Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18

pnR sALE;-One- half mile Orange Co.
t.I,phone line. Cash or installments.
J. +. CHADWICK, Randolph, Vt.
Mrs. E. O. Tracy went to Boston on the
excursion last week to visit her daughter,
Mis-, Lyle Tracy.
Miss Alice Moulton has returned to
Boston after spending week with sisters
and other friends in town.
John Cady and wife went to Bethel
Monday, where Mr.. Cady has a good job
cuymg team for +. +. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Longley OF Claren-
don isited her sister, Mrs. Alice Hackett,
and ot her relatives IN town last week.
Mrs. lydia Blxby OF East Brookfield
spent last Thursday with Mrs. +. w.
Miss Emile b. Hall OF Fitehburg. Mass,
wa. called here Saturday by the death OF
Der uncle, Samuel q. Hall.
A. ". Case, agent for the Omega Cream
srraratOrs, is spending a few weeks in
t.au. lie is boarding at ID. A. Board
ways.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Longley, Mr.. and
Mr. Leon Grant and Mr. and Mrs. ii. T..
Slack spent Monday in Barre and Mont
p-ler.
Miss Lucinda A. Rogers leaves this
week for a visit among her friends and
relatives in New Hampshire and Massa-
cau,etts.
Mass Lora Hood left Friday morning for
Boston, where she is to continue her stud
les this winter at the Burditt Business
college.
Miss Lucinda Rogers, who hsd been
working in the family OF j. A. X. Corw n
Tor several months, finished there Satur-
day night.
Harry II. Lyford and Miss Comic H..
Day. both OF Che lsea, were married Oct.
10 hy Rev. George Z. Lake at the Cong l
parsonage.
Miss Amalie Raknes, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. w. Edwing,
ha, returned to Chicago, leaving Monday
afternoon. ..
Mrs George A. Tracy returned home
from plattsburg, n. u, last week much
improved in health. She was accom-
panied by her sister.
Oscar A. Wheelock, teller in the Nation
al Bank OF Orange County, left last week
Tor Albany, n. ", where he Is to take a
course in the Albany Business college.
O. W. Baker OF Naitsfield has taken
possession Of the Orange County creamery
as manager and butter maker and has
moved into the Emery house on Main
street.
Mrs Ed. Nation, Mrs. A. W. Hoyt,
Mr. r. w. Bixby and Mrs. Ada Hall
Bacon are confined to the house by sick
ness. The first two named have whoop-
ing cough in its worst form.
Mrs l. l.. Welcome OF Portland, Me-, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H..
Oorwu. Mrs. Corwin has returned from
al extended trip in the West during which
She visited har Pew orI Enyutn
Henry Alger was fined s. and costs by
justice Geo. l.. Stow for violation of the
statutes in not sending his boy to school.
MI Alger paid the fine and agreed to see
mat the boy went TO school in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davis with Roscoe
Morse and daughter, Jennie, of Bethel
were IN town Sunday afternoon. The two
FORMER were guests at George l.. Slows
ana the two latter at George L. Dens-
more's.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hadlock, who had been at
the fabyan House, White Mountains,
curing the summer, have returned to their
aa on the West hill, which has been &C.
gupled this summer by James Alger and
MS sister, Celia.
Noou"ln u Davis, who have been run
mug lhe past summer steam saw mill up
IN Inc woods in the town OF Washington,
nave moved the saw mill machinery back
~ lheIr mill on North Main street. They
nave been saving lumber this summer
moa TIMBER which they bought sta nding
on the Washington lot.
g, Leroy l.. Sleeper and wife OF Saranac, N
=" are IN town this week. Mr. Sleeper is
~ me employ OF the Saranac Inn associa-
s soHi pelng overseer of the grounds and
S ,"o!es oil the hotel, situated on the Upper
natan ic lake, and has from 80 to so work
om uI NJ, W. charge throughout the year. Mr.
"i,u MIS- sleeper will be in town and vi