Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19
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last sunday 20 visit his son.
II. q. Gilbert went to Boston yesterday,
intending TO stay a month or more.
Clarence Wood OF Rarre was here last
Tuesday and bought II. {. Gilbert's two
yeGr-ol colt.
Mrs. Mary Bolm and Mrs. Morrison
went to Roxbury last week 70 visit Mrs.
Ellen O'Grady.
Mr.. Daniels Of Claromont, n. H., was
here last week looking for a farm and
said he wanted to buy.
NJ. d. Church and wife went TO Boston
on the excursion. They are visiting
friends in Massachusetts,.
George Adams OF Montpelier was in
town Monday ard bought a horse of Mrs
Baker on the Roweil form.
/ DR.. W. A. Evans has started for Dam
I vile and Peacham for the practice of his
/ profession. He has quite large business
+ there.
7 Clarence Bickford came down from
Barre last week and another painter with
him and they are painting A. A. Gilman's
house.
A pension inspector was in town last
week examining the ease OF Thomas A.
Smith, who has applied for an increase of
pension.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
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O'Clock. cordial invitation is given TO
all to attend.
The Normal has closed for the week.
The teachers and some Of the students
are attending the state teachers meeting
at Montpelier.
Mrs. j. u. Holden has gone to Burling-
ton 30 attend the annual meeting of the
Noman's Auxiliary as delegate from
Grace church.
\. ID. Bicktord is enlarging his COW
stable. G. j. White OF Randolph is DONG
the work. He is also making room for
separating cream.
c. Wesley Granger has been at work in
the car shops at 81. Albans for the last
three months. He was here over Sunday,
but returned TO his work Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Nancy
Eaton Dewey OF Randolph, Mass, who
have been visiting Mrs. Dewey's brother,
Fred w. Eaton, have returned to their
home.
Rev. @. W. Patterson has gone to Han
over, y. II. He does not expect to return
until the last OF rext week and there
will be no preaching in the Cong1 church
next Sunday.
DR.. w. A. Evans was in Rochester a
few days last week doing optical work.
While there he lost his pocketboo con-
tanning money, a check and his name,
so there coulu be no good reason why
the finder should not have returned 1t II
he wished TO.
Special services " III be held next week
al the Methodist church on Monday,
Tuesday, " ednesday and Thursday even
ings. Or. A. l.. Cooper of Randolph will
be present and have charge Monday aud
Wednesday evenings. A cordial invita-
tion is extended TO all to unite in these
services.
Miss Charlotte Baird, who is in her
second year al The u. V. NJ. in Burlington,
stepped on a wet board recently and
slipped down, sprainIng her ankle and
fraeturing the small bone between her
ankle and knee. The surgeon says that
it will be two weeks before she can be
moved home and several weeks before she
can walk, even with crutchss s. Miss
Baird formerly lived here and graduated
from the Normal school. Her parents
now live in Amsdcn, Vt.
There was a meeting Of citizens of RAN
dolph Center al the Randolph House last
evening for the purpose OF talk
ing over the matter and trying to make
for the purchase Of a chemi-
cal tire engine. w. G. Bolin reported that
be had made partial canvass Of the viii
age and vicinity, with fair prospect of
raising the necessary funds. +. c. Me-
Murphy produced letters, circulars and
from six companies with
prices from 5000 to $3.50. W. l.. Hebard,
E. {. McMurphy, +. 5. Conant and w. e.
Bolin were elected a committee to corre-
ipond with manufacturers and confer with
he people OF the village and vicinity. W.
;. Bryant, II. A. Allen and q. ID. Hyzer
we're elected n committee to inspect the
chemical engine at Barre. Adjourned to
wo weeks from GATE, same time and
place.
Col. Boynton, wife, daughter and son
tarted for their home in Washington,
,. G., Tuesday. They have been at the
,laplewood since the first OF July. Col.
}oynton seemed broken downln health
yhen he came here and he says the dry,
,ure air here has given him good health
gain. The doctors in Washington told
lim that he must go 10 some place that
vas high and dry, and he inquired of
Ir. Emery Of Bethel, who has position
n Washington, d. C.. II he knew OF such
place. Mr.. Emery told him OF this
lace and from what Mr.. Emery told him,
le made arrangements and came and was
lot disappointed. The colo e has reason
o be enthusiastic over the place because he
as become well man, and says this air
r atmCnt is God enough for him. He
Xpects to spend next summer here.
several from Washington have visited
i'm here during the summer.