Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-24
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John Gay was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Gould was in Bethel Mon
day.
Daniel Gay returned to Randolph Mon
day.
Elisha Flowers of Barnard was in town
Monday.
Bessie Longley is working at Waldo
Perkins.
A handsome deer was recently seen near
the village.
Misses swinyer OF Rochester were in
town Saturday.
Chas. Lowell was in Bethel a day the
first OF the week.
Why does not some Gsysvillite try for
that Quaker range?
Chas. Stafford is at his brothers, J. e.
Safford's, Of this place.
Elbridge Whitcomb and son, Reuben,
we're in Stockbridge Sunday.
Martin Wyman, Jr., and wife were IN
Bethel a couple OF days last week.
George Mason returned home from
franklin, n. H., Saturday, the 10th.
Bert Roberts and wife returned from a
visit in Quechee last week Tuesday.
Miss Whitmarsh spent a couple OF days
at her home in Mortified this week
Misses Helen and Lena Campbell OF
Rochester we're 10 town day last week.
Harris Waters was thrown from his
horse Monday and his collar bone and
wrist were badly hurt.
VIM. Smith and wife OF Bridgewater are
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Harris
Waters and Mrs. Herbert Mills.
Mr.. Hardman OF Essex, Conn, is spend /
ing few days in town looking after the |
interests OF the wood turning works.
A. L.
that was being drawn by his team swing !
ing against him and was quite badly hurt |
about the bead and neck
Mr.. j. A. Chedle, and not our regular
correspondent, was the author OF the item
in regard TO posting notices about the
country that appeared In our last issue.
II ED.
Baxter Post has received an invitation
from StockbridPe 10 hold the services
Memorial Sunday at the church In that
place. IL has been accepted. The Rev.
Mr.. Parounagian OF Pittsield is to deliver
the sermon.
Lee Foster, aged 10, who was employed
by Mrs. j. b. Taggart on her farm, COM
mitted suicide Tuesday. He went out to
plant some beans at about $3.50 d. m. and
did not come to dinner. About supper
time, the other hired man found his body
hanging in the barn. He was a son OF
MIS- ScOlL DioshOm OF DeLnel anu ma
been here only few weeks.
DEFERRED.
Mrs. Edward Conant OF Randolph visit
ed friends Ia town recently.
Mrs. Howard Eggeston is teaching the
school in the Rauney district.
Mrs. Emma Knowlton visited her sister, ,
Mrs. Garner Dewey, in Royalton last week.
Mr.. F. W. Hazen and Ralph Knowlton
attended the musical convention at White /
River junction last week. II
James j. Shedd, whose death was notic-
ed by one OF our contemporaries two I
weeks ago, was an uncle Of Mrs. j. L. /
Knowlton. He will be remembered by
many in this place as a pleasant, genial I
gentleman. He died at the age OF ninety q
years. He had lived nearly seventy years
IN Washington, ID. c., spending several :,
summers in Royalton and Gaysville until :
by age.
A friend Of f.. A. Smith has received the =,
following communication from him, :
which will be OF interest to his many :
friends in this and adjoining towns
1.-TWO years ago | had an offer to go into c
business with the Jewell Nursery com II
pany at Lake City, Mimi, and after LOOK
ing over the place aud prospects, being
much pleased with than, have at this a
ate day accepted the position OF vice 5
president in toe company and manager Of {
he sales department. / shall remove 10
Lake City, Mimi, with my family about n
June twentieth. At some seasons they 4
Employ 200 or 800 men, 80 shall have r
enough to do. / have spent seventeen
years IN teaching music in Fargo, DR. r
have enjoyed my work In the college also, :
md am to appoint my successor" !.