Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-11
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Frank Fairbanks was in Hartlsnd Fri
day.
Mrs. L. A. French was in Bethel re.
Gently.
Miss Alice Reagan is teaching school al
Underhill.
Fred Newcomb has been in town the
past week.
p. F. Riley is making extensive repairs
on his house.
B. F. Foster is doing carpenter work at
South Royalton.
Miss Rose Winslow spent last week
with her parents.
Mrs. c. e. Morse and Geo. Riley visited
their parents Sunday.
Chas. Atwood has lately been purchas-
ing cattle in this vicinity.
Mrs. Kate Ward is recovering from her
severe illness OF last week.
Mrs. Ed. Crowell and Mrs. james Hatch
were In Woodstock Friday.
Henry Thayer OF Bethel was with his
son, Chas. Thayer, last week.
Mrs. II. L. Waters OF Gaysville recently
spent a few days at e. Flowers.
DR.. Geo. II. Spiller, the optician, was at
the Silver Lake house Saturday.
Master Edward Morse OF Quechee is
stopping with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott of Bethel visited
Mrs. L. A. French a day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eastman are stop
ping at III. A. Eastman's for a time.
Miss Gertrude Wilson lately visited her
friend, Miss Lula Lincoln OF Bethel.
VIM. Burke OF East Barnard is moving
to the Cox farm owned by S. ID. Putnam.
James Trevillian was in W. r. Junction
last week to attend the musical conven.
ton.
Mrs. II. s. Flowers OF Hartland is stop
ping with her son, Elisha Flowers, for a
time.
DIR. Monteifore OF Quechee lately passed
through town oil the way to his home in
ST. Adams.
Mrs, o. q. Burke returned from Wood
stock Saturday where she has been visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Emery OF South
Pomfret lately spent a few days with rela.
tives in town.
Rev. Nj. II. Smith arrived Friday and
preached his first sermon at the NJ. T..
church Sunday.
Miss Durkee spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Byron Hathorn, returning to
Randolph Monday.
E. s. Putnam is the first to launch his
boat. The demand is not quite what II
will be in July, we trust.
Conductor Henry Cheney OF the Rut-
land railroad was at the old Cheney farm
at the north end last week.
Chas. Thayer has taken the job OF saw
ing out the lumber now in W. f. Davis
mill yard, beginning Monday.
The Y. p. c. U. meeting Sunday will be
at 1880 p. m. Topic, "rhe History OF
Our Faith" A cordial invitation to old
and young.
Chas. Lewis is greatly improving the
looks OF his house by adding a new coat
OF paint. Asa Perry, Jr,, is another to
follow suit.
Road Commissioner II. A. Wood was
in Rochester and Granville last week,
purchasing cattle for use upon the high
way this season.
There was no school in the f. II. Nor.
gan district Friday, the teacher, Miss
Flowers, attending the musical conven-
ton at W. r. Junction.
Our road commissioner is getting his
men and teams ready for work. twill be
pleasant and agreeable when we can drive
the horses faster than a walk. There is
pront yet In raising good horses.
The lecture In the Methodist church
Thursday evening by Miss Mary Danforth
was OF a high order. Her history of mis-.
sion work now in progress in Japan in
terested and enthused her audience.
The two-story building now occupied
by Mrs. l., A. French as store and post
office is to be sold at auction May 18th.
This property has for many years been
owned by the late Mrs. Mary Stone.
Fishermen are busy these days. The
first line of trout we have seen was shown
by DR.. Hubbard, who is evidently an en-
thusiastic fisherman as well as a sure cure
for grip or whatever happens to all you.
Elisha 5. Spaulding OF Woodstock sold
a Bradlaugh two-year.old colt to n. b
Randall of ~Brockport, n. Y, for a good
living price. This colt stands 1913 and is
a fine locker. 1t is a pure. gated PAGER,
goes without boots or hobbies and has
paced quarters better than 2:20. Miriam
dali placed him in the hands OF a trainer,
who worked three years for the Hamlins,
and he says that he never saw one with so
good disposition and that could go so fast
with the same handling. Mr.. Spaulding
is offered for another from the same mare,
sired by the same horse, s75 at four months
old.
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