Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
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John shurtlen OF Chicago is here visit
ing friends
e. I. whites sister Of Dandy is visiting
| Mr.. Mhiteand family.
Fred K. Seymour Of Claremont. n. H.,
IL visiting his parents, W. l.. Seymour and
| wife.
! Chester Bickford has sold a new Gray
4 thresher to Clarence McDerment Of Brook
1 field.
Miss Grace May visited relatives and
I friends in STAFFORD last week and returned
Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Field Phillips Of Montpelier
and her mother, Mrs. Field OF Yergennes
( are guests at the Old Homestead.
At Grace church next Sunday there viii
be evening prayer and sermon At o'clock.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
Mrs. Woodard and two daughters Of
Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting at w. l..
seymour's' Mr.. Seymour is uncle OF Mrs.
| Moodard.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer Smith arrived here
last week from New York city and will
spend some time with her mother, Mrs.
Clara Sawyer.
Mrs. w. A. Evans and daughters have
gone 10 tlaremoni, where they have cot.
tage on the camp meeting grounds, which
they will occupy two or three weeks.
r. c. Smith and wife and her mother of
Nashua, y. H., are az Albert Peuy's, but
VIII open their house soon aud Mr.. smith
viii attend to harvesting the hay on their
farm.
The new arrivals at the Maplewood are
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Richardson, Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Drake. Hartford, Conn,
Miss darYin, L0nsdale, r. l., Miss Lillian
sunister and Miss Peckham, Providence,
II. 1.
Miss Mary Hodges, who teaches school
IN New Rochelle, n ", is with her par
ents, G. l.. Hodges and wife. She spent
the first part OF her summer vacation In
Colorado which, Of course, makes her stay
here shorter than usual.
Henry n. johnson OF East Randolph
was brought before n. l.. Boyden, justice
OF the peace, last Saturday on charge of
intoXication and hearing was had Sew
erul witnesses were examined ana he was
found guilty and given the usual fine OF
- and the costs OF s2l33 Mr.. Johnson
attorney, prosecuted, and Mr. johnson
was attorney Tor himself,
A serious accident occurred last week.
A.. L. Morse had left ore OF his large
horses at the blacksmith shop to be shod.
When the horse was shod, Mr.. Rogers
hitched IL in front Of the shop. Soon
thereafter Mr.. Allis came along in his
frightened, reared ahd kicked fearfuily.
II fell down, got up, reared, kicked and
fell down again aud died. Il has been
said by some that II broke a blood vessel
that caused its death and by others that
II broke iis neck.
The death OF Horace Walker Perrin oc-
Cured July 29 at his home where he WIS
born Jan. s. 1926, he had always lived on
the farm where he was born, which was
settled in i797 by his grandfather, Jona-
than Peake. tie married Martha Maria
Viuson Dec. ?. 1851, by whom he had two
daughters and three sons. Two daugh-
ters, Mrs. LEROY Wakefield OF West Brook
field and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson, aud one
son. Erwin W. Perrin, also five grand
children and two great grandchildren,
survive him. He was quiet, conscientious
business man, respected by all who knew
him. He was connected with the East
Bethel Baptist church since 1861 He was
deacon for several wears. lie had been
sick for several weeks with internal sar-
coma. cancer. Rev +. NJ Baker attended
the funeral; interment at East Bethel
cemetery.