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

well Holbrook and Miss Cora Holbrool
attended the wedding of Miss Coral
cousin, Lawrence Hclbrook, and Mis-
Charlotte Davies in Gilead Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue, who havl
been tenants Of the Chadwick block, ar
now living in the house OF Mrs. Mari
Mann on Park street. The latter hai
Miss Irene Granger OF Lynn, Mass, alsS
with her for q short time.
Twenty-six mounted cadets from Nor
wich university, Northneld, trotteC
through this village Monday en- route tc
the state fair. of which their fancy riding
is popular feature. The baggage train
! followed them.
Mrs. J. F. Chadwick underwent .
slight operation yesterday at V. A.
Grants for the relief OF trouble that was
retarding her recovery from surgical
treatment OF a more serious nature sever.
al weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells were in
White River Junction Tuesday and
Wednesday to attend the fair and also to
permit Mr.. Wells to be present at meet
ing OF road commissioners called by State
Commissioner G. W. Gates of franklin.
Antoine Lucia, while at work in o. j..
Marcotl's sawmill Tuesday morning, had
the first three finge Of his right hand
badly cut on an edginR saw. The third
finger was cut in the middle joint and
may be stiff; the others we're less serious
y injured.
John Morris, the young man from ST.
Alba0s VINO tried to board train at this
station the 18th inst. when it was under
good headway and fell, receiving a scalp
wound and many bruises, is still at the
sanatorium. He is recovinR nicely and is
now able to sit up.
Mrs. f. N. stimets, who had been a
visitor at the home of her son, ]. }.
stimets, went to Albany, N. Y, Tuesday
to see her daughter, Miss Charlotte, who
will accompany her later to Hartford,
Conn. II. II. Scott OF Cambridge juno
tion has been at Mr.. Stimets' the last
three days.
Mrs. Ora B. Copeland has sold the Cot
tage hotel property and the greater part
OF the furnishings to Myron Washburn of
East Bethel fer S5250. The new proprie-
tor will take possession OF the house the
first OF October. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland
are to remain here for the present but re-
move later.
Among the appointments made by Ser
geant-at-Arms Ferrin of Montpelier for
the coming session OF the legislature is
that OF Joseph W. Atwood of this place
for doorkeeper. Mr.. Atwood had strong
for this appointment,
which is gratifying to his friends as well
as to himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Stewart OF New
York, who have been in lianeocl; ana
Granville all summer, were guests OF
Mrs. stewart's uncle, Frank Sawyer, and
at Q. G. Stevens this week, going back to
Hancock yesterday. Mr.. Sawyer's broth
or, Isaac Sawyer, from Hartsdale, n. r.,
has also been here.
Rev. William F. Matthews OF Kansas
CITY, Mo-, is in Vermont for the first
time in 40 years and came here last
Thursday to see his cousins, Mrs. A. c.
Bailey, Misses Emroy and Ellon Mat
thews. He was a guest at DR.. BRiley's
until Tuesday, when he started for Rut-
land by way OF Bethel, Stockbridge and
Pittsheld.
Mrs. James Saunders OF West Peter
boro, N. H., who had had a shock, was
brought on a cot to tbe sanatorium satrr-
day by her husband, her sister, Mrs. +. |
NJ. Lovejoy OF South Royalton, and a
trained nurse. She came for medical sd
vice and consultation and Tuesday was
taken on the cot again to Mrs. Loyejoy's
in South Royalton.
g. W. Panton has sold the zeno Page
farm OF go acres to Harold q. Brackshaw |
Of st. Johnsbury for s2300. The new
owner will not move to the place until
he first OF March. The Stoddard farm
nf 200 acres in Rochester, belonging To
Mr.. Panton, has been bought for $500
by Winfield Davis OF Fraser, n. Y, who !
takes possession this week.
Demeritt & Palmer expect to finish
canning corn at The factory next Wednes-
day, when they will have put up at least |
is, 600 cases, third more than last year.
The firm is impressing upon the farmers
The necessity Of planting 400 acres OF
corn for the factory another season. The
of squash and pumpkins is
The next form of canning industry.
L. q. Harrington OF the Center left his |
team unhitched in ftont of the store OF
stockwel x Hatch Monday, when an
auto startled bis horse SO that II dashed |
in front Of Elijah Flint's horse, tied to a
nearby post. The halter broke and the
Flint horse, becoming excited, did an ex-
hibition rod or so through the square IN |
last time before it was caught. The Har-
rington steed clambered QUITO the side |
walk, got the wheels Of the wagon locked |
onto post ana had to subside.
e. X. Jones came Saturday from
Northheld, where he arrived the 18th |
from Souris, Manitoba, on three weeks |
leave OF absence from his duties in the |
financial department OF the Canadian
telephone service. He visit |
ID his parents in Northheld before join
ing his wife here at the home Of her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Panton, with |
" hom she had been staying since the /
middle Of July. Next Tuesday Mr.. and /
Mrs. Jones must start back to Manitoba.
Miss Ber1ice Greenwood, once a clerk /
10 Bell Brothers. store, was married at l
high noon Wednesday, the 18th, to
Frank l. Burbank OF Montpelier in the 4
East Warren church, which was hand
.omely decorated for the occasion. The /
bride, who was very handsomely gOwned,
vas attended by her sister, Norma Green
wood; v bile the best man was Ernest \