Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-09
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
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Peter st. Clair is quite seriously Ill.
The STAFFORD band played at Post Mills
Monday.
H.F. Fox has moved into the Hiram
Hyde house.
H.H. Udan was in White River juno
tion Thursday.
Carp johnson and daughter are visiting
relatives in town.
G. f. Chandler was in White River
| Junction Thursday.
Willard King and wife OF Tunbridge
were in town Monday.
L. K Mead and wife of Hanover are at
Mrs. jeanette Baeon's.
| Mrs. Frank Harding is visiting her
daughter in Springfield.
Byron Ross was in Union Village
/ Wednesday oflast week.
Frank Brown was in White River June
tion the first of the week.
Mrs. Susan Hyde has been spending a
! few days in Thettord Centre.
| John Cdall and family Of Randolph are
at his fathers, Lyman Udalls.
| Miss Katie Searle has finished her work
! for Mrs. Robinson and is at home.
Harry Richardson OF Thetford Center
was in town Wednesday Of last week.
J.K. Darling of Chelsea was in town on
| law business Wednesday Of last week
Miss Florence Stone and a friend were at
her brothers, w. p. Stones, Mon day.
Miss Lena West went Friday to stay
over Sunday with friends in Royalton.
| g. F. Chandler and daughter, Irene, wit
messed the ball game at Sharon Monday.
Manager w. p. Stone is making 500
pounds Of butter per day at the creamery.
Mrs. Catherine Silver of Elgin, Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hazelton.
DIX. White and Mrs. Dearborn attend
ed the funeral Of friend in Chelsea sun
day.
Misses Althea and Annie Dutton, who
are teaching in town, went home to Royal
ton to stay over Sunday.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle met FRI
day with Mrs. +. r. Rowell and good
amount Of work was accomplished.
| Miss Florence Seribner has been spend
4 ing several days with her sister, Miss
! Pearl, who is teaching in Thettord.
The case Of Sweet VS.. Robbins, called at
4 the town clerk S office last week Wednes-
| day, was appealed to the county court.
i The delegates to the county convention
OF Congl churches were:-Tuesday, Mr..
land Mrs. G. +. Kent; Wednesday, MIR.
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| Cora Rowel.
| A meeting viii be held at the Cong
church Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
| Miss DeBusk, missionary TO New Mexico,
| will be present and viii give short ad-
| dress which viii be Of especial interest to
| the children.
! The STAFFORD band has just secured new,
well-titting and most attractive uniforms
Of army blue, with trimmings of black
mohair braid. The caps are blue, with
gilt cord and the letters rs. c. B." upon
the front.
! Twenty Of the friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ HAL Beekwith Saturday evening in honor
| of their guest, Miss Harriet M. Wood, a
| former teacher there. Cake and lemonade
were served, and a good time reported by
all.
/ The following item was sent your cor
/ respondent As Roland Scribner was out
fishing Wednesday afternoon in a stream
within sight OF the house, he happened to
glance behind him and saw lynx coming
toward him from the woods, growing and
snarling, his mouth open. The boy waited
until the animal got within a few feet OF
him, and as it crouched to spring, dealt il
several blows with his fishing rod, where
upon the lynx turned and ran back into
the woods.