Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

" g. Bolin.
Nora West is at the Randolph sanatOri-
um.
A. c. Wells is on the sick list, but Is
convalescing.
Clarence Bickford OF Barre Is here visit
ing his father and brothers.
Henry Holman has been enlarglng his
barn and building hen house.
Mrs. Victor /. Spear visited her sister,
Mrs. Holden, at the Old Homestead sum
day and Monday.
Rev. George B. Gilbert VII hold serv-
ice in Grace church next Sunday at 2 80
O'Clock in the afternoon.
William Church lost one OF his pair Of
horses week before last ans replaced it by
purchasing another last week.
G. H. Morrill, and G. T. Hedges went to
the capital Tuesday TO inspect prospec-
tive legislation and look over school in
terests.
Mrs. Moore's father, ss-years old, came
from Washington Tuesday to spend q
week with his daughter, who works for
the Bickfords.
ssJack'' Race has hirnd the "Miller
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years and will take possession this week.
He win move his family there as soon as
his wife Is able to be moved.
Mrs. Evans was called 30 Bloomington,
VI. week before last b TIE sudden
death Of her mother. She has stayed
there since to care for her Iather who is
critically i'll with pneunoE.la-
Bert Perry took fine baek last Mon
day on bis rural delivery route near the
Porter Collins place on she Tunbridge
mountain. II is generally understood
that the deer obstrncted the highway and
be had to shoot II in order to get along.
Herbert Campbell, c. A. Dunham, Win
Brown and Waldo and =. n. Robinson
were summoned to Williamstown as wit
nesses in the case OF II. L. Douglass vs..
Perry Bros. but they didn't testify, a
the Perry Bros. won witbout using wit
nesses.
Mrs. Susan Dimick Of this place had .
cataract removed from one eye last Sun.
day by DR.. Twitchell OF Burlington at ths
Randolph sanat0rium. She Is doing wei
under the care Of DR.. Clifford, and IL Il
believed the operation viii be wholly sue.
cessful.
Federated church-Next Sunday viii
be observed as Rally day for the Sunday
school The two services viii be throwE
into one and will begin ct 1880 .. m
There will be q short program Of songs
recitations and responses by the Sunday
school, followed BY . brief sermon, ap
propriatg for the occasion bv the pastor
Let apery member Of the regnlar sehoo
and of The HONS Department - present
These from This imfoaaiata xirinif,
who have started out .tleax huu1inR ar
r. Q. McMurphy, John TaeRart. W. &
BoIin, Eugene and, Charles BaIlou, Fmnl
McMurphy, Robbie Eaton, Charles Adams
Thomas Connolly and Jack" Race
Jack'' Race went out but one day
While be was sitting on 3 log near
brook and near q deer path. q bulle
came whixxing along and landed in tn
log about four inches from his leg. III
found later that the bullet bad truvellei
about half mile, had passed through
deer and entered the log 50 far that b
couldn't touch Il with his knife n
concluded thzt discretion was the bette
part OF vaior," and selected the mos
secluded passage till be reached his team
which be took and FASTENED bomH an
says, aNo more deer hunting for m
this year"
Mrs. w. T. Hebard arranged aver
pleasant surprise for her husband laa
| Wednesday sVsinng, II being his SD ami
versary. She got Squire 'Boyden to hay
some important business to call him {
HE house ct O'Clock, which the squir
did. and business and visiting lingers
till about half past eight, when Mr.
Hebard telephoned her husband 10 com
home. He had company. Judge OF MI
Hebard's surprise when be reached bonn
, and found shout fifty guests there. Tn
evening was spent in q social way, wit
music interspersed. A fine lunch wa
served Of cake and coffee; such q lunch q
Mrs. Hebard can provide. Mr.. Hebar
wondered how so many things could B
done and he kept ignorant OF them, bu
Mrs. Hebard knew, and II Is safe 10 sa
that Mr.. Hebard was not sorry. tn
: whole company had q good time an
hoped for many returns Of the birthda
anniversary.