The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, January 29, 1886 Sherburne 1/29/1886 Mr. ROBINSON will vacate, this week, if the weather is favorable. He moves to Rutland. E. J. DOYLE arrived at his home the 21st inst., having been absent a few days in Massachusetts, on business. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel HOWE had a son call to visit them, the 21st; and as they had not seen him before, presume the doctor did the introducing. J. K. SPAULDING invited about a dozen of his best friends to a sort of a birth-day visit, on the 21st inst. Those who attended wished the occasion oftener might happen. Frank TOWN has moved into the house south of the school-house, and report says he will build a shop to work up hard wood. The people now draw it seven miles to the south part of the town and to West Bridgewater. Success to him. Glenn HUTCHINS, chopping logs in the south part of the town, last week, cut a bad gash in his foot. It was from his great toe nearly to his ankle. Charles MADDEN dressed it nicely; sewed it up with needle and thread, putting in a dozen stitches or more, then sticking-plaster completed the ceremony. They think he (HUTCHINS) will be out in a few days. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT