Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-26
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AMONG the pleasant events of the past
few days was the joint celebration of the
wedding anniversaries OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazen Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Tucker at the home of the former on the
evening of Feb. ~. There were a goodly
number of friends present and with the
entertainment provided time was far from
hanging heavily on the hands of any.
Whist was one of the main features of
which some 40 hands were played. An
oyster supper with variations in the form
OF cold meats and pastry was served and If
"the proof of the pudding is in the eating
everything was proven to be of the very
best In consideration of favors past,
present and to come the company present
ed these worthy couples each with an easy
chair after which congratulations, good
wishes and good nights were in order.
The league meeting Sat. evening was at
tended by many who were anxious 10
know whose names were on the slate but
the committee asked for more timeand the
slate is to be considered some other day.
This action OF the committee is not fair
one. There is now no show for the man
ufacture Of political capital against the
nominees. Ills rumored that the commit
tee will bring in the names of the present
Office holders and call upon them to prac-
tice in the line Of reform.
W.D. Lee of Newark, Ohio, and Chas.
Hall of New York are at A. G. Adams.
Fred fuller attends school in Chelsea
and is going there this week.
In district IS the scholars having no alb
sent marks were Daisy Rolfe, Charlie
Rolfe, Nellie Kenison, Ethel Sargent and
Willie Noble. Annie Lyman had no tardy
mark and Daisy Rolfe, Nellie Kenison,
Efie Luce, Mabel Sargent and Mabel
Wight were each tardy only once.
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ling school in No. Is Friday evening. The
exercises were interesting and those who
attended were given treat.
Seth Hopkins and his sister Jane attend
ed the funeral of tbeir father in this place
last week Seth is now a resident OF Fitch
burg, Mass, and his sister lives in Han
cock.
Arb Whitney is now a grandsire and +.
Folsom a father and If you want TO see
beaming countenances just mention the
young man to them. II is fine boy and
was born the nth.
A quartette from Brookfield gave an ex-
celent concert at the hotel last Wed. even
ing. The lady singers were daughters OF
d. l.. Stiles, former resident Of this
town.
Rev. f. H. Alden OF Waseca, MINI, who
preached here 81 years ago, is expected to
preach at the Cong'l church the 10th OF
March and to visit old friends in town a
day or two before or after that date.
o. II. Goodale is now able to ride out
but has been very sick.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cushman of Cowlesville,
" V, and her son Earl are reported to
be dead.
Dan Roberts was kicked by a colt and
severely injured, last week.
Mrs. S. A. Dean goes to Keene, y. H.,
Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Frank Clary OF Boston WHO has
been preaching at the north village, preach
ed here Sunday p. m. and will preach IN
the Cong'l church Wednesday evening.
Those who worship at the shrine of the
Brussels soap arise purified.
We can sympathize with man who
falls down stairs; also with the woman
who does not use the economical Brussels
soap.