Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-15

81 joel blackmeft 1tochbItuBef OF hepfBe
a Marsh Bethel. or write n L. Sheldon,
p School St., Boston. 4w se
Francis Sargent is visiting friends in
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. ID. Lynn Chadwick is visiting her
parents at Cabot and other relatives in
1nat vicinity.
Brooks & Wnsbburn are repainting the
tntcrior Of their store making great im-
pFuvement IN its looks.
". A. Porter left Saturday for a two
socks visit to his sister, Mrs. Geo.
0smer, at West Derry, n. II,
Joseph Berry OF Boston has been spend
ing several days with II. II. Dinsmore, of
'shom he was formerly neighbor.
Serry Spencer returned from Enfield, ~
a., Tuesday, where he had been . sum
r1oned by the Illness OF Mrs. Spencer.
AIRS. John Bradley returned to her home
- ludlow today having been called to
E3othel by the death OF her sister, Mrs. G.
a. Topper.
Hiss Josie Heed went to Burlington
Saturday, where she will take a course Of
destruction in nursing at the sanitarium
81 DR.. Sparhawk.
Plummer Martin IS able to be on the
street again after a weeks confinement to
che house irem sprained ankle, caused
sy falling on the ice
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Owen were called
10 Chicopee, Mass, Tuesday by a letter
stating that their son, Eugene Owen, WAS
critically IN Of pneumonia.
Geo. w. Blodgett, who has cen living
~ the brick house OF John Kelehor on
Ghurch street, moved TO Mortified last
week, where he IS 10 keep a boarding
Rl0use.
1oro,hy, young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mats. A, Lee Cady, was taken seriously i'll
With pneumonia last Saturday Her con-
dition on Tuesday was stated to be inn
proving.
Richard, son OF Victor Grant, came
some last week from Burlington, where
he has a position with the Burlington
Electric Light and Power Co., and is con-
lined 10 the house with a light run of
Enalarial fever.
Mrs. Roxanna (Abbot) Ellison, widow
01 the late Nelson Ellison, reached her
Ei1retieth birthday Feb. II. Mrs. Ellison's
apcntal faculties have left her, but she is
physically quite strong and is able TO be
dressed and has passed the winter quite
comfortably.
A. y. Hunton will reach the ninetieth
anniversary Of mis- birth Feb. 23d. Mr., !
aIuntOn was born in the famous cold sea-
Ann OF 1915, when there were snow and I
lFrst every month OF the year. Mr.. Hun /
10B retains the vigor OF his mind and body 4
90 remarkable extent and is seen almost /
daily on the street.
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer has Just sold TO |
Geerge Mandell OF Springfield, Mass I
tho back wood lot on her farm. The sale .
comprises 1863 acres on portion Of which |
as some Of The best growth fof virgin /
spsuoe and hemlock TO be found in this .
vicinity. Edwin +. LaWton, agent for
Mt. hEndell, was in town last week and I
son pleted tle purchase. 1t is understood i
2het ia tbs neighborhood OF $1,000 was .
pai6,
shss S. BlakeIy died Feb. sth at the .
home of Alonzo Spooner on Christian 4
sisll, wkere he has lived most OF the time
1Or tie past few years. Heb was born
Apr1 ., 1923, az Deerfeld, Mass, and il
Survived by his sister. Miss Fannie
lhskely, and daughter, Miss Ella Blake
3 Fanefal services were held Saturday,
Rev. J. Wesley Miller officiating, and the
sntorment was at Chelsea, VT. The cause
OF his death was chronic gastro-enteritis
an chief, aud as contributing, troubles
cans ed by service ia the Civil war