. v. the other day, but was stopped be-
fore any harm was done.
!. ii. Winchester's young child was
taken suddenly i'll the 22d and DR.. Ellis
OF brookheld was summoned.
DR.. e. c. Lewis OF Rutland vas In town
recently, accompanied by his wife. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Martin.
Mary Drury has been very low and
caused much anxiety, but she is re.
ported more comfortable at this writing.
The East hill Birthday social club were
at Berlin pond last Saturday for a DAYS
outing and all report plessurable time.
The tax bill was placed in the collectors
hands last Saturday for collection, l65
cents per dollars OF the grand list is the
tax.
l.. j. Whitman Of Marlboro, Mass, has
been In town and bought ID. NJ. Jones
driving horse and j. X. Lynde's pair OF
chestnut drivers.
Joseph Sanders and George williams, |
by their wives, are in the |
noIth part OF the state on a visiting and !
fishing expedition.
w ftxu~k
washington we're In town Saturday To /
Join in the Masonic burial services of |
Henry F. Erskine.
A. E. Nichols OF Barre and Lillian
Gauthier OF this town were married In |
Montpelier the 2lst by Rev. J.. Edward |
Wright OF that city.
Lawyer Allen Martin OF Essex Junction
was in town the 2lst, en- route from
Orange county court at Chelsea where he
had a suit to sustain.
Frank $. Merrill OF RsndoIph was IN
town the 22d with his celebrated stallion.
Abdere. The horse is owned and kept al
'Wayside" farm, Randolph.
u. II. Martin sold a pair OF fat oxen
asst week TO party who shipped them 10
England. The oxen weighed 800 pounds
ana were sold for two hundred dollars.
The members OF summit lodge, r. and
!. So VIII attenu the morning service at
me Congl church July 9Th in a body
With regalia, by invitation of the pastor.
Rev. z. 2. Womer, who is a brother OF
hat fraternal order.
Geo. Panton OF Brookfeld had his
horses frightened by bicycle while re-
turning from Barre the I'D. They jumped.
breaking the pole, and soon became de-
ached from the carriage. They were
'aught after a mile run, without doing
nuch damage.
Henry Z. Erskine died the 22d from the
meets OF cancer that has been proving
lpon him for long time. The funeral
vas attended from his late home last
saturday, Rev. f. K. Currier officiating
ne burial services were attended at the
image cemetery, with Masonic honors.
ondncted by Worthy Master Ira III
soNen OF summit lodge, F. and A. NJ.
er. He was 50 years of ACE