Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-07
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Several here are selling cider apples to
Bradford parties.
Everett Brown OF Vershire shipped some
nice apples to Barre last week.
RIB. Williams has been laid up with sci
attic rheumatism several weeks.
Albert Flanders and Abe Jacob have inn
proved their residences by paint.
Lyman Porter is doing some work for
Davis & Goodwin of Chelsea this week.
Four persons united with the Cong 1
church BY letter Sunday at the East VII
lage.
Mrs. Irving Alderman Of Chelsea is at
her fathers, Albert Flanders. She is in
poor health.
Mrs. Sally Wilson in on the sick list.
Everyone is interested in this remarkably
smart old lady.
There will be speaking at the Corner
church next Sunday at p. m. by Rev. A.
c. Dodge of Vershire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Edison have returned
from their wedding tour and are at her IA
theirs, c. c. Sargent's.
Two candidates were raised to the de-
gree Of NJ. NJ. at the last regular meeting
of Minerva lodge, No. SO.
Frank BelIrose and wife (nee Lou Sleep
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visiting her uncle and other friends.
Mrs. West accompanied Mrs. Virgins
with the body of her husband. They re-
turned to Manchester, n. H., Monday.
Mr.. Easter OF Medford. Mass, has pur-
chased the place known as the Tom Ladd
place of Everett Sawyer and has moved
there. Mr.. Sawyer has moved to East Cor
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Mrs. Grace Barrett of Chelsea was at the
Corner recently and exhibited the crochet
work which she made last summer OF the
Lords prayer 1t work OF great ability
and the letters are carefully made and very
distinct.
The telephone line from CA. Washburn's
to Bradford, via of II. II. DeGoosh and
Joseph Tibits, is completed and is soon TO
be connected with the meadow line via p.
II. Darling,s and Isaac Wilson's at Selah
simons', the route being all staked out.
A large crowd attended the auction at
Maplewood Of Z. r. Darling's personal
property. 1t was estimated that nearly
900 persons were present Everything
sold remarkably high. Not nearly all the
goods were sold, enough being left for an
other days sale.
The body of Pearl Virgins, son Of Isaac
II. Virgins, who died OF pneumonia Oct.
20 in Rochester, n. H., was brought for
burial 10 w est 1Oflnbus ne WIS % AIns "a
age and leaves a wife, who resides in Man
chester, n. II. She and two brothers, Gill
man, OF Lowell, Mass, and Josiah, OF West
Corinth accompanied the body to West
Corinth where the funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. Shepard officiating.
He had resided in Tilton, n. H., for many
years. This last year he had been working
at his trade as a carpenter in Rochester,
n. H., his wife taking care OF her aged
mother in Manchester, n. II. She has the
sympathy of his relatives and friends.
The forty-third anniversary Of the mar
rage of Grenville Powers and Sarah East |
man was observed at the hall Oct. 28. At /
ter large company had arrived they were |
for, to come and be entertained, |
which every one was by listening to the |
exercises by Hon. c. c. Sar-
gent, giving brief history OF the aged |
couple and then by Mr.. Powers niece, |
Mrs. Lulu Upham, of New York, an elocu
zionist of rare merit, assisted by Miss Glad
VS. Barron of Barre, who is teaching in
town. After this entertainment the crowd /
was bountifully supplied with cake and
coffee and to close, dancing was in order, |
Mr.. Powers leading in the first figure. AL
though he is past so yrs of age and always /
walks with cane, no one observed that he
was lame any while dancing. The company /
to their several homes a little
past midnight hoping there would be an
other time like it in the near future.