Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-26

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william Robbins is quite sick at the
hotel.
pawsrd Carr is working this season for
n Bohonon.
NJ. Hunt has moved into Mrs.
r.a.yis brick house near the Court house.
- n. Lewis is building new piazza
NJ house. c. +. Godfrey is assisting
g.,,h stanton, son OF F. II. Stanton, has
~ ~ smbs three weeks old that weigh a
rs.
Westminster, where she is to teach
school.
~ lane Morse OF South Royalton
,,ent last week with her nephew, A. p.
Baton.
H. sprague OF East Brookfield is
..5ndjng the week with his son, Sheriff
4. n. Sprague.
a. Almira Thayer OF Sharon visited
~ cousin, Mrs. Edna Flanders, al NJ. o..
Gates last week.
son was born Monday afternoon to
4 y. and Mrs. Alvah n. ODonnell. The
4 Nv weighed ten pyunds.
Miss Marion Camp returned home Sat
.-5sy from Bethel, where she had been at
Eors the past few weeks.
Miss Essie Young went to Williams
,,wn saturday, where she Is to work In
t6s family Of Jules Alexander.
End Sleeper OF Boston was in town Sat
g-ssv Asa boy, Mr. Sleeper lived in
az loan with Capt. W. II. II. Hall.
a n. Greer Of Newbnry and f.. J. Aker-
r,s Of Vershire bought about 50 new
ieh cows in this vicinity last week.
The many friends OF Rev. Lewis n.
q Moody will be pleased TO learn that he Is
% return TO Chelsea for another year.
Miss olive Hanks OF South Randolph,
,sseber IN the intermediate department,
tss taken board at the Misses Andrus.'
Fsy Thompson, wife and children OF
Pie Hin have been visiting his parents,
m. and Mrs. Ire Thompson, for few
days.
Charles A. Densmore had a slight at
Az OF pneumonia last week, but has so
I'm recovered as 10 be able to attend TO the
business Of his store.
Warren Bugbee Of White River Junction
has been spending few days visiting his
isther, Erastus Bngbee, who has been on
tie sick list the past week.
Mrs. A. J. Copeland came home from
Randolph last Thursday, where she has
spent the winter with her son, o. Il. Cope
land. cashier OF the National bank.
Miss Alice Dewey, daughter Of Walter
Dewey, who has been spending the past
three weeks with her grandmother at
south Royalton, came home Saturday.
". P. Townsend and r. g. Dearborn
vent TO White River Junction Saturday
to look after new carriages. They also
attended Johnson's sale at West Lebanon.
Hon. John b. Bacon IS very sick. His
son John L. Bacon Of White River june
ton. is with him most OF the time. A
trained nurse came Tuesday TO assist IN
caring Tor him.
At the Foresters May day dance next
Tuesday night, all are requested to make
up their own boxes for lunch. Coffee viii
b served by the committee. A pleasant
time is anticipated.
There were no services at the Methodist
ehurch at the village nor on the West hill
ast Sunday, owing to the absence OF the
astor, Rev. Lewis \. Moody, at Morris
nile attending conference.
B. II. Adams, Jr., returned home the
hist Of the week with string OF ten new
e1;ss Six Of these were purchased in
AKtAsnd the balance az Johnson's sale |
sable Vest Lebanon, \. II.
TIE tsmily Of J. A. K. Corwin went TO
lunbndge Monday afternoon to attend |
we burial OF their cousin, Miss Carrie |
Whitney, who died in Boston Friday. /
shs formerly lived in West Fairlee.
w. hin exhibited hens egg at this
once saturday that weighed ozs. and /
measured s Xa inches. Mr.. Hill is intend
to set this egg and expects large re-
ssle from Il. II was laid by Barred |
plymouth Rock hen.
Miss Belle Judd, daughter OF Mrs. Wal
so sanborn OF this town, is spending the |
winter at Arrow Head, Cal. Although /
sle nas not been heard from since tine
lssoatlon 81 san Francisco, no fears are
place.
me chelsea Brass band has begun prae-
using TO be in trim for Memorial day.
slnee MT. Myckoff left town the band has
~ Without a regular snare drummer,
ala y Is expected Earl Crane OF STAFFORD
slli MI this position. He rs TO come next
saturday night for his first recital with
TIE boys.
Judge Z. Y. Lathrop OF Williamstown
. sll X NJ. Harvey OF Montpelier we're in
DNn Monday on their way to STAFFORD
gele there IS hearing on a road case
y y lore the county highway commissioners.
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u glissloners, is attending the hearing, also
Ss9 L. Stow who is one OF the attorneys
lss Carol Hatch, daughter Of Rev.
n, ana ;. Hatch and niece of Postmaster
. hatch Of this place, was In San
!. :. isnelseo during the terrible earthquake
a s.- last week. she was stopping on Col
-el cate avenue in the center OF the fire
b~ept section. The only word heard from
~ ~ 70 thus time is, 1--WE are safe" Miss
, 1'.t spends a good part Of the summer
'lih relatives in town.
ne sugar season seems to be over for
- year, Not over one-half the usual
-i.iouht OF sugar has been made in this
Unity, but it has been OF an excellent
ANY II has been a disappointment TO
~, - farmers as many have purchased new
~ ana banked on a good sugar season.
',-ty ali OF our sugarmakers in this
~ afe now equipped with the latest
~ ~. most modern arrangements for max
- sugar, and are making some of the
= that can be produced in the state.
4 justin Boardway, who went to the
d hitchcock hospital at Hanover, \.
~ UT an operation on the knee OF his
go es' was obliged to undergo the ampu-
lion OF the leg above the knee. Several
~ ago Mr.. Boardway ran the tine OF a