Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
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that night and stayed at William Bailey
until yesterday afternoon, when she wen
back TO Woodstock.
p. j. Blanchard appears in the unaccus
toned role Of cobbler, which he assume
with a natural grace, and is to be seen in
d~ustriously pegging shoes in the shop o
J, h. Neweity, whom he is assisting in
temporary rush OF work.
Hale l.. Flint is shipping 500 bushels o
potatoes to K. p. Houston of NorthfielC
and has five or six acres of tubers not We
dug. He expects that the yield of the A.
acres he planted will be the moderate
amount of 1000 bushels.
Mrs. j. b. Wells received word yester-
day of the death at midnight Of her
brother-in-law, IL. L. Storey OF Cam
bridge, who had been in feeble health for
two years from the effects OF paralysis and
had lately been failing rapidly.
7. &. Wallace OF the Union Pacific rail
road and F. NJ. Milligan OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul line were here Mon
day night to complete arrange
ments for Captain b. f. Bowman's
special party to California, the date OF
whose departure has been set for Decem-
Der g..
o James Hutchinson, as administra-
tor of the Frank Hull estate, has sold the
Hull house below Montague Place for $500
to Cyrus +. Hubert, who IS to move into
II as o as he can make arrangements to
leave his farm. LOUIS Galerneau, who has
been occupying the Hull house, has rented
of Charles Mann the upper part of the Ed
SON house on Contra street.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson Kibbee and her
mother, Mrs. d.. NJ. English, have rented
their house on Central street to George
Day, who lately sold his farm at the Cen
ter. Mrs. Kibbee and Mrs. English are to
have the tenement in the Mcintyre block
over the Telephone exchange as soon as
the repairs upon it are completed, and
there Mrs. Kibbee will open dressmaking
rooms.
George J. Prince has given up his tene-
ment in Mrs. G.. NJ. Howard's house on
South Main street and viii store his
goods for the winter, which Mrs. Prince
i to pass with her daughter, Mrs. f. B.
Thomas, while Mr.. Prince is working for
f. P. Houston in Mortified. Miss EVELYN
Denny, their niece, is also at Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Houston, whose husband and MIR.
Prince, have been earring potatoes here,
came down Saturday with her daughter
to visit Mrs. Prince, and the young lady
stayed over Sunday with Miss Denny.
e. s. Abbott was in Montpelier Tuesday
when his case against the estate of Henry
w. Fits, who was administrator OF the
Russell Flint estate, was argued before the
supreme court. This is a suit in ehancery
to reform a deed that Mr.. Fits as admin
isirator gave TO Mr.. Abbott, in which il IS
claimed q small piece Of land that was sold
was not included. Mr.. Abbott petitions
to have decided to him that ten-aere piece
OF gore land attached to the Bigelow farm
in Braintree, which be bought of the Rus
sell Flint estate. Selva Thayer, who 4 in
terested in the Flint estate, was also at
court with his attorneys, Hon. Frank
Plumley Of Northfield and NJ. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Emma A. tFarr), wife of Thaddeas
w. Allen, was found dead on the floor of
her room in Canaan, N. H., at 3 O'Clock
" ednesday morning. II is supposed that
she heard her husband, who has been in
health some time, moving about
and rose to 60 to him when heart failure
suddenly seized her. Mrs. Allen, who was
% years OF age, left, besides her husband.
three sons-E. NJ. and Robert Allen, drug
5ists in Canaan, and X. w. Allen Of Ram
tolph. The latter, with his wife, went to-
day to Canaan, where the funeral will De
held az 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. Homer White officiating. The de-
ceased had been a resident of this place.
'emoving TO Canaan about thirteen years
Igo.
The 10th annual meeting OF Rebekab
No. 3, !. o. @. f.. in Bethel Tues
night was attended BY a partv al
we've from Fern Rebekah lodge of Kan
and Mrs. NJ. W. CampbeII
and Mrs. f. A. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Em-
.rson, Mrs. B. +. Kicker, Mrs. j. Il. Mus
ey, Mrs. e. j.. Rumrill and Mrs. q !
This lodge is not in the jurlsdic-
ion Of District s, but its members present
i the comforting Of the degree on four
'andldates by the Woodstock lodge de-
much benefit from witnessing TIE
YORK and from the remarks of the grand
lmeers. a lunch Of cake n coffee.
iancing and whist were the social fea-
.ures Of the occasion.
DR.. f.. @. Blanchard, who went To
loston the week before with Mr.. and Mrs
l. r.. Bass and Mrs. Belle Dubois. re-
urned Sunday with his wife and daugh-
er, who had been visiting IN the city and
: suburbs some little time. The resi- III
he party are still IN Boston but are ex-
'ected back IN q day or two. During Mrs.
.slancharus absence. her father. Willard ,
FaAs hau TIE eompani0nship OF his sister
n-laws Mrs. n. II. Cav. Before his
.aughter s return, Mr. Gay celebrated his
sra birthday anniversary with Rev
faser MetEger. whose 3rd birthday
anniversary Tell on the same date. oct. n
ne celebration took the form nf
little supper At The CHRISTIAN {
arsohaee, The GROWING feature of the .
EAST being q birthday cake aunrourfatelv
aled and inscribed aud surrounded hv
5alne containing 3 candles and the same
lumber 81 carnations.