Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-05
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Milton Chamberlin is visiting at Hyde
Park.
Mrs. Moore is sewing for Mrs. Eben
Tucker.
Harriet Chadwick is at her mothers in
1unbridge.
Austin Ward bought horse and outht
at Tunbridge last week.
Mrs. Lemuel Chamberlin visited Mrs.
Charles Lewis last week.
Miss Granger is improving slowly.
She has given up her school.
william LaFanie Of Brsintree is run
ming the saw at Davis mill.
Mrs. Nelson Chamberlain visited her
sister at Gaysviile last week.
sam Hatch and Charles Mayo have
Finished work for II. II. Daniels.
Frank Switzer and wife of Woodstock
were at John Gambell's last week.
Mrs. Coolidge OF Randolph is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Chamberlain.
Miss Lillian Adams opened school at
the village Monday morning TO hnish the
term.
Horace Iarabee has finished work for
Frank Thayer and is working for w. Il.
Davis.
George Evans youngest daughter has
returned from Bridgewater and is with
Mrs. Mabel Stone.
There will be a valentine social in
Town hall, Saturday evening, Feb. IL.
All are cordially invited. Ladies please
bring cake.
The State Board OF Health have advised
Hhat all persons be vaccinated on account
OF the prevalence Of smallpox in neigh
boring towns.
Mrs. Frank White OF Lebanon, N. H.,
% in town. Mrs. White will ship all OF
her household goods TO Springfield, where
Mr.. White is working
Gilbert Atwood and son bought OF
ID. q. Spaulding of Taftsville a Brad
laugh colt four years old that stands
NC hands and weighs over 1000 pounds.
Henry A. Wood has sold to Austin
Ward his land on the north road. II is
rumored that Mr.. Ward will put set of
buildings on the place, as the location is
a very desirable one.
Miss Alice Adams OF this place was
married at Lebanon, N. H., to Walter
Griggs, Wednesday, Jan. 18th. Mrs.
Briggs is one OF our best young women
and we wish her happy and prosperous
life.
Stephen HOar suffered another attack
of heart trouble last week. He was IN
she barn at the time and was helped to
the house by one OF the hands about the
place. lie is able 10 be about the house
again
School in the upper district closed
Friday. The scholars gave a party at
Mrs. Emma Waters to their teacher,
Miss Lillian Adams, and as token of
their esteem presented her with ring
which was a great surprise to Miss
Adams.
Elmer Bride and Stephen Mott, seeing
a dog chasing sheep, succeeded in driving
him of. Later on, the same day, loud
barking was heard from the same quar-
ter With gun in hand another man
started TO Investigate and found Mr..
Dog eating sheep. Sang no more dog.
Edward Putnam and wife, while visit
ing at Rochester last week, became ex-
posed to the smallpox. Health Officer
Hubbard was notified that Mr.. Putnam
had started for home and asked to quar-
antine him as soon as possible. As a
result ne is given n days at home. Mrs.
Sarah Townsend, on hearing of the mat
Ter, took his children to her home before
they arrived.
The State Board OF Agriculture held a
meeting here last week that was largely
attended by most OF our leading farmers,
who seemed very eager to obtain any new
points that the Board had to impart.
There were seven speakers including DR..
Holton OF the State Board OF Health, who
gave q classic talk on show to Obtain
Good Health" in fact all of the different
branches were ably presented, especially
Ahe plea for 1.-THE Forest by Forester G.
-. Howe Of Chicago University.