Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-17

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Gorge Mudgett is recovering from an
bury caused by an electric current.
Oscar Blake, wife and son Roe of Hutch
son, Kansas, are visiting his mother,
trs r. w. Blake.
4 birmingham OF Lowell, Mass, and
Hiss Ona Day of this village were married
Bethel last week Wednesday, by Rev.
IL. Parker.
/ The weather for the past two weeks has
en- much more like September than is
be usual December weather.
There issbeing manufactured and ship
I ed 100 pairs of shoes day at the shoe fac
/ n.y. 1t is to be increased to 800 pairs a
/ DR.. Leavitt goes to Somerville, Mass,
Ia last OF the month to remain through
be winter. He takes charge OF DR.. Ellis
Iltients, who is to spend the winter in
Ialifornia.
1 Rev. James Ramage is to preach at Tun-
|ddge the coming year. Services to be
4 cid in the afternoon.
/ The first snow of the season fell last
tuesday.
The annual meeting of Rising Sun Lodge
and A. M. will be held at the next regu-
/ u meeting in January.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard of this villages AN old
|sident of Royalton, died last Friday at
be residence of her daughter, Mrs. Her
|1t Williams, aged n yrs.
| H. d. Herman, general agent for the
Fmternal Accident Association OF West
Ild, was in town last Monday organic
be- a council of members.
The dwelling house, barn and their con.
|ns, consisting OF household furniture,
DIVISIONS, hay and grain, belonging to
|ao. Lombard, were consumed by fire last
aturday night. The fire is said to have
cen caused by a spark from an engine.
he fire was not discovered until too late
| save anything, the family barely having
FINE to escape.
At the annual meeting of Bixby Post
Est Saturday eve the officers elected and
Eppointed were: J. w. Bright, Command
j; 0. n. Stoughton, Senior Vice Com
lander; Geo. Wiley, j. V. O.; M. j. Sar-
'snt, Adj; j. F. Shepard, Q. NJ; H. g.
iake, Surgeon; w, " Eastman, Chap
ain; j. w. Waldo, Officer of Day; ID. w.
'aneuf, Officer of Guard. The Corps Of
cers elected were Mrs. j. Fl. Hewitt,
residents Mrs. Alma Snow, s. V. p. Mrs.
lvira Wilkins, j. V. p; Mrs. Mary Shep
I'd, Treas; Mrs. Sadie Chadwick, Con
uctor. Mrs. Julia Sargent, Guard; Mrs
arab p. Eastman, Chaplain.
There was a large attendance OF both or
anizations. The ladies furnished sup
er at the close of the meetings.
The President and ladies of the Social
ircle of the Trinity M. E. church wish to
Itend their thanks to the public for their |
enerous patronage and hearty co-opera-
on in making the fair held the 8th and |
ID such a grand success. Special mention |
lould be made Of the excellent music |
finished by the South Royalton Cornet |
and; also thanks are due Miss Josie |
ayne who helped to entertain the audi
ice with a choice selection which was |
nelly rendered. The Church is under OBJ
cation to Mrs. Buck, the President, for |
e courage and push she has put into this !
ork of planning for the welfare OF the
urch.
No better selection of Holiday Goods
n be found than that at Sargent's, con-
sting OF Plush, Wool and Cotton arti-
IS, toilet sets. wood and fancy boxes,
rrors, shaving sets, autograph and pho
graph albums from 81 to $50 each, celln-
d goods in great variety OF styles, books,
okiets and cards and an endless variety
games. Call and see them.