Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-15

The officers OF the Worlds Fair Society
tbe ensuing year are: David Cowdery
- Royalton, president; N. II. Austin,
nnbridge. John P. Fish, Washington,
'rresidents; II. r. Hayward, Tun-
E,isge treasurer; w. w. Swan, No. Tun-
, iSst' sec'y; Dan'l c. Jones, So. Royal
y marshal: A. p. Salter, Tunbridge,
nj supt.; Jas. NJ. Whitney, Tunbridge,
y Whipple, So. Royalton, e. s. Hall,
pandolph members of executive board /;
Sas R. smith, Tunbridge, Dan. W Bliss,
fovaton, Jas. Tyson, Jr., Stafford circuit
fytv. Chelsea, John A. Stanley, Wash
|rcton. HIP. Riford, Randolph, Gilbert o +.
tTth Williamstown, Cassius Peck, Brook
&ed Jas. P. Martin, Bethel, Geo. Brown,
tSaron. Z. Davis, Pomfret, Chas. j. Udall,
{sTiord. directors. The society has a
|ooi surplus in its treasury and proposes
n 20 ahead with its good work. The di-
psfors meet here next week, Sat-, to APP
dnt superintendents and committees
Ind also to name the date for its next far,
/ 4 Was the school law OF 1855 that was a
/ Zee Of botch work and that left dist. in
muddle. The school law Of go is gilt
dyed and all right when compared with
bat Of 'SS.
4 Al the league meeting Sat. eve John f.
Bennett was elected president; George
brown and E. A. Woodward, vice presi-
|eDts; r. H. Dustin, sec'y; E. A. Wood
AID. treas. j. F. Bennett and g. Brown
slegates to county league, which meets
Chelsea, Feb 9th.
. The GA. r. festival was a success and
be Of the most pleasant occasions OF a
|FelTe-month. The patrons were decided
mice and generous, the Post boys say.
Some are inquiring why those having
.fsial stations do not use the same econ
|ny in dealing with the money OF others
bat they do IN using their own. IL is q
hiding question, perhaps.
+ Ms. E. r. Manning's remains were
bought here for burial last week. She
rs formerly a resident OF this town.
4 To stand or not to stand is one of the
uestions Of the day.
Whitney Post and Relief Corps and"rhe
|omrades of Whitney Post" meet next Sat.
Ne. The latter are talking of building
pme horse sheds upon the Gallup place.
Excellent coasting, the boys say and
ills and boys are INDUCING i'll sled rides.
Edna Porter returned from Mortified
|aturday.
The j. S. Tracy house lately bought and
ted up by Royal II. Drew was burned on
Friday p. m. 1t was not insured and Mr..
Irew's loss must be quite large.
Fred futile was bad ly hurt by a horse
fst week but is better and viii be out a.
in soon we hope.
Nearly every person met has a greater
foWedge OF law than have the judges OF
Iesupreme court, at least the majority OF
penn think they have law wisdom enough
p several judges and each gives every
Eher man the benefit of his wisdom.
4 airs are split and great questions asked.
|hereis one chance for every body-no one
expected to answer any OF the questions
+ they are too deep.
N. T. King is confined to the house but
B not seriously i'll.
Some Of the pupils of the village school
tended an old-fashioned spelling school
dist. 10 last Friday eve. More of these
polling schools are wanted
The following named children of the de
|eased wish to extend their thanks to the
Elends and neighbors who so kindly as
[sled them during the last sickness and
lurial OF their mother, Mrs. Silas B.Jones,
I no nleo Dec. rs, after long illness: Eva
/ Thayer, John l. Morrill,, Willie O.Mor-
Fu, Blanche L. Jones.