Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-19
5cbeIsea Home News.
80. BIxBY. Local Editor.


Horscs Udan of STAFFORD was IN town
Frdsy. :, v.sh,-a - 4.
an tuesday.
- Maud Merrill returned from Bur-
,,sgtou Friday night
- 4 p,rnes Is repairing the inside OF
= ho-sage County hotel.
-, ressie Burgess returned from New
- eity Wednesday night.
-, Rowe and family OF New Haven,
- suept last week at II. ;. Annis.'
~. - cara Fits and daughter OF Man
NJ, n are guests at II. 5. Fits.
a.. George +. Lake has gone to New
4 - "a spend a few weeks with friends.
~ Kennedy has just sold gasolene
= - International engine to A. w. Hoyt.
EATON OF Corinth and F. j. Aker-
- Vershire were in town Tuesday.
"a n Hill went 10 Randolph Sun
~ interview a sick horse owned by
/ Csrl Moxley.
Kennedy has recently been at
= biii assisting in the placing OF an
/ i,lctrie light plant.
n.,uty sheriff B. II. Adams, Jr., is in
~ and Boston this week, probably
skiing after horses.
Corwin has been in Boston the
reek purchasing goods. He was
-..-nnanied by his son, Russell.
-. poresters are to hold a social dance
~, new hall Tuesday evening, May
y. sNay day Everybody invited.
e. Hatch. who has been visiting
80 r. Corwln's the past few weeks,
y. eturned to her home at Norwich,
4 Conn.
81 Fred II. Pray has bought the black
- b1.inees OF "Uncle Dick" Boom
l,'I and IS to take possession next
4 Monday.
Dr.. Ernest Young is now gaining
isir under the medical treatment OF
/ DI. Godfrey and the good nursing OF MISS
/ Non smith.
Bock OF six or eight deer was seen
- reel. near the residence OF Geo.
F-isr slso within few feet of the house
/ dP. L. Sargent.
Rev. and Mrs l.. ". Moody left for
vrisyille Monday 10 attend conference,
hoped aud expected Mr.. Moody VIII
n.ufn 10 Chelsea.
Dr.. A. B. smith is making extensive
SAWS on the Moves house inside, occu-
/ ned NE W r. Auhilrs IL ~ RH~"A 49,
Wll Goodwin are doing the work.
Mss Jennette Marshall. who is en-
Moved IN the Boston Public library,
ame today for weeks vacation, .he
ggsst Of her brother, DR.. A. t. Marshall.
Cbas. +. Dickinson OF Waits River,
AGENT Tor the Edison photograph and
4 supplies, vas in town Tuesday ana
Wednesday visiting his local agent, A.
\ Mof5y.
Nr. susan stanton, Mrs. Lucy Beck
with. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Stanton, Mr..
ard Mrs. NJ. o. COburn attended the
funeral Of Mrs Hale Durrell at runbridge
last saturday afternoon.
Richard Kennedy had his 3-year-old
ion gray stallion, Prince, down town
Monday and had il weighed, tipping the
scales al l225. Its blood Is Morgan and
percheron and it is very pretty colt.
Mrs. Betsey Underhill, who has been In
ihe Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
he past few weeks, returned home Fri-
asy. Though still very weak, she is much
bitter and her friends hope for her per-
msnent recovery.
Roy Roberts, who lives on the Keyes
arm, recently cut maple tree that
nsasured four feet through and cut into
/ ten foot logs. He sawed il into stove
nod, taking ten minutes TO saw of one
book with gasolene power.
Dustin Boardway, accompanied by Dr..
! 4 Marshall. went TO the hospital at
hlnws last week. II is not expected he
Eleobliged to have his leg amputated,
ta 20 operation will be necessary,
EAet will be had this week.
Fnnk Gilman and son, Ralph. returned
bone last week from the West, where
ihg have been spending the winter.
Among the places visited were Denver,
gsl- Portland, Ore, Spokane and Seattle
Wash. Mr.. Gilman reported fine trip,
oli did not lind any place where he feit
Inclined to settle, which was, all con
adered, more favorable than old YER
mont
Prof. P. II. Carney OF Tacoma. Wash.
siier weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Z. Godfrey, left Tuesday for a visiting
tour through Vermont, New Hampshire
so Massachusetts, before returning West.
M. Carney is native OF Royalton and
served three years in the Civil war with
TIE old Vermont Brigade. After an
aosenoe Of forty years he returns TO meet
YIN a warm reception from his many
Trends in Vermont.
The schools in town begin next Monday,
April 90, with the following teachers
~. a. behnuDre corner, mhftnh Il. NosSef
. Emery district, Nora Taylor; Z, Brook
road, Lillian K. Bstchelder; s, Carpenter
District, L. Blanche Carpenter; 3, West
alll' Bessie Judd, South Randolph; IL,
lamp district, Bessie Burgess; II, Good
sin district, Gladys Ballou; II, Upper
tluage, Zoe Hill; village school, primary,
Gertrude Bacon; intermediate, Olive Nj.
marks, South Randolph.
3 +. Smith, who has returned from the
soldiers. Home at Bennington, where ne
vent with Albert Thompson last week,
sau who was formerly an inmate OF the
nome, reports that he found the condition
=, lhe Home excellent and under the best
" management. Tine inmates are well
ufed for and seemed to be happy. All
sp9ke very highly OF Supt. Harmon. The
.-.es OF the institution are not strict ana
,ssay man can readily conform to them.
y any soldier feels he wishes to go there
s need not hesitate on those grounds.
ar Thompson stood the long trip TO
,o1s-nnilngton fairly we'll, but was at once
paced IN the hospital under medical
va Iseatment. Mr.. Smith had an enjoyable
'sl With old friends.