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


Thoush dear the fashion Of his clothes.
John Bean was in Montpelier Monday
on business.
Ms. C. A. Lasher preached in West
Rochester last Sunday.
W. Fl. Messer has been housed for
week and has some symptoms Of typhoid
fever.
Miss Nina Norman went yesterday to
Lebanon, n H.. where she has found
employment.
! Edison & Chadwick, drovers from West
Lebanon, n. H.. CARED livestock at.this
station Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bingham was called to
Bellows Falls Saturday to care for her
sister, Mrs. Addie Parrott, Ill with heart
trouble.
The Woman's Relief corps will hold a
whist party in Grand Army hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. II, and the public is cor
daily invited.
Misses Bessie Bliss and Lillian Hutch
ins have been spending q short vacation
from their work in Northhsld with Mrs.
George F. Jones.
Mrs. E. W. Carlisle caught her heel in
descending the cellar stairs Saturday and
in her fail 30 wrenched her left knee and
hip that she has been cripped ever since.
Mlss Jennie, daughter OF Fred Richard
son, was operated upon for appendicitis
BY DR.. c. J. Rumrill Friday at the sana-
tnrium and is making very gratifying
progress towards recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Bass are in Boston
to remain over Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
Gilman Wheeler and Mrs. Margaret
Smith, The latter. who has been in frail
health for some time, Is not 50 well as US
ual just At present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood final
ly closed their cottage at Caspian lake,
Greensboro. and reopened their house on
Franklin street Tuesday. They had been
in camp since May and were loath to
leave that sylvan retreat even after winter
had sent them warning snowfall Of five
or six inches.
Joel B. Putnam, who came from
uufonyiile. Conn.,, TO vote in Bethel q
election time, has been With Mr.. and
Mrs. Al0nzo Emery since Tuesday. He
intends 10 return 10 UnionviIle beiurS
long and be there until after the ordina'
tion Of his son, Rev. Daniel E. Putnam,
TO the Episcopal priesthood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 2. Tilson reached
town Sunday morning, returning from
! their wedding trip to New Market, N
. III. HaverhilI and Boston, and have taker
! up their residence in Rev. @. o. Howeil
, house on Prospect avenue. Monday
. evening they had an unexpected visit
, from twelve members of Mrs. Tilson'l
class in the Federated Sunday school, &C
. companied by Miss Rosa Cooper and Mis'
Alice Hamilton, and q half dozen silvei
spoons we're presented to the bride.
n In pursuance ofa plan to establish {
savings bank and trust company IN thin
; village, J. P. Cowles Of Burlington met I
4 halt dozen business men in NJ. M. vii
! son,s ofics Saturday night. The mattel
. was discussed but no decided action wa
\ taken, and as Tuesday was the last day
. on which the petition for 9 charter could
/ be presented at this session of the legisla
ture there was hardly time to make a can
I vass Of the town in the interests Of a new
bank. The establishment OF such an In
4 stitution will probably be- postponed h
. some future and more favorable oppor
! tunity.
. Deputy Sheriff D. D. Howe sold at auc
. tion Saturday the pair OF mortgaget
a horses that E. s. Tewksbury bought o
e Homer l. Douglass DR.. j. h. Judkin
/ OF Northheld, administrator of the Dr.
J Edwin Porter estate, holding the mort
9 gage on the horses, bid in the pair q
d 5000 and left them with Mr.. Tewksbur.
y TO keep and use for the present.
threshing machine, mortgaged by Doug
lass to Osgood & Roundy, was sold a
auction Monday by the sheriff and wen
: to mortgagors at $50. Yesterday Mr.
q Howe took fve yearlings Of Douglass
d pastured near the Rabbit track, wnic
l. Douglass had allowed to run. and ol
It which M. M. Wilson has a mortgage
% and viii sell the animals on the mortgag
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