Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-06

7rhs brown geldtng known a. ieuIo IL
inner 81 two first prizes IN 80, als9 rum
Wine toeether with silver mounted and
aDou't bber harnesses and entire stable
plaili. Consisting OF several handsome i'm
Quill md domestic day and night blank
pof'eI - etc This horse is a remark
eIs, I'D saddIer and fine jumper for
aDll borse. and is very satisfactory in
gl,is harness for driving.
For particulars, apply by ietter oiny 70
frederick Leeds, TRANSPORTATION e1, eI .li3i
New York city. No reasonable oner VIII
be refused.
.ol5 solr came back Sunday but did not
bis summer clothes with him as was
expected.
- Zeruah Seayer OF Washington is
-an5ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
Frances BiXby.
u,,I X. Darling delivered the Me-
,,rjaI address at East Barre and Col. G. ;.
Emery at Royaltoh.
Harvey Perigo OF Lyndonville has been
Icing his cousins, Mrs. Emellne Watson
VA Mrs Adelia Whitney. He returned
Wednesday
psr ]. Eastman Is to preach the SER
MA before the graduating class OF the
gtsts Normal school at Randolph Center
next sunday evening.
Married Saturday, June list, at the
Atsfbodist church, by Rev. VIM. r. Allen,
a. Ava Robinson and Mrs. Fannie L.
sargent, both OF Chelsea.
o,,inu to IN health, Hyde Robbins has
I'm obliged for the present to leave the
store 81 Ordway, Holmes x Co, where
be has worked for the past two years.
DR.. r. II. Godfrey is at Montpelier at
ending the meeting OF the state and New
England Eclectic Medical association held
Aa'+1 -.
Mrs. A. r. Corwin was taken to the
MARY Hitchcock hospital at Hanover, y.
II Monday for treatment. she was ac-
eomuanied by her husband and daughter.
George Washington Lodge, No. 81, +. &
A N.. hold a special communication to-
nigbt Ia work the third degree. All visit
ne brethren are cordially invited to at
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin came home from
New Bedford, Mass, last week. she gave
up her school and came home because Of
DE ll health Of her mother, Mrs. }. A. K.
C0rwiu.
Mrs. Forrest fuller and Mrs. fuller,
Mrs T. W Iathrop and Miss Sleeper OF
VfrsbIre. Mrs. +. 81 Seayer and Mrs. l..
D TtIulson Of Washington were in town
Monday
Nineteen Of the friends and neighbors 81
George Folsom, with ten teams, went
Monday and did his springs work. Mr..
Folsom has lust recovered from a severe
illness and been unable to work.
Os. Wright. the Goodwill soap" man,
vas here Tuesday Mr.. Wright formerly
lived here and usually plans TO stay over
DAY and visit old friends, but this trip
his time was limited, owing to the rainy
season just passed.
c. o. Slack at the Chelsea market seems
20. fstratah his the
best beef obtsinable. He recently killed
l-year-old COW that dressed 600 pounds.
This animal was purchased of Walter +.
smith Of Tunhridge.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chaplin Of Spring
field Mass, have been guests at W +.
Townsends a few days. MIR. Chaplin is
proprietor OF the Massasoit House in that
city Mrs. Chaplin, who Is sister OF Mrs.
Townsend, was formerly Miss Grace ord
way Of this place.
Herbert J Kingsbury OF Boston came
Thursday. He has a good position with
the American Express Co.. where he has
been ever since leaving here. He came up
with horse for the farm owned by his
father on the West hill. lie went back to
Boston saturday night.
Mrs Louisa Fogg, wife Of Nathan Moves,
died May 30th, aged 70 years, 2 months, -
days She had a shock several months
ago, from which she had never recovered.
A few days ago she had another and failed
gradually until she passed away. The fu-
neral was saturday from her late home,
Rev. A. j. Eastman officiating She leaves
an aged husband to mourn her loss.
Landlord Dickinson has the following
corps Of assistants at the Orange county
hotel during ourt:-Mrs. McAllister,
pastry cook Mrs. Alexander, meat cook;
Miss McAllister, Miss Huntington, Mrs.
laplln, Miss Titus, Miss Carpenter, wait
ers; Miss Doyle Miss Waterman, cham
bermaids; Miss Bates, kitchen maid;
Walter Cooke, Frank Robbins, hostlefsi
Charles Goodrich, clerk.
There were patriotic exercises in most
OF the schools in town Wednesday, the
Elh. In the primary and intermediate
apartments at the village. taught by
Misses Howe and Kenney, the exercises
were exceptionally good, occupying about
one and one-fourth hours. The two
schools held the exercises together and the
room was filled with interested visitors,
Who had been invited by the children.
non j. h. Darling was the delegate APP
pointed TO visit here and he gave short
1ut interesting talk to the children. Rev.
MT Alden OF Tunbridge, who was present,
4so made remarks appropriate for the oc-
Don McAllister met with a severe aoci-
lent Friday while making fence on his
tarm. Some boys who were with him
STUCK an ak in the top OF one of the posts
ana left H. Mr.. McAllister, as he came
along with the wire or boards to attach TO
TINS post, did not notice the ak in the top
o. y, which was shaken from its insecure
position and fell. striking him on the back
Sl ms left hand, cutting deep cash about
inches long The wound bled protuseiy.
Siartn spiller, who was just passing ON
ms way TO the village, took him aboard
sna carried him to DR. Godfrey's office.
lhree stitches were Obliged to be taken IN
dressing the wound.
Memorial Day.
Memorial day was observed by Water
f t,n Post, the exercises being held in the