Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08

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Wv b. Z. ROGERS.
Having purchased the mileage business
of K. p. Stockwell early in the season | am
prepared to let mileages at the usual
reasonable rates; also represent the STAN
dard Accident insurance company of
Detroit, Mich. 4W w. q. WALDO,
Assistant Postmaster.
NoTIcE:-I want to buy large quantity
OF second growth rock maple butts cut
! 7 1-2 feet long. Will take them In the
plank or log. ! also want bass, oak, ash
and birch lumber sawed or in the log. For
further particulars please come and see or
write me. u J. E. STAFFORD, Gaysville.
viii Bradbury was in West Canaan last
week.
Judge C. H. Markham of Pomfret was in
town Saturday.
Judson McQuirey OF Middlebury visited
in town last week.
Miss Lena Perkins OF Barnard called on
friends in town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins returned from her
visit at Rochester Tuesday.
Eugene A. Brooks is at home from
Keene, N. H., for few days.
Mrs. Chas. Cutler went to Windsor
Monday for few days visit.
Miss Alice Smalley OF North Randolph
visited friends in town Saturday.
George Heath OF Roxbury has rented
the rectory Of the Episcopal society.
Mrs. Charles Davis aged seventy-nine
years, Is quite i'll with bowel trouble.
r. A. Durham and wife OF Hancock
spent last week with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Lewis OF Rochester
spent several days in town last week.
Hon. N. L. Boyden OF Randolph Center
was in town on legal business Saturday.
Miss Lydia Atchins visited her home in |
Morrisville from Friday until Monday. |
Henry Farr and wife OF Braintree were |
guests OF II. c. Rice ana family last week. |
Miss Grace Abbott OF Dorchester, Mass,
is visiting her grandfather, Barney Gar
land.
f. A. Markham secure over 260 sigma
lures to his local option petition to the leg
islature. Ir
Miss Lena Phelps OF Rochester spent
the week with her cousin, Mrs, c. A.
Washburn.
Mrs. John Rouke and two children OF
Arlington, Mass, are staying with rela
lives in town.
Miss Addie Bradbury went to Lebanon
assist in the postoffice during
election week.
John Morrill, went tc Boston Friday, ex-
pecting TO be married and bring his bride
back to Bethel,
ID. A. Jones OF Warren spent severa
lays this week with his brother law,
levi E. Kidder.
c. r. Noble has engaged Eslie Cham ber-
IN and wife to carry on echo" farm
Turing the winter.
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tuesday for the general assembly 70 pass I
he local option bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Emery were in G
Hartford last week visiting Ben Briggs, I
ephew OF Mr.. Emery.
Mrs. Charles II. Allen was called to g
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the funeral y
I Capt. II. Lull, her uncle.
II. Nj. Barrett, A. l.. Stearns and A. ID. \
amson went to Boston the first OF the r
'eek on horse buying trip. Ia
Miss Maggie Sexton is at home from
iontpelier on account OF the serious ill., A
ess OF her father, James Sexton. I
Mrs. F. j. Howe has returned to her
ONE in Chicago after spending a month 8
18th her sister, Miss Emily Starr Fogg.
There will be public whist party for
be benefit OF the Free library in Cushing =
all next Wednesday evening, Nov. 14th =
Bessie Shepard, Lucy Wsshburn, Mollie
bbott, Maud Cady and Susie Fifield were
Montpelier and Barre day last week. n
All Souls Sunday W i'll be observed next 81
unday at the Universalist church with n
services by Rev. Il. A. Read. I
ne pastor. h
Albert Washburn and James Wilson n
licked arbutus flowers in full bloom Nov.
10, an unheard OF occurrence at this sea-
on OF the year.
Owing to a misunderstanding in the
range, meeting was wrongly announc.
for last Saturday. Il should have been v
ext Saturday
Geo. s. Wright, principal OF the Whit. A
omb High school, entertained his BROTH
and sister, Henry and Miss Give u
wright, from Middlebury last week.
John Marshall Shaw voted Nov. 9Th the
ticket as has been his custom
or many years. Mr.. Shaw is in his g9tb
ear and is undoubtedly the oldest voter a
q the state.
Town Clerk Adams reports a great gain
n the marriage license business for 1900
s compared with 1899. SO far this wear b
e has issued Is licenses as compared with
My nine in 1899
Mrs. Arthur Weston left for Derry, N
l., on the mail train Friday. Mr. Wes ! u
Il.
cam TO Derry where he will make his
Iome in the future.
Constable b. c. Rogers had the mis-. :,
ortune Friday to lose his wallet contain
ng about $500 in money and several hun.
red dollars, worth OF papers, valuable Q
My to Mr. Rogers. s.
The report was received Tuesday after
loon OF the death OF John Sabine Smith of :,
'ew York. Mrs. Smith will be remem- y
erred as Miss Alice Sawyer, a teacher in !
he Whitcomb High school
Samuel Charter Durham OF this town Il
ged y years, was married Thursday to
irs. Aryilla Roundy OF Royalton, aged 81
ears. The ceremony was performed al
randolph by Rev. +. @. Rainey. Z
Mrs. Stella Clark Frost spent Sunday in
own with her father, G.. ri d
lark. Mrs. Frost has a position a.
in the office of State Tress- ~
Irer J. B. Bacon at Montpelier.
Mrs. John NJ. Fisher OF Cabot has been :,
recent guest Of Der daughter, Miss Har-
let Fisher, of the Whitcomb High school
drs. Fisher, then Miss Roxy Heath u
aught the lower department ofthe village
ehocl In the summer of $50. d
The members Of the old Ten Pin club
net Tuesday to organize for the coming
esson. The name mas changed to the