Source, Rutland Daily Herald--Mon. Nov. 6, 1905. EAST WALLINGFORD, VT. Charles R. Cole is seriously ill. Miss Mayme Cline closed the fall term of school at Tarbleville Saturday. Mrs. Patrick Gilrain of Rutland, accompanied by Mrs. J. J. Murphy, visited at Patrick Maloney's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilrain, who have been here for two weeks, returned home with them Thursday evening. Duane Kent of Rutland is here for a week. Joseph Dumas, jr., has moved from Frank Snyder's farm to the Pratt house in Bowlville. James J.McGuirk sustained a severe fall this week, fracturing a rib. He will be laid up for two weeks. Miss Delia B. Congdon has finished work at W. C. Stone's and is at her home. There was a large attendance from Ludlow, Proctorsville and other towns at the Baptist convention here Wednesday. Warren Johnson has moved from I.D.L. Packard's farm to his place at Bowlville. Mrs. H. E. Goodell returned Friday night from a week's visit at Brattleboro and Putney. A. D. Forbes has removed to Montpelier. James Bell is moving to Ludlow where he has bought a house. Felix Rando will take possession Monday of the farm that he purchased of Mr. Bell. The railroad company is building a new milk stand south of the depot. Transcribed by, Joan H. Bixby