Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-18
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Laura Wasson went to Chelsea Saturday.
Carl Corliss is quite sick with diabetes.
Leon Merrill went TO Thetford Monday
to work.
Geo. Webster is working for NJ. II.
Humphrey.
viii Brooke aud wife OF Newbury were
at Dr. Locke's Friday.
Cooke & Jackman are kept busy most OF
the time at their shingle mill.
Oscar Eastman was in town last week,
selling extracts and small wares.
Mrs. Fox OF Washington is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Munson.
Calvin Carpenter OF Huntington is at
I. b. Whites for an indefinite time.
T.B. White had partial shock recently,
but is recovering and able to be about.
Ernest Flanders moved to Morrisville
last week after staying in town two weeks.
j. G. Carlton has been having trouble
with his right arm, not being able TO use
1t.
Elijah Magoon has work engaged for
every day during this month at his cider
mill.
DR.. Locke's uncle and aunt, Bridgemsn,
OF Worcester, Mass, were with him over
Sunday.
]. o. Perkins was in town last week on
business, but not with the meat cart, as
formerly.
The creamery begins this week to run
only every other day, Tuesday being the
first day OF rest.
Geo. Ovitt OF woodsville, N. H., for
mer resident, called on some OF his old
friends last week.
Ada Heath was at the Corner Friday,
and Saturday called to see her grandpa
ther, X. c. Streeter.
Mrs. Elvira heath returnedihome from
Bradford Friday, after visiting her son
and other relatives.
c. c. Sargent had a COW get choked with
an apple, and before help could arrive to
relieve her she died.
Ed. Stevens is deemed insane. He was
TO have been taken for trial before Judge
Gleason last Monday.
A. H. Spear, accompanied by his brother,
Edward, was In Washington a few days
last week, doing mason work.
Mrs. Seribner and Dorothy have return
ed home after an absence Of three weeks
with her parents in franklin.
Mrs. lchabod Robbie has been very sick.
Her granddaughter, Miss Jessie Dearbo
OF Newport, is with her for few days.
Mrs. Lucy Kelley has returned to her
home in Tilton, Mass, having spent the
last two months with her cousin, j. p.
Virgins.
Miss Florence Carr, teacher here, accom-
panied by Miss Mona Wilson, spent Satur.
day and Sunday with her parents In Or
ford, N. II.
f. 7. Hayes, agent for the Lyman Bros,
electro platers, OF South Bellingham,
Mass, formerly OF Clinton, was in town
last week.
Gilbert Blake. who is superintendent OF
Maplewood farm for f. X. Darling, sold
most OF his personal property at public
auction Monday.
An agent from Springfield, Mass, was
in town last week, csnvassing for the New
England Homestead, printed by the Or
ange Judd company.
The annual excursion to Boston on the
b. Il NJ. Passumpsic division is to be Oct.
10Th. Quite a large number from this
town contemplate going.
Mrs. Grant OF st. Paul, Mimi, Mrs.
Harley Hanson OF Lebanon, n. H., and
Mrs. p. II. Darling met at their sisters,
Mrs. A. p. Cookies, one day last week, il
being their first meeting for over thirty
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fuller, who SUI
perintend the town farm, celebrated the
tenth anniversary OF their marriage Oct
Stn. Although the day had been rainy
and the evening dark, 70 people met with
them to commemorate the event. They
had several presents and some money as
tokens OF remembrance.