Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-25
II. O. BrxBy. Local Editor.

Herbert Garvin is away this week ON a
vacation.
Elmer Osgood is boarding this month
with the Misses Andrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dudley Of West
fairec were In town Monday.
Two new membe were added to Chel-
sea court, |. o. f., Monday night.
Archie r. George is working this week
for T. g. Dearborn in the livery stable.
waterson post, No. As, q. A. r., will
DR.. ]. T.. Taylor. optician, OF Barre and
&C. Roundy OF Randolph were In town
last week
Miss Charlotte Hackett, dressmaker
from south Royalton. 10 Q guest OF Mrs.
F.W. Bixby this week.
Mrs. w. N. Dearborn is clerking In Cor
wins store and Mrs. J. U. Perkins IN
Ordwsy, Holmes a Co.'S.
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Lake were
called TO Haverhill, Mass, Friday by the
death OF Mr.. lakes mother.
Proprietor T.. ID. Barnes is repairing the
inside OF the Orange County hotel, which
is to be completed before court.
Dustin Bcardway ia "breaking In" his
new leg and gets along pretty well. but
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night.
Mrs. Ann f. Goss returned home satur-,
GAY from Boston and vicinity, where she
had been for a few weeks with her son and
daughter.
Rev. Willis T. Sparhawk OF Randolph
supplied the pulpit st the Congl church,
Sunday morning and evening in the abb
sence Of Mr.. Lake.
Harry Ssnborn has sold the horse he
bought IN Montpelier few weeks ago to
Randolph parties and purchased another
one in Orange Monday.
National Bank Examiner Frank l.. Fish
OF Nergennes was in town Friday, paying
his semi annual visit to the National
Bank Of Orange county.
]. d. Mcconnell left Monday afternoon
for his home at Kellogg, Idaho, after
spending few days with his brother and
friends in this vicinity.
E, II. Kennedy entertained quite q blaze
in the kitchen OF his house few days ago.
Luckily it was extinguished before too
late but it required Q carpenter two or
three days to repair the damage done.
This has been one OF the most remark
able sugar seasons known in this vicinity
for many years. Tons OF sugar and hun
dreds OF gallons OF syrup have been made
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There was big crowd at the Frank
Mcconnell auction Saturday and personal
property sold well. The farm went to J.
ID. Mcconnell Of Kellogg, Idaho, for t515,
and will be rented this season until he can
make further arrangements concerning
it.
Rev. Fred Daniels has been assigned to
this parish by the Vermont Methodist
conference. He preached ct Barnard last
year and comes we'll recommended as q
popular preacher. MIR. Moody has been
sent to Cavendish, where he will move this
week.
George A. Tracy's Real Estate agency
has just sold George W. Fuller's farm to
Herbert I. Judd for $500. This is the
Nathan Noyes farm, situated one mile
south OF the village on the main road to
South Royalton. Mr.. Fuller is soon to
have an auction to sell his personal prop
erty.
very unusual occurrence this spring
has been the burial of six people in double
graves in Highland cemetery. They were
Mr.: and Mrs. Oscar Royce, Mr.. and Mrs.
kufus Brown, and their son. William, was
also buried at the same time, but in an.
other grave in the same lot, and Mrs. Hill
OF Manchester, N. H., and her daughter,
Jennie.
Jonathan B. Alderman died Sunday
morning OF pleuro- pneumonia, after few
days illness, aged "a yrs, 8 mos, Is days.
lie resided on the Vershire road near the
Heights. He left two daughters, Mrs
Anna McAllister Of Washington, and Mrs
b. II. Adams, Jr., of this town. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from
The house; burial IN Highland cemetery.
Henry e. Tinker, native OF this town
died at the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Q
). Davis, at New Britain, Conn, April 13
aged SO years, months. For nearly
thirty years he was station agent at White
hiver junction, having resigned that posi-.
tion about four years ago. He IS survived
by his wife, ne son, VIM. H. Tinker, cashier
Of the First National bank OF Charlestown
N. H., and one daughter, Mrs. Davis.
f. A. Ordway has moved this week t.
ms house on Main street. Miller Hutch
inson has moved to the Powers house
Known as the mill house. A. w. Case hal
settled into George A. Tracy's house neal
the court house, vacated by n. w. Hunt
who has moved into E. d. Fuller's hous'
near the creamery. Fred Parkhurst is oc
cupying the little house recently pur
chased by his father, L. D. Parkhurst, ant
at the present we do not recall singh
tenement to rent In the village.