Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07
ENWS I'm TOWNS ABOUT


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Albert Thayer is working in Bethel.
r. A. Tucker was in Rochester last
week.
Guy Adams was at home part of last
week.
Watch out for the census man. He's on
his way.
DIR. H. V. Hubbard was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. L. A. French was in Bethel a day
last week.
Mrs. A. V. Adams is visiting friends in
Royslton.
Miss Hannah Dewolf is in Reading for
few days.
Mrs. L. r. Chamberlin is suffering from
the shingles.
Cornelius Reagan is making repairs up
on his house.
Miss Nellie Brock OF Elmirs, n. Y, is at
r. NJ. Chase's.
Asa Perry, ST., is recovering from his
recent accident.
L. ID. Lsavitt OF East Barnard was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin has not been as
well for few days. |
G. L. Wheelock has lately placed a new
boat on Silver Lake.
Mrs. GEORGE !. Abbott OF Bethel visited /
friends here recently.
A. g. Crosby OF Hartlsnd has been at E.
Flowers the past week.
VIM. Walker OF Wilder was at the Sill.
YER Lake house over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cowdrey and son were with
her mother part Of last week.
g. &. Aikens OF Everett, Mass, arrived
at Mt. Detachable farm last week.
A. @. Putnam OF Randolph lately spent
a nit kfn tar = DFuFW
Miss Lucy Hammond spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs L. A. French.
Robin West and wife Of Gilbertville, {
Mass, have moved into the John West
house.
Parties from Quechee were in town
Saturday and purchased horse Of L. d. fl
Reagan.
Jack Foster, a cousin Of B. F. Foster OF g.,
this place, has been tuning organs in this il
vicinity.
Clayton Walker Of Plymouth spent il
Saturday and Sunday with his friend, Guy
Cleveland. N
Mrs. h. B. Parkhurst started last Friday
for Ann Arbor, Mich, for an absence OF lie
some weeks.
Col. X. g. Ashworth and family Of Ko- pl
homa, n. y, have arrived at F. NJ. Chase's q
for the summer. bC
James Carlin of Windsor and Mrs. Seth 50
Wood Of Taitsyille we're guests at P. F. %
Riley's last week.
Miss Earle Chase is in Boston for a ~.
week, where she expects to meet friends Az Az
from Buffalo, n. Y. sta
Mr.. and Mrs. /. T. Hubbard of Roches- ~
ter spent Thursday and Friday with their e tss
sou, DR.. II. V. Hubbard. an
Albert Taylor and wife OF Royalton Wis aa
tied Mrs. Taylor's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Oh
Asa Perry, day recently.
Mrs. II. II. Perkins OF Everett, Mass,
arrived Saturday, being called here by the I
Illness OF Mrs. d. 5. Perkins.
Mrs. Walter Bourdeau has returned -.
from the west and will work at II. B. 81,
Parkhurst's during the summer.
Mrs. f. II. Chapman Of w. K. Junction sci
visited her mot her, Mrs. Kate Soule, last j
week, returning home Saturday. nc
DR.. Kidder of Woodstock was called |
here Tuesday OF last week to consult with rel
Dr.. Hubbard in the case of Miss Ida Jew |
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Mrs. II. A. Eastman has been obliged to \
give up her school at Turkey Hollow and arc
Jol. X. q. Ashworth Is supplying for the A
OF the term. ne
On Tuesday OF last week, Mrs. Daniel A
Perkins suffered a paralytic shock. At he,
he time OF writing there is a slight i'm
'rovement in her condition.
Memorial day exercises were held at p
n address h,t Pat a. p M CONSISTING OF her
music by the Silver Lake male quartette L
Miss Boyce teacher Of the intermediate Iy,
cnool at Woodstock, gave her pupils a n
ide to Silver Lake park Saturday. The <
lay was trifie damp for picnic parties ~
mt the children had by no means a duU w