Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
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- RIxpY. Local Editor.
n.rennort is very sick.


LA Mrs. E. F. Peters have returned
home. =. pos,o, rr,asdo,.
for few days =
laughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
hid Adams Friday.
,,..on Little is helping II. o. Bixby
M week in the store.
m Perkins of Hartland is in town
nj. week tuning pianos
,rss Iucy Waterman of Tunbridge is
,.ing table work at the hotel.
noo,pe NJ. Davis is at work at East Bar
tbe same place as last season.
= little girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
"a Iarkin Wednesday, May 18th.
o. Mamie Earle is working for George
p,IIer at the Nathan Noyes place
~ Darling and f. w. Lewis were
:, Montpelier Monday and Tuesday.
~ Fmeline Waterson returned home
,.or, Williamstown Friday afternoon.
No. Alice Corwin came home from
Wsgerly. Mass, last week fully recovered
in health.
Dickinson has recently put a fine
lie call bell in the hotel office, also new
curtains at the windows
charles r. Corwin of Boston and H. j.
coyFin OF Lowell, Mass, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. j. A. X. Corwin.
william j. Tarbell, who has been sick
t,r several weeks, has so far recovered as
~ Il able TO be out on the street again.
llga Robinson, who owns the Merrill
isrm on the West hill, is repairing his
house Harvey Spear is doing the work.
: Parkhurst of South Royalton, dis
tyiet agent of the Mccormick Harvesting
m tnNKu fF1RgAau
Al skinner has just completed new
and yery pretty piazza on the front Of his
bo1se. If W and G. n. Dearborn did the
work.
DR. smith OF Hanover, n. H., was here
Monday in consultation with Dr. A. b.
smith and DR.. NJ. II. Corwin on important
Tba largest amount OF butter ever made
in one DAY by Orange County creamery
was last Friday when II turned out 1913
pounds.
A special meeting OF Waterson Post, No.
RG'A. H.. 4 called for Saturday, May
8 when ali members are expected TO be
present
We are the recipients of an excellent
new variety OF potatoes from Erastus
smith. They are called Mills Prize and
are perfect
The Young people realized over 6 from
their lee cream party Friday evening,
which, considering the rainy night, was
very good indeed.
A.P. Fuller OF Hyde Park has moved
his family here for the summer They
will occupy Mrs. Goodall's house on South
Main street the same as last year.
The secretary OF George Washington
Lodge, No. 81, +. q A. NJ, desires prompt
response 70 those notices sent last month.
Many seem TO have overlooked the matter.
Nc. Moore has come out with new
express wagon made TO order by Z. II.
Kennedy Ii is not only a good looking
vehicle but is both durable and comfort
able
The next meeting of George Washing
ton Lodge will occur Thursday evening,
May 30th. All brothers are requested to
be present as there is work for the entire
evening.
Last Sunday was quarterly meeting at
the Methodist church and the new pre-
siding elder, Rev w NJ. Newton, was
present at the morning service and at the
West hill church in the afternoon.
Commissioner Gates is at work on the
East side and has four men working for
him. Al. Little is motorman and z. q.
Reed brakeman on the road machine. |
Fred Hall and Fred Sanborn are section |
hands
= D. Barnes is building piazza on his |
house which will probably be the finest in /
town, IL is TO extend the entire front OF /
The house and the center is to be two stories |
high. G. +. Godfrey is employed to do
the work.
Deputy Sheriff James McDermott OF Ty- /
son was in town Friday. He committed /
Fred Rich and Cyrus Whitney 70 jail on
account Of some horse trade. They fixed |
the matter up Saturday and retired from
the boarding house.
Luther Ramsdell, while working for \. /
q. Hart last Friday, killed venomous /
striped adder that measured over four feet
long. These reptiles are but rarely seen
about here now, but in former years they 1
were quite plentiful in the lowlands.
consignment OF % head OF young Jer- |
seys came Friday from Hood farm, Lowell, /
Mass, TO be pastured this summer at Mr..
Hoods farm ON the West hill, where he |
Wintered about 40 head. The animals /
came in charge Of j. T.. Dodge from Hood /
farm.
i You nave news items Of interest to the |
public, write them down and hand TO the /
local editor. II he has them already on /
ms notebook it will do no harm and II he /
loes not they will add just so much TO the
Nheisea column. Good news items are
always welcome.
The bobbin company started their first
~ Of spools to the station Monday. They /
nave about 10000 now ready for ship
ment Henry Clark has the contract TO
deliver them at the car. They have sold
Ihese 70 the U, 5. Bobbin a Shuttle Co.,
Providence, r. l.
Henry Hodges of Fall River, Mass, was
IN town Thursday on business connected
WIN the Bobbin Manufacturing company
ne expressed himself as much pleased with
lhe goods ready FOR shipment. In TACT, ne
sala that they were the best first lot ne
ever saw new concern turn out.
=, The ladies of the W. X. c. will meet at
u A, r. hall on Saturday, May p, at 80
2. M 70 make wreaths TO be used on Me-
moral day. The assistance of any patri-
quo ladies will be appreciated. Contrlou-
ughs Of flowers are solicited and can be
.5 ,e at G. A. X. hall on Wednesday, May