Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-14
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u O. BIxBY, Local Editor

III.
r sick with pneumonia.
Jonn p Wai,rer returned to Boston Mon
day. - pandolph was in town
saturday i az home this week
an the sick list -aturned tn her
on ~. Eva Alderman has returneu W "ei
.a0,e in Vershire. n g.
pom, s =. went to Scottsmore, +. u, ior
~ sort stay Monday.
Den Tucker was a guest at Il. A.
ca,rinis over SuhuHy'
pacon went to Barre MONDAY look
y. tor carpentry WORK
ns ;. Abbie Hemenway, who has been
hs.7;tb grip, is better.
SEX M n Iarkin has sold her Beethov-
ME Man TO Frank Larkin.
en- - ,umber were up Friday evening
QUITE hridge to attend the play.
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs- 4. A.
is ~ Bethel Wednesday, the oth.
pSs's nateur Dramatic club IS preparing
lne 70 be put on in the near future.
p,ay Ang;e Pierce OF Oxford, N. H., is
MI, her sister, Mrs. James ATWOOD.
= stoughton and wife OF South Roy
y " re ~ In town few days last week.
'i, - Heath has rented the L. n.
Itanon farm and took possession March
~. pbilena Slack went to Lisbon, n.
n WSadnesday. where she is TO work THIS
spring. pos,oo nos
Ms w. tor two weeks visit among
friends ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Morris OF Lime me.
.tone, Me-, visited at Joseph rrenehs ias'
saturday.
Mss Minnie b. Whitney returned today
"a Pare. resuming her duties IN the teie-
phone office.
Good light and plenty of i is what the
cbslssa Electric Light q Power 20. Is
giving Us now.
owing 10 sickness in the school at Meri-
ssr n III. Misses Townsend, Scales and
Barnes are at home.
~ Charles f. Moulton is sick and her
Ssngbter from Chicago has come home TO
assist in caring for her.
4 large amount OF wood has been drawn
10 he Sobbin shop and it is expected that
III machinery win start soon.
Bohonon moved last week from
~ farm 10 the Copeland house on Maple
syenue which be purchased last fall.
\ II Perkins. superintendent of the
rc,rtsburv. Mass. town farm, Is visiting
MS brother, +. NJ. Perkins, this week.
The ladies Of the Congl church are PLAN
ning Tor an entertainment to be held the
~ week in March. Further particulars
next week.
Miss L. Belle Chandler, who has been
nome for a few days, returned To Mont
heller Saturday, where she is engaged IN
ihe \. f. telephone office.
Rev. Al. Eastman is to preach at the
West hill church next Sunday afternoon
and each succeeding Sunday until Mr.
Alden is able TO resume his work.
We. Cummings has landed in New
York from an extended European trip.
He was to arrive March Sd, but, owing to
4 rough passage across from Liverpool,
vas delayed.
VIM. T. Hood was called to Lowell,
Mass. last week by the sickness of his
mother, Mrs.A. II. Hood, who is 81 years old.
He returned Friday night, leaving her
much more comfortable.
landlord Dickinson reports an excellent
winters patronage. Transient business
has largely increased. All this is in large
measure due TO the first class service Civ
en- at the old Orange County hotel.
Probably the largest log handled at any
wood pile this season was sawed by W. A.
Reeds machine at Fred Waldo's. II meas
ured feet, inches through. Ii was
sound maple log. Several others showed
up 4 feet.
Married.at South Royalton March 10 by
Rev. W. +. Mann, Mr. V. Edward Sargent
Of Providence, r. l., and Miss Daisy |
Msude Diamond of Tunbridge. The HER
AID extends congratulations and best
wishes for happy life.
John b. Corliss, who drives the stage |
from West Topsham to Bradford, spent |
last week in town visiting his son, Clar-
eence Corliss. John handled the ribbons
from here TO Barre for some 16 years and
has many friends in town.
The many friends OF Col. Curtis 5. En-
cry are glad 10 have him home again. He
returned Wednesday, the 9th, from
Washington, ID. c., where he has been
since Jan, LIST serving as clerk OF the Sen
s'e committee on agriculture and forestry. |
Friday evening the Tunbridge Dramatic
club played the drama, because | Love
You, At the town hall. They had a fair
" AoNst anu All tOok tncif llhftc INV
" II special mention could be made OF
any one more than another, il should be
lnst Of the leading lady, Mrs. Bertha Bur
ridge, who had but one rehearsal before !
coming here, having supplied the part OF !,
MS y, Cilley, who was unable to play.
~ were about IS couples at the dance.
l i ne music and supper were good and all
had an enjoyable evening.
:, again the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il.
rolsom was visited by fire. In October,
-, their buildings were consumed by
nv ana they moved across the street to
mother house and had just got it repaired
INSIDE and out in comfortable shape when
~, ss' friday at O'Clock p. M, fire broke
~. m the Kitchen. Mrs. Folsom was
NofKlng at the village and Mr.. Folsom
"a at the barn. Neighbors turned out
,ng put out the flames, but not until IT
iaa !. pretty well demolished the south end
y y s sl room beside burning several pieces
I. . furniture. The cause is unknown, but
! : supposed to have caught from a care
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