Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-01
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lumber business.
j. B. Wells is in Brattleboro and White
River Junction yesterday and today.
Miss Florence Noble went to White
River Junction yesterday to stay until
Monday.
Miss Marguerite Hutchinson returned
from Pittsfield Monday, where she had
been with her aunt for several weeks.
Prof. W. H. Cummings Of Claremont,
n. H., who had been a guest at A. H.
Powers since Saturday, left yesterday.
Miss Bernice Cross Of North Pomfret
returned home yesterday, after spending
few days with Mrs. Dillingham; Waldo.
Mrs. ]. H. MouIton and daughter,
Miss Mary, who had spent the winter in
Mt. Vernon, n. ", reached here yester-
day.
A change has been made in the date for
the opening of schools in Braintree, from
April IL to April 26, the last Monday in
the mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Buck and daughter
went to Lebanon, n. H., yesterday to
stay over Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
E. K. Buck.
George E. Mann and two sons of
Dewey's Mills have been guests at VIII.
liam Mann's two days this week, return
ing home yesterday.
4 Mrs. Osmond Creaser of West Derby,
\ VT, returned to her home Tuesday, after
being with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Blakely, for two weeks.
B. r. Demerritt of Waterbury was here
Tuesday to note the progress Of the work
OF labelling two carloads of canned corn
at the factory for shipment.
Mrs. DEF. Lewis, " no had been occupy
ing rooms in Eugene Holman's house on
Summer street this winter, returned to
her home OH Forest street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickerman re.
turned Monday from visit at Keene and
Concord, n. H., and Mr.. Dickerman has
reopened his blacksmith shop on South
Pleasant street.
w. j. Blodgett, who has been clerkinp
for year past in the drug store OF vii
son Bros. at White River Junction, has
gone to Ansonia, Conn, to clerk in {
clothing store.
! Mrs. Addie Amore and daughter, En-.
ma, Who have been for some time at tn,
home of Mrs. Amore's sister, Mrs. II. ID.
BaDister, vent to Barre yesterday to visi
a niece, Mrs. Henry w. Clark.
Mn and Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson hav,
J moved back to their farm from james
! Hutchinson's home. Miss Lucy Rich
ards Of South Royalton returns to act al
housekeeper for Judge Hutchinson.
A large piazza addition, with circula
E corner, is one Of the series of improve
ments at the home OF Rev. Joseph HamiI
E ton, who has thoroughly modernized tn
a place since he took possession a year ago
: F. Fl. Packard, whose rented house OF
!. School street has been sold to W. E
!. Slack, has engaged the Vinton house OF
South Main street of Mrs. c. NJ. Howard
a to which his family will move this week
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Willis Howard, who seems to be tn
earliest sugar maker in this locality, re
ports so gallons Of syrup up to yesterday
with "a barrels Of sap q day running
; He finds gathering a hard task for horses
! on account Of the hard, rough snov
:, crust.
, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland is in Bethe
with her niece, Mrs. Wright, who has re
Gently had two operations at the sanatc
rum. On her return she will move fror
:, the house of E. I. Clafiin to rooms in tn
! house Of Eugene Holman that she ha
rented.
' The family of John Race. elected fror
Il the Dunbar house in Lower Canada b
,e the purchaser, Newell King, have bee
]. provided with quarters in the little re
!, house down the track vacated by th
Sanford family. Mr.. Race is chopin
on Brandon mountain.
DR.. c. L. Stewart is to observe the Al
1t niversary Of his eightieth birthday t.
y morrow by party at his home. to whic
Is members of the medical fraternity {
n this village and town, also. OF Brood
Of field and Bethel, are invited. DR.. Stewal
has been in active practice flfty-fve year
and is still apparently as energetic
ever.
The funeral of Mrs. Marion Beecbs
was held at p. m. Friday at George (
Hutchinson's on Dudley street. tn
bearers we're Fred Terry, ]. P. Bagley, |
Of A. Bruce and George Hutchinson. Tt
is remains we're placed in the tomb. J.
or Bagley Of Dorchester, Mass, and Mr.
b, Henry Clement Of Berwick, Me-, son-ir
2. law and daughter of Mrs. Beeche
T. brought the body here and returned
IN their homes Saturday.
re e. F. Emerson. has sold the last Of Il
70 five houses constructed BY him on his q,
~ dition, to Mrs. Eliza Banistsr of WarreI
.. widow of Sylvester Banister, having pu
chased for 1880 the place now tenants
By r. W. McAllister. Mrs. Baniste