Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
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Mrs. searle is caring for Mrs. II. II.
Udall.
Miss Belle Pierce went to Hanover
Monday.
Frank Brown and family have gone to
Quechee.
Mrs. Minnie Titus visited her home
here Sunday
George Fox and wife were in South
Royalton recently.
]. H. and G. M. Moore were in Sharon
last week Tuesday.
Cleaves Crane and wife returned home
Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Stone were in Post
Mills the last OF the week.
George Richardson OF Thetford was in
town Friday and Saturday.
George F. Chandler and Frank Brown
were in Royalton Saturday.
II. Fox was in Vershrre the first OF
the week delivering fruit trees.
NJ. G. Noyes OF Sharon was in town last
week Wednesday buying wool.
Ed Dudley and wife Of West Fairlee
spent several days in town last week.
Mrs. Wilbur Scribner and daughter,
Miss Florence, were in Chelsea saturday.
E.P. HYDE of Lebanon was in town on
business Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week.
scott Clough and wife of Norwich were
at Mrs. Susan Hyde's Wednesday OF last
week.
]. X. Blaisdell and Willis Estes of Union
Village were in town Wednesday OF last
week.
Miss Edith seribner has finished work
for Mrs. James Tyson and returned home
Friday.
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eral DAYS on business connected with his
house here.
Rufus and Hazen Chandler of South
Tun bridge visited their sister, Mrs. Clara
Paine Sunday.
Orrin Scribner and son, Ralph, have
been engaged in repairs upon buildings on
the n. b. Cobb place.
The commissioners on the d. c. Hyde
estate held their final meeting Wednesday
at Mrs. Susan Hyde's.
Charles Linton and son recently dis
covered and dug out fox hole on the
Robinson hill containing eight foxes
&c. Avery OF Athol made a brief visit
10 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Avery, |
arriving Friday night and leaving satur-
day morning.
A number from here attended the ball
game at Sharon Saturday between the |
latter place and Quechee. II was umptred
by Raymond Morrill,.
The remains of Mrs. Blaisden OF Union |
Village, which have been in the receiving
vault for several months, were inferred /
Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs, B. ]. Comstock OF Cambridge and |
Mrs. S. B. Cilley Of Newbury, n. H., who |
have been spending a few days at the
hotel, returned home the first OF the week.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo
Chamberlain, who moved from here some |
months ago to Boscawen, n. H., will be |
sorry to hear OF the loss OF Mr.. Chamber
lain's barn by fire Saturday. the 18th.
An auction sale OF the effects OF the late
w. s. Bradbury was held Thursday in
spite of the rain A good number were
present and the various articles sold to
good advantage. All were pleased with
ii. +. Fox as auctioneer.
q. F. Chandler, in returning from
Sharon last week Tuesday, was thrown
from his wagon in consequences OF for
ward wheel settling into a hole in the
road. Mr.. Chandler was much shaken up
and though no bones were broken was
Obliged to spend several days IN bed.
For the week beginning May 18th the
hotel register shows the following names;
Geo Chesley, Arthur Abbott, South
Royalton; j. l.. Pierce, Burlington; G. w.
Preston, Boston; Mrs. Sarah B. Cilley,
Newbury, n. H.. Mrs. b. ]. Comstoek,
Cambridge, Mass; G. e. Buck, Rochester,
N. ~; NJ. Q. Noyes, Sharon; +. F. Dudley
and wife, West Fairlee; j. k. Blaisdell
and Willis Estes, Union Village; Il. II.
Hyde, Lebanon; Hiram Hyde, Brattleboro;
Frank Badger, Sharon; +, p. Lincoln,
Dighton, Mass. c. w. smith, So Royal.
ton; Geo. Richardson, Thetiord Center.
Obituary.
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