Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
RARNARp

Excursion to New York Oct. %. See
ad. on page 9. Wv
Horace Larabee is working for A. A.
HadIey.
DR.. Hickey was obliged to hire extra
horses last week to make his calls.
William Davis of Woodstock and Mr..
Oalxes were at the Way side last Sunday.
Mrs. Rhodes, who suffered paralytic
shock recently, is not expected to recover.
A. A. Hadley has moved from his faith
er's place back to his rooms of the store.
Rev. Mr.. Davis returned to his charge
here last week after two weeks vaca-
| ton.
DR.. Esmond Of Bethel and lady friend,
Miss White OF Randolph, were in town
Sunday.
Mrs. George Huntley and Mrs. Fred
/ Abbott are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Fred Perkins.
Homer w. Vail and M. H. Miller Of
Randolph were in town, stopping at the
lake, last week.
A. A. Hadley has bought horses and
outfit from Pearl Chamberlin and will
do his own teaming.
George Chadwick has a sign on his
house ssfor sale" and is talking of NOV
ing to White River Junction.
Fl. H. Daniels will not cut any lumber
here this winter. His man, Herbert
Tucker, will soon move to Woodstock.
J. Williamson has sold the Congder
farm to John wilmot OF Ludlow and San
ford Emery Of Ludlow is surveying th'
same.
H. A. Haraden has sold his farm
known as the Wright place, to the SAM
parties that have bought the Chene,
farm.
Robert Perkins has gone to Chicag'
and will run the auto of the general man
ager Of the Stock Yards and Transit com
pany.
Fred Chapman is still holding forth a
his place near Lakota club. The smok
has. ALI cleared away, but Fred is still
there.
Lamson Ayers. agent for Maxwell
Evarts of Windsor, was in town las
week looking over the lots of the lat
Austin Ward
The Cheney farm has again change
hands. Henry c. Knoblaugh of Ney
York Is the owner and will soon com
mence cutting of the timber.
q. s. Clafin is remodeling his cottag
at the head Of the lake, putting in bat
rooms and building a piazza. whe
completed will be one Of the best in tn
grove.
The hunters from Rutland, Mr.. RIOS
and friends, are camping here and expeC
to remain for three weeks. DR.. Gale an
friend, Mr.. Brown, will board at Byro
Hathorn's.
The Library club will meet with Mr.
J. Wheelock Oct. p. On the 23d there wi
be an entertainment at the Town hall fc
/. the benefit OF the Library Building funC
: Don't fail to hear it.
d Rev. Edward Williams has replaced IL
I fireplaces in the old Paul Dean house an
i is building a piazza on two sides. tt
I I large farm barn has been taken down an
3 will be replaced by large horse barn.
4 DR.. o. N. Danforth Of Chicago was Il
y guest OF Mrs. NJ. Danforth last weel
9 DR.. Danforth is the donor of the IibraI
: connected with the NJ. E. church he
q and intends in the near future to place
e large sum of money in trust for the pu
2, chase OF books from year to year.
There will be service at the Universe
n list church Sunday, Oct. Is, at 2 80 p. n
b Rev. Mrs. Martin will open with pray
n and Mrs. George E. Huntley, vice pres
dent Of the ladies' National missional
society OF the Universalist church, vi
give a talk on mission work and missile
circles.
The company of young men of Woo
stock who bought the old Gray farr
n have commenced clearing away the brui
in from the land to be flooded for a 81
y pond and intend putting in a dam. T.
falls here is one Of the best locations for
n n club house and resort to be found. 1t
III only q short drive from the main rol
y and only six miles from Woodstock, o
<. Of sight Of the inhabitants and wi
q plenty Of water.