Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-09
no. BlxBY, LOCAL Editor.

a. o. BIXBY, LOCAL Editor.
v. r. w. spear is on the sick lisi
60 Stone and Eidon Austin are at.
..5.sg Montpelier seminary.
sssr.ies was born Sunday morning
b. N, sBl Mrs Dean II. Gilman.
u.s K. Darling is very IN at his
- tri more comfortable at this writ.
nH
Miss sgIya Comatook left Monday for
a. fsbaaF1ry, where she Is attending
\ l5hnsalfy academy.
v.s sarah pressey is-with Mrs. Eliza
. 49, during the absence Of the dauRh.
=, rnmB. teaching in West Fairlee.
v-s a. e. Morse Of Railway, N. j.,
. r.t.rr her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Al.
Good MIRA Morse was formerly Miss
p,1.F I.I
urs Iaa Donsmore, who had been
.t5 nrs aasbgnd's mother the past few
,..s. returned to her home ia Waltham,
Mass. Friday.
Ms Fannie Bell OF Boston, who had
An tfe guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
5aFIa saa Mrs. Carrie Sanford, returned
home tuesday,
ID, 81 ia. Hill vent Tuesday afternoon
q, Woodstock. here he Is starter for the
gr- Wednesday and Thursday at the
Woodstock fair.
Mrs Emy Clark and children, Miss
g7af and Naal, went to Brattleboro Sat.
raar Go visit her sister. They returned
BONE yesterday.
Wr. and Mrs. Fred Lacy OF Lowell,
Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b,
nekasa1. They came from Lowell In
ns.f touring car.
Julian G.. Hood went to Hartford
Conn.,. hst week, where he is Judge oi
tsag cattle 1t the New England Cattle
,s5R IB thst city.
Nr. and Mrs. Ora Curtis OF Washing.
nB and Mas. Bailey OF Worcester visited
HAHsu niakinsun's last week Wednes
hy aBd Thursday.
Joa Tracy aud Lyle r. Beekwith left
Tuesday morning for Albany, n. Y.
Fbaz laav are 20 take a course in the Al
BANS Business college.
Mrs.. o. A. Ramsey and daughter
Doris. of Concord n. IL, have been visit
bog pr. 8gd Mrs. =. A. George the pas
sock They returned home saturday.
TIE Worlds fair at Tunbridge Is to b.
hfta year, Sept. 2s, ~ and 80. Pre-
n.um l.s.- g8u be had at Bixbyis store
AHg 'a.r is expected by the association
loaH ugCollom, employed in the stor,
OIL SO. Jackson q Son at Littieton, n
o.. aas iB town over Sunday calling OF
ta1as John has a good position anC
enjoys bis work,
Ernest H. Rannis, foreman in tn,
na.a shop, broke the middle finger O
ds tight hand Monday afternoon. 1t q
stf3 break az Il is close to the hand. DR.
d.fifgg reduced the fracture.
Joseph Tracy has been repairing hi
hlIse al south Main street by new win
i1Et new paint aud various other i'm
3 ru6ueuts The painting aud paperinl
n1s been done by l.. NJ. Lougee.
Mrs James Hoskins aud daughter o
West Lebanon, ~ r., have been spend
bog Gee past week with her aunt, Mrs
David Dickerman. Mr.. Hoskins csm'
idr over sunday and they returned hom
Monday.
Among those teaching school out o
town This term are Misses Anna Dearborn
end Helena Sargent In runbridge; Mis-
Cam HamUnway in Williamstown; Mis-
Lndm Colby In Vershire; Miss Emmi
Cart iu West Fairlee.
Sidney Mills OF Boston was in town 70
isbgu visit 10 his aunt, Mrs. Jennie At
s11d, on Maple avenue last week. III
w. iBst returning from a two months
tip ta British Columbia, Ferry ana Seat
iIs Wash, where he also took in the Yu
kon exhibition. He reported fine tril
ia1 returned to Boston Monday.
Fire broke out at the Chelsea Electri
Light and Bobbin Co. building at 9:3
yesterday morning, starting from spark
tom the smokestake, which fell on th
fo0L The alarm whistle OF the plan
ullsd a big crowd TO the scene. Vultur
Gee engine was promptly on the groun
and the dre lasted only a few moment
after DE stream started. This Is larg
building used for the manufacture G
bobbins aud would haze made big Or
bed u not besn stopped in time. Their
was n1 Insurance owing to the dangerou
locati0n. Damage done was to the roc
and tbe bobbins in the upper story bein
cured