Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-22

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20. ID. Tracy, who takes possession to.
day.
Mrs. George Heath and Miss Marion
Camp visited ct J. r. Msrrilrs in Corinth
Friday.
Mrs. F. L. Peabody OF East Randolph
was guest Of her cousin, Nellie Davis,
last week.
william A. Dexter OF Lebanon, n. h.,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. At
mon /. Dexter.
Mrs. Eulie Dutton Lane OF Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Hood,
on Main street.
The ladies OF the Benevolent society
viii serve q bean dinner 10 the vestries
Friday, Sept. %.
Ned Hayward has gone to Rutland,
where be has 3 position as clerk in the
BardweIl House.
James r. Leonard, assistant cashier in
the bank, is away for this week on a va
cation at Ottawa, Ont.
Miss Alta Sleeper, who has been at
home with her mother the past six weeks,
has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Harriet Z. Jones went to Mont
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her niece, Mrs. George Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Goss OF Provi-
dence, R. l., came Friday for a visit to
his mother, Mrs. A. e. Goss, on Main
street.
The Christian Endeavorers are to hold
soeiable and candy sale next Monday
evening In the parlors OF the cong'l
church.
Ben Goodrich was kicked by a colt Pri- |
day. II was q narrow escape from a frac- /
tursd leg, and be was not able to be out |
for few days.
Mrs. J. o. Perkins sEent Saturday to
Lebanon, N. H., for few days visit to /
her friend, who was formerly Miss Sadie
Wright OF this place.
I. Hinckley Sargent Of Brattleboro
came Wednesday of last week to spend
three weeks at the home OF his parents,
MI. and Mrs. P. L. Sargent.
Fred A. Ordway left Monday for New
York to buy new goods Tor the fall aud
winter trade. He Is expected to return
the last OF the week.
Mrs. climena Emery returned to Bos.
ton Friday and was accompanied by Mrs.
Eneline Noyes, who will spend several
weeks visiting friends In Boston and vi
entity.
M. +. George Is at the state fair this
week exhibiting his new patent cattle
stanehion and during his absence Mrs. /
George IL spending the week with Mr.. I
and Mrs. A. H. Powers in Randolph.
Highway Commissioner W. II. Luce
has Just completed the state road work
near W. II. Lincoln's. II Is fine Job
aud be may well feel proud OF il. They
are now working on the Washington road '
near A. Barnes, where II is very sandy. $
This improvement will be greatly appre-
ciated by those driving automobiles. Il
Mrs. George W. Taplin, who is in poor c
health and not able to do her work, Is
spending several weeks al Fred c. Wal A
dos, where she can be with Miss Laura I
Fuller, who boards there while teaching o
school in the South Washington district.
Mfr. Taplin during her absence Is staying d
With his son, Charles z. Taplin, and o
{ their house Il closed. n
Mrs. George J. Helmer OF New York
came last week 10 visit her parents, Mr.. a
and Mrs. Wa F. Hood. She is accom- n
panied By her children, Miss May Heliner, d
Master George, Jr., and Master Charles. q
hey came by automobile, leaving New
York Tuesday and arriving here Wednes-
day afternoon. DR.. Helmer is expected q
later for few days. Al present he is 3
hunting in northern Maine. y
The friends OF Austin 7. Daniels will
be pleased to know be Is granted an in
crease OF pension TO $50 per month. He >
formerly drew $50, but is now unable to y y
DO any work because OF rheumatism "
v hich has developed rapidly in the past
year. This Is the high hest rate OF pension &C
received by anyone in this vicinity.
Some time ago he put in claim for in b.
crease through his Washington, d. C., hi
sttorney and was ordered TO report for ex- ds
Being unable TO leave the n
house a special examiner was sent to his "a
bone by the pension department and his u
Increase came promptly.
A man known as "Turyn Rock, whose
home is ia Roxbury, was found prowling
Ibout Clarence Ordway's sugar house in pc
ruubridge Friday. He was arrested IS AZ
ramp aud taken to Chelsea jail, where his IA
IDENTITY was discovered. Drs. Godfrey or
md Corwin examined him and pro-
him insane and be was taken 10
" aterbury. Mr.. Rock attended the ie
Sorthield fair, going By team, aud did
Tot know where he was when taken IN tie
ruubridge. His face and head were bad
Y bruised from falls. He had s25, a su
locket knife and razor with him. The So
cam is reported to have been found wan
Iering in East Bethel. w
At the Congregational church last FRI Fo
sy evening, Miss Olive Gibson OF New
iexico gave a most interesting talk con- W
erniug that part OF our country, the peo- -,
lie and her experiences among them,
heir ignorance and need and the help
hat is being brought 10 them through A'
be industrial school ut Albuquerque, and an
he other mission schools. Miss Gibson WIS
as spent several years teaching in New
Iexico, aud presented a very vivid pic Ne
ure OF the limitations OF life there, the du
lek Of medical knowledge and skill, as EN-
ell IS OF all mental and religious train
lg; and she asked earnestly that help be del
iven these people by those more forum Wis
tely situated. bel
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