Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-23
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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V. S. Cutler Is improving = little.
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V. S. Cutler is improving 4 little.
Bert Dean was in town sseatly.
Mr.. Goodale was in Montgomery last
week.
Albert Hin is working for Mrs c. b
Taggart.
Mrs. Nettie Porter has returned to her
work in Barnard.
Melvin Davis visited relatives in sher-
burne last week.
Judge c. II. Maxham Of Pomfret spent
Thursday in town.
Mrs Dumas and two sons are visiting
relatives in Warren.
Willis Boutwell, of Rochester called on
friends in town Saturday.
Miss Aurora Pierce goes to Royalton
this week TO stay few days.
George Taggart Of Royalton has been
recent guest OF relatives here.
Miss Dora Davis returned the first Of the
week from a visit in Windsor.
Harold GambeII of Barnard has been a
recent visitor at o. J. Richardson's.
Eugene Parker is to move from the viii
lage to his farm In South stoekbridge.
Aliens min has been shut down the
past week on account Of a broken pulley.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Gould have been
spending several days with her sister in
South Royalton
Mrs. r. VI Hassam, Mrs. W. r. Hassam
and little daughters went Monday to Hard |
wick for few weeks stay.
The topic for the Helping Hand club |
meeting March 70 viii be "rhe Missionary |
Call" leader, Miss Julia Luce.
r. NJ. Nye, who has been in Rochester /
for two years and half, will move back /
to his home here about April fst.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Richardson have been
IA ~ heir a
Mrs. Herbert Boutwell,, in Sherburne.
Mrs. Nettie Porter and son, Frank. were
called to Claremont, \. H., last week by
the death of sister in law, Mrs johnson.
The selectmen decided on Thursday to
have the iron bridge for this village put in
by the Canton Bridge Co, the cost to be
II 400
The Mite society met with Mrs. joel
Blackmer Wednesday Of last week, and the
ladies. Aid society with Mrs J. w. Miller !
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel WELLER. who were
called here week before last by the death
OF bis sister Mrs Brown, returned to
their home IN West Concord, NJ H., this
week.
Those suffering from the prevailing dis !
temper are Mr.. and Mrs. o. n Harrington. :
Mrs. CarolineBullard Mrs. A. W. Cham
berlin, Mrs Will Flint and Mrs Henry !
Blake.
Mrs. Efiie Holland and daughter on a
stockbrdge visited her father, A. w. -
Chamberlin, the last Of the week. Mr..
Chamberltn, VINO mas been quite IN with s
pneumonia, is much better. a
The ice that went down from here sun o
day stopped opposite Charles Osgood's, Z
causing the river 70 flow across his meadow v
and wash the track OF the White River a
so at present the passengers are Il
from here 10 Bethel by teams
There was a very small attendance at
the meeting OF Goodwill Grange March
II. A debate had been arranged, but So l.
few were present it was decided to omit it.
There were several Rotations from diff b
ferent members. The next meeting will
be March %. T.
Word has been received OF the death on
March 4th, OF Mrs. George Miner. Sr., at 4,
her home In ST. Johnsbury. Mr. Miner
vent home with his son, George, to Brook
yn, N ", on the following Wednesday, al
md on Thursday was taken i'll with pneu-
nonia, living only until Saturday, Just one 81
week after the death OF his wife. Mr. and lie
Mrs. Miner have spent several weeks here
zach summer at the Cobble, with their son, r.
George, and family, and will be pleasantly n
by all who met them.