Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06
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Mrs. Pickett Of Fairlee IS working fol
c. A. Washburn.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Currier Sept. Z2d.
Mrs. susan Dickinson vent to Boston
last week Wednesday.
George Hopkins is painting DR., Locke Z
new house al Bradford.
seven men we're canyassiug the town for
crayon portraits last week.
Rev. Harry Merrill Of Fairlee preached
very acceptably at the Center last sunday,
Aaron Eastman has gone TO Los Ange-
les. Csl, where he has secured Work Tor
the winter.
Walter Colby is staying with his grand
mother until his parents arrive and estab-
lish housekeeping
The telephone meeting OF the Bradford
company Is to be held az East Corinth
Saturday, Oct. s. al p. m,
Charles Tenney and daughter, Grace, re-
turned 10 their home In M0ntour, a. last
week, leaving here Tuesday
Harry Townsend has taken cold which
has settled In his eyes 50 they are as BAD
a. when he was first injured,
Mrs. Lucy Kelley has returned 70 her
home at san borntou, y. r., after a two
months stay At J. p. Virgins.
A son was born 10 Rufus Hood and wife
sept s IN Pasadena, Cal, being a grand
son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Hood.
CLYDE Woodcock and wife OF Worcester,
Mass. are spending the week with ms
mother Mrs. Rhoda A. W00deock.
B.L. Eastman and wife were in Barre to
attend the funeral Of bis niece, Mrs. Walt
er Smith. She was sick onlv a few hours.
The primary department Of the high
school IL being taught Dy Lillian DeMurr
Of Franklin, y. II. She boards at Corydon
sleeper's.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Of West Corinth
tainted in church At the Meadow last sun
day. lt was attributed 10 the OdOr Of the
newly painted walls and peWs.
State Superintendent Ranger was IN
town last Friday. He visited our academy
and expressed himself as much pleased
with our facilities FOR education.
G. l.. speare and wife returned from ST.
Louis and other places which they visited .
last Thursday. They visited Mrs. speare
aged GRANDMOTHER True, in Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. A. T.. Cooke Is having her old
Chimnoys torn out and new ones relaid .
and is also 10 have new furnace put IN,
the work being ia charge OF Mr.. Wright
OF Enfield, n. II.
HltuIN AtHA mas ENAAANtA To MS WIG
and baby after his French leave last July
and she has consented TO try him again.
They are TO continue 30 reside al his moth
ers S house at the Center, at which place
they were living when he went away.
ban 81 elk and Florence Hatch OF West
Fairlee Center were united in marriage
Wednesday, Sept 3, al the Il, W. b. par
sonage b. Rev. W. r. Harding. They
gave reception a his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chandler Stacks, Wednesday even
ing, Oct D, at which place they are TO re-
side.
Wednesday night, Sept. p. W. n. Simp-
son discovered a valuable black and white
COW missing from his herd. He devoted
/ he next day TO search for her and had
continued 10 each day without finding
her. Monday morning, Oct. 3, he found
her in the field aud apparently in as good
condition as W hen he last saw her. She
evidently had been MIXED regularly and
IL Is quite a mystery where she can have
been all this time without discovery, f
Mrs. Wright Chamberlain OF Davenport.
Ia. aud Mrs Charles Chamberlain OF Chi
cago we're the guests OF their aunt, Mrs.
sophia ICunCy Emery, last week. They
would De better known rs Abbie and Lucy
Smith, daughters Of the late Charles
smith. They called at their old home
stead and on old schOOlmates and friends. I
They were accompanied East by their
mother, Mrs. Susan Tguncy Smith. who is T,
Go make her future home with her daugh-
Zen, Mrs. William Johnson, at Bradford.