Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
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u n BrxBy, Local Editor.

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stanley c. Wilson was at "eiis N'sei
Monday s;shed work in
NE. ,,iIv OF B. II. Adams, Jr.
w osterbout of Lowell. Mass, is
ffsu Lie cousiu. B. H. Adams, Jr.
VS. Mcguire has been sick and con-
FUSE o.he house the past two weeks.
Hu a Hill was starter at the Windsor
W. fair at Woodstock last week.
q Adams, Jr., returned from Bos-
D. Satnrday with another bunch OF
horses. :.
h The summer, returned to Boston
Sunday.
vas the guest of the Misses Andrus
cer sunday.
" on5 Mrs. Earle Parker OF Barre
Monday and attended the state
at White River Junction.
", and Mrs. [. E. Rafter of Sharon
sms Monday and are visiting ner
',snts Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alger.
or Hood went to Boston Friday
rilI spend three weeks visiting
~ ENDS there and at Lowell and Nashua.
u.s Bertha Berry Gilbert. who has
~ with her mother the past several
..oks returned to her home IN Barnet
Monday.
n Hancock has so far recovered
4.,m lsmeness caused by the kick of a
so,.e that he is again back in his
shop at work.
charles Boardway, who has been
.apdped to the bed the pest three
weeks, is now SO far recovered as to be
shout the house.
m C. E. Rowe and family of Lake
oer \. H.. visited at II. S. Annis' on
IL West Hill last week, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
Md food sale in the vestibule of the
Town hall next Saturday afternoon, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. II. E. Slack, while visiting her
sister Mrs. Leon Grant, Monday, was
tsken suddenly ill, so she was obliged tc
rsuain and physician summoned.
Miss Leonie Thorne went to Barnet
last week, where she is to teach in the
graded school. the opening of the tern
having been delayed on account Of
rsUairs to the school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Corwin left Satur
dsy for Lowell and Boston to be absent
during the week. Mr.. Corwin will com
bine pleasure trip with the bushes!
Of purchasing his fall stock of goods.
Miss Blanche Townsend left for Bos
TOO Sunday afternoon, where she vii
spend this week, and then go to Wash
ington, D. c., to resume her duties a
teacher in a popular young ladies
college.
EN- Coburn, who works for the Rem
dering company of Burlington, cam
home Monday morning. He is of dut.
from work, caused by an injury to hi
right hand, which was severely burned
by steam.
Mrs. S. B. Grant of Chelsea. Mass, ha
been visiting Mrs. James Atwood, Mrs
William NATION. Miss Belle Chandle
md other relatives in town the pas
week. Mrs. Grant was formerly Mis-
Lucy Chandler of this town.
Mrs John w. Twiss and daughter
Mss Marjory Twiss, of Milford, N. Il.
have been guests at w. p. Townsend
the past few days, returning home Tues
day morning. Mrs. Twiss was formeri
Miss Emma Allen. daughter OF the lat
William A. Allen of this town.
Deputy Sheriff B. H. Adams, Jr., IS o
duty this week at the state fair at Whlt
River Junction. Among other officers l
attendance are Deputy James o. Kenda
Of Stafford and Deputy Ed. 5. Kent
Randolph. 1t is reported a large delegs
ton Of city crooks, both men an
women, have located the fair and are
deck for what prizes they may secure.
Horace Monkey was injured by bu
which was being led to drink in his bari
yard Friday morning. His son, Gu,
had the animal, which, becoming vi
manageable, Mr.. Monkey went to n
assistance, when it attacked him and
The skirmish he was thrown down an
lsmped upon. 1t was a narrow escap
out he got out much better than mlgl
De expected, although he is sufferlr
HON the fracture of one of his ribs an
several bruises