Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

l sell stoddard gasoline engines and
run one myself, which would be pleased
TO show to anyone interested.
2w ae c. E. DUNHAM.
For Satellite well known Clark
Lhsmberln and the Paul Dean farms in
Barnard. containing about 80 acres Of pro-
ductive tillage land and $50 OF pasturage
and woodland. Estimated over a million
feet OF hemlock, bass, ash and other hard
wood lumber. As good farm as can be
chaser. Address, H. G. Cheney, Rutland,
Vt, or @. q. Gibson, Bethel, Vt. 4w ae
Clarence Chadwick is confined to his
bed with illness.
Albert Thayer went to Waterbury
Thursday for medical treatment.
John Keleher took a party Of friends to
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the auto
mobile meet
Mrs. +. Il. Spaulding has been critically
III this week and no hopes are entertained
Of her recovery.
Mrs. Henry Miller went to Chateaugay,
~ q, Wednesday to spend a month at
hsr former home
}. e. Nolan OF Swanton arrived in town
last week and is working in the I.avere
tonsorial parlors.
Frank NJ. Kendall and Gardner j. Wal
tzce OF Chieopee, Mass, have been visiting /
AAtet-NAo ~ wv thN past Ntths
Mrs. Hermon II. Douglass and three
children Of Concord, N. H., are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Clukey /
The board OF state railway commissions I
@rs made an official inspection of the I
White River Valley railway Wednesday OF 1
last week.
Or. Stephens OF White River Junction
tested the herd OF K. f. Burnett Tuesday.
Twenty-Five cows were tested and were
all found sound.
Mrs. j. j. Wilson Is entertaining this
week her daughter Miss Sue r. Wilson, of
Boston and her son, Richard ID. Wilson, of
R&Wtucket, K. /.
The west. bound train on the Rochester
railway was held over from Friday till
sunday morning, owing to a break
down in the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Gilman and Forrest
southard were in St. Johnsbury last
Thursday in attendance at a hearing be- :
fore the probate court :
Mrs. Cynthia Hoisington left Wednes-
DAY morning for three months visit to :
relatives in West Derry, N. H., Maiden
and Medford, Mass, and other places. /
Lynn Theodore Chadwick has moved I
from the brick house on Church street, t
owned by John Keleher, to the house on {
North Main street oW ned by Rollin
ellison. b
r. a. Davis received word last Thursday d
u the death OF his brother, Rev. w. Fl n
DAVIS az clifton Springs, a santarum 2
pear buffalo, n. y, and left Friday to at =
tend the funeral. Q
Mrs, Lucinda Bingham has been sick a
Tor the past two weeks. The first OF this
week the illness developed into serious T
case OF pneumonia. Her condition Tues y
day was still considered critical.
Mrs. Ida Lewis left Friday to be absent a
the remainder OF the month at Barre and n
sicinity she is one Of the speakers billed n
ioF me state splritualist convention to be Il
heid at Montpelier June sd to 25th. q
George w. Rowell OF Columbia. n. H.. b
has been recent visitor Of his son, George e.
q. KoWeIi, of South Main street, The elder +
hoNell formerly lived in Tunbridge and r
was sergeant OF 20. L, I'd VT. Volunteers. ID
Guy y. Cole, formerly of this town, and \
4tss Ella kentield OF White River juno 4.
zion were married June 3d. Mr.. and Mrs
Cole will make their home In White River
: Junction, where Mr.. Cole has a position in
The express office. m
ferlin Whitaker returned SATURDAY. ds
from Aiddletown, Conn.,, where he has 10
been serving as attendant at the state asy- s.
y ~; lie viii remain with his father, W. ~
g. Whitaker, until the season opens at ~
Queen CITY park at Burlington. ct
\ deer was seen one day last week 10 g
come down of the hill east OF the village I'll
pass through the premises OF w. j. Brooks or
nearly down to Main street, then turned ~
and passed back through the premises of 81,
}. KimbaIl. o.
a band OF twenty valiant ladies. mem. M
oers OF the Village Improvement Society p.
Whist club, went TO Randolph Wednesday No
~ last week to play whist with the mem vi
oeTs OF the Brooklyn Whist club OF that Is
b. Mrs. o. d. Greene. M
III -. A..
annual meeting OF the Whitcomb High a..
ichool district. This meeting will be OF
hare than usual interest as the first re- Nh
aurl Eli be given OF the school in the ora
ie~ bu4aing. The committee are pre- r..
1sKIng and have in the printers hands Nm
LONGS BeE
Samre- Charles Hoisington, formerly Of
his Town, and Miss Pearle Mae Edwards
( Lowell, Mass, were married at Lowell, tax
une l4th, and are expected in this town All
ais week; After trip to Vermont, Mr.. to
"a MS. hoistngton viii reside in Lowell eac
Fhere Mr.. H0isington is engaged in the
&rdware business with his father, Charles
!. Boisington, \
Brooks Il Washburn have sold to John at /
.eleheT the premises formerly occupied as T
home by the late Edwin kittredge and sur
tuafed on the easterly side OF Main street, Hol
CIV ulc1Died by George A. Waters and r.. We.
Adams. The lot also contains g barn Lad
.aAt has been occupied by Brooks & thil
: sab burn for storage purposes. The
stall frontage on Main street is about I'D
= is,
Fresh evidence 81 the unusual severity tioT
the past winter 4 aimost daily turning the
~ AT the home Of DIR. Freeman on tor
'ieussht street. q water supply that hsd .tyy
.6f been known TO fail for a~ert fif~ s.ai
.eErs froze up last winter. larry this Nd
month efforts we're made 20 start the water g
EEHinE again, but without success az XII
ifft and upun digging down to the pipe per
ne ground was found stil frozen solid At sur
depth Of six feet. This was on the NTH bro
l&v " June. mo
David r. Dyke made a curious find q
. hiie engaged 10 demoIishing the old
chooi building Tuesday. Between tbs u!