Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-20
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Rev. Cudworth preached at the Cente
last Sunday.
Geo. Edwards and Lyman Norris are il
with measles.
Allen Laid has moved back to the Tap
lin neighborhood.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Chas. E. White.
Sarah Fellows was o the sick list las
week but is now gaining.
Geo. H. Wilson and Cyrus hastings arr
busy with ensilage cutters.
Goldie Sumner has gone to Worthley'I
hotel at Washington to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Merrill attended the
fair at st Johnsbury last week.
j. F. Merrill started yesterday on his
annual business OF honey selling.
Mrs. b. B. Scribner and little Dorothy
are visiting her parents in Franklin.
Mrs. Mary Munson is working at b. b.
Scribner's during his wife's absence.
T.B. White fell from load OF grain re-
Gently but was not seriously injured.
Mrs. r. II. Blake has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington for treat
ment.
Mr.. Smith Of Washington was at the
Corner last Saturday to get lumber for his
barn.
There are buds, blossoms and apples on
the same limb OF crabapple tree in F. j.
Hutton's garden.
There will be no preaching at the Center
church next Sunday, as Rev. E. w. Hatch
is to take vacation.
Mr.. Barnes of Chelsea was in town last
week to adjust the life insurance of the
late Eben Darling with his parents.
Mrs. @. &. Heath and Mrs. Chas. Bur-
roughs were in 'radford last week and
stayed over night at Freeman Prescott's.
c. II. Currier was in Gorham, Maine,
asst week looking for position in a store,
but has returned and is still at B. B. Scrib- |
ler's.
Rev. F. l. Sargent preached the funeral |
discourse OF the little child of Mrs. Mer- |
ill Hastings at West Fairlee Wednesday, |
he 18th.
Horace Hood attended the fair at ST. !
Johpsbury but intended to go 10 the State |
lair had not the smallpox scare been OBJ |
ectionable.
Saturday Geo. Palmer sold his personal |
property at public auction. Good cows
sold for from go to s26. A yearling bull |
sold for STATS.
Goold & Tsrlton OF Wilder send every
alternate week team through Corinth
with dry goods, boots and shoes. etc. 1t
came last week.
Joshua Tenney, who has been with his
sister, Mrs. Collins, at Barton Landing for
several months, has arrived at his sisters, |
Mrs. Loren Emery's.
Some OF our city friends seemed to be
detained on their, trip homeward by an
interview with Sheriff Lamb at Bradford,
but after paying their honest debts they
were allowed to depart in peace.
Mrs. Mary Raymond Tenney and Mr..
Wolcott have moved back TO her home.
Laura Ann Mead Is doing the work and
caring for her and Mrs. McCrlllis has gone
TO her home for much needed rest.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Williams OF
visited relatives and friends
10 town last week. Their maiden name
was Locke, they being cousins OF John
md Blake Locke. This is their first visit
here for forty nine years.
Sunday morning Johnnie Hoyt was
weakened by cracking noise and dis
covered that the house was atire between
he partitions. BY some effort he extin-
pushed 1t. II undoubtedly had been
there all night.
Mrs.Lena Hasting Kimball OF Haverhill, |
hdHr.f tlphulcu ny ucI uuClts A4g iildh /
Robbie OF Piermont, n. H.. was present at |
he Meadow church Sunday morning and |
It the Center church in the afternoon. |
Many changes have taken place since she
lived here.
Capt. Hale Knight, native of this town,
lied in Chicago last week of appendicitis. |
The funeral was Friday. Besides two |
iaug hters, he leaves three brothers, John,
Who lives here, Joseph OF Newburyport, |
fass., and Joshua at Grinnell, Iowa. |
lis wife was a Carpenter, sister OF Mrs. |
Thomas White at the Corner.
The following teachers are stationed at /
he several districts: East, Helen Taplin /
iouth, Carrie Norcross OF Bradford; West, |
Bertha Slack OF STAFFORD; Meadow, Mrs. |
NINA Thurston; Center, Nellie Winch;
Robbie, Florence Moore of Bradford; Tap /
in, Miss Whitcher OF Newbury; Wilson, !
hrs. Bessie Cunningham, the scholars !
rom the Corner coming TO this school.