Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-05
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Waldo Butterfield is one OF the few who
are making sugar.
Wayne Clafiin has been sick for a few
days but is now better.
Mrs. May Blanchard called on friends
in the village last Wednesday.
Robert Walker was out on Sunday for
the first time in several weeks.
Mrs. French is assisting in the care of
the sick at Harvey Tracy's on Randolph
hill.
S. A. Richardson Of Mortified was
guest at Wallace Peavey's one night last
week.
Kimball Mcintyre was at Montpelier
and Barre Tuesday in search OF horse
shoer.
Mrs. John Mcintyre entertained seven
little girls at an informal party last We'd
nesday.
The monthly meeting OF the 5nowsville
Library association was held on Monday
evening.
Charles Flint OF the experiment station
at Burlington is at c. l.. Smiths for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintyre entertained
Frank Howard OF Randolph Center for
few days recently.
AkUhEEN AEunEFs " lu HAS bSIA WIN wv
West for some time, is to work for Carl
Bowman for a year.
George Thayer is 10 carry on Elwin
Martins farm this year. He began work
there the first Of the month.
Charles Oracle has moved into the house
recently vacated by Mr.. Norman and is TO
work for Carl Bowman this year
All those who are interested in the town
library are requested TO meet at Clatlin's
hall Friday night at 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilman with their
sons OF Randolph Center were the guests
OF G. l.. Smith and wife last Thursday.
Leonard Fisher, who has been quite sick
TOR some time, gains very slowly. Mon
day, he sat up a little longer than usual.
Mrs. Ellen Clafiin and her mother, who
have been at Perry Blanchard's this win
ter, have returned to their home in Peth.
The Grange, at its meeting Saturday
evening will have a class OF ten to take the
third and fourth degrees. The ladies are
requested to bring cake.
Daniel Fordham has moved from Cyril
Summers farm into the west end OF the
hotel building His son-in-law, Chas.
Durfey, and family are also living there.
Moving hay in the spring seems likely
to rival the famous stove pipe of our IA
One man recently tipped load over tiye
times in going three miles.
5. A. Hutchinson was seen the other day
driving an extra nice pacing mare that
was sent up last fall by her owner, MIR.
Thayer, for breeding purposes. She is an
unusually well made animal that Stephen
says can go as fast as the best OF them.
hev. T. w. Sturtevant has accepted a
call TO become pastor OF the churches at
Post Mills and West FaIrlee, to enter up
on his new duties May 6, II he we're TO
remain here through the month OF May,
IL would complete a pastorate OF four
years, with one exception the longest that
this church has had in about fifteen years.
On Sunday, Mr.. Sturtevant read his letter
of resignation, which closed as follows:-
"Permit me to thank you for your courte-
sizes, your kindnesses, your sympathies,
and your assistance in the work that we
have tried to do together, TO express my
abiding interest IN you personally aud in
this part OF the Masters vineyard, to wish
you Godspeed in your future work for
him and to commend you to him and to
the word of his grace"
VIM. Orr, Newarz, O., says, "We never
feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure