Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-15

FOR sALE:-5O pigs at 4 each;
ae II IA. 7. WALKER.
Miss Emma Sargent OF East Brookteld
IL seeping mouse for +. o. Nation.
4 assistant Judges Paul and lathrop were
b. town Monday on county business.
The infant son OF Charles Button is
*slcS with a slight attack OF pneumonia.
Milton Hutchinson has moved into
ID A. Ordway's house on Main street,
/1ec,ntly vacated by F. IL. kenerson.
There will be an adjourned meeting OF
/Na,erson post, No. As, q. A. r, Saturday
Ii %. m. Ii is desired Ihat every member
1 b. present at this meeting.
Two more DRINKS from Wells River
weEe added to the family of Deputy Sheriff
LIZ H. Adams, Jr, last Saturday and given
free board and lodging for 20 days.
Charles Russell, who is working for the
Ilruga Brothers in Nersh hire, moved his
&tamty there Saturday, and Mrs. Russell
j. 10 do the housework for the Druges.
T. II. Edwards gave his brother, Fred.
Every pleasant reception at his home on tine
Nv est bill before Fred returned to Wiscon-
pm, There were about 30 guests present.
Uncle Elisha Nation, who will be
s3 years old next March, has made a
Irye1rd husking corn this fall that is hard
10 beat, having husked 225 bushels in ten
days.
Z d. Fuller, formerly with the Orange
IOuunty Creamery company OF this place,
Is now employed IN the Appleton mills
Isl Lowell, Mass, under Engineer James
J, Roberts.
There will be a sociable and dance at the
Town hail in Tunbridge Friday evening,
Nov. is, given by the Sons of Veterans
Everybody is cordially invited and each
lady Is requested to bring lunch for two.
The electric light plant will run by
water this week and the lights will go
GU, when the water is gone, as repairs
are being made on the boiler and furnace
which will require few days to finish.
The family of Frank II. Kenerson, con-
ksEung of Mrs. KenersoD, son, Karl, and
daughter, Ruby, have moved to West
Lebanon, n. H., where Mr.. Kenerson is
empIoyed in the grocery store of James
HosklDs.
Camp, No. 2s, Sons of Veterans, will con-
tmue Its series of promenades in the Town
nall Friday evening, Nov. %. Everybody
Is invited. Come at s o'clock sharp and
go nome before II. 1t is promenade
with no dancing.
Auctions seem to be rather late about
/ getting started this fall, but now there is
one about every day. Today is Herman
SLACK s, next Saturday is f. l.. Larkinls
and next Tuesday is the farm and stock of
W. A. George. c. L. Godfrey is the auc-
uoneer at all of them.
Clarence II. Corliss had narrow escape
from being killed last week while working
m the Chelsea grist mill He went to
close the gate and stop the machinery
When the lever which operates it struck
HIM on the head, cutting cash which re-
CURED six stitches to close.
A delegation from George Washington
lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ, went to West
talrlee Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF Ned George, a member of jackson
louge and young business man OF that
town, who passed away Sunday after a
long, hard-fought battle for life.
school in No. s, taught by Blanche
'arpenter, closed last week. Those not
absent were Leonard Bannister and Tessa
carey. Carroll and Ralph Carpenter were
each absent one day, and Clifton Carey
Two days on account of sickness. There
were no tardy marks during the term.
Everybody who will, is expected to dress
IN ''ye anciente style' at the Antiquarian
SOCIAL to be held in the Town hall next
/ Wednesday evening with old-time songs
anu hymns, some suitable Rotations, and
nulcakes and coffee to regale the inner
man. right good time is expected OF
curse, there will be old-fashioned games
t 81 winch all can join; for we are all young
io!ks nowadays.
Mt and Mrs. H. f. Hardy and Austin
uHer OF Richford have been visiting rela-
les IN town, returning home Monday.
AZ l. fulier is brother of Mrs. Laura
moore Mrs Samuel Beckwith and Mrs.
uleha DAVIS aud it made a very happy
d1TTunloh when they were all together.
h ne!r combined ages was BOP years. Mrs.
paIIs returned to Richford with her
''oIher Tor stay of several weeks.
ne South Washington school, taught
~ Leonle M. Thorne, closed successful
Urn friday, Nov. 8. The closing exer-
, ,,es were interesting and enjoyed by all
present' The number of pupils was ID;
anerage attendance, 11.54. Those present
Wy Gay during the term and without
vurdy mark were Hope Abbott, Stella
CCiough, Helen Clough and Arthur
S.ough. Lee Clough was absent only one
Jay on account OF sickness.
MT and Mrs. Thomas j. Doyle have the
4 ~ "lPathS OF the entire community
| A. the death of their Oldest SON
ntolHo Lewis Doyle, who died Monday
| uh,oanlng at O'Clock after an illness OF
wa, u'eg weeks with typhoid fever. His age
U 49, ~ years and months. He had been
NV, oery SICK boy from the first. The young
rbaI Possessed sunny, happy disposition
bIa, maze a,1 him beloved by all who knew
4 I'm; The funeral was Wednesday from
4 nao, nolle at P. M, Rev. George Il. Lake
H'''or Oh the Cong'l church, officiating.