Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-26

The fall term of the village school closed
with an exhibition by the pupils in the
evening at the G. A. r. hall. The proceeds
amounted to SIP as which will be used for
the school, The names of those having
perfect attendance are Mabel Smith, Clara
kinsman, Arthur Kinsman, George Camp
bell, Ellen Clifford, in the primary depart
ment, and Alice Whitlock and Willie Gift
ford in the higher department. Chessie
Pierce had the best kept writing book, r.
thel Tower second best, Callie Martin the
third best. The winter term will begin
Nov. 3O.-Mr. Marvin's subject next Sun
day will be, "An Exiled Race. Miss En-
ma Hussey returned Wednesday from
Rutland.-Mr. William S. Alden of Lei
cester, VT, and Mrs Jane Emerson were
married Monday morning, Rev. T. S. Hub
bard OF Stockbridge performing the cere-
mony. They started Immediately for Bos-
ton where they viii spend a short time
Edwin DAVIS has been in town in the in
terest of the Mutual Life Insurance Co..
$. p. Jones and wife of st. Paul are the
guests of s. b. Morse and wife.-Mrs. G. G
Stanley returned from Goshen on Satur-
day much improved in health Presiding
Elder Truax conducted the morning and
evening service at the Methodist church
last Sunday.--Ida and Willie Parmenter OF
Pittsfield are with Mrs. Julia Wing.-Mrs
T. B. Martin is in Bethel for the week
A deer came near the house of ]. r. How
ard Monday.-A. K. Harvey is drawn as
grand juror from this town to appear at
1 Woodstock next week.-The only child of
S. F. Ramsdell is very sick and not expect
ed to liver. H. Upper was in Bethel on
Saturday and Sunday.-Edgar Martin of
/ Mt. Tabor was called here to attend the
| funeral of his father.-The remains of Lu-
cius K Martin were brought here Sunday
from Tyson Vermont for burial. Fun
eraI services at David McCollom's con-
1 Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Guernsey on Monday
afternoon.-The ladies' aid society OF the
Cong'l church, win hold their annual
Christmas sale of fancy and useful arti-
/ Giles with the popular operetta, entitled,
1.-THE Seven old Ladies of Lavender Town
on Friday Dec. 4th at the q. A. r. hail.
School in dist. no. y closed Nov. 20, after a
very pleasant and successful term taught
bv Miss Sarah Whitlock.-E. W. Hopkins
OF Essex Junction was in town last week
News was received last week of the death
of Mrs. Flora Howe Hodgkins of Toledo
Ohio.-Carroll Harvey lost cuff button
of gold, on Thursday last; il any one finds
! the same please leave il at the post Office
There was a missionary concert the
Cong'l church Sunday morning in the
/ place of the usual service.-Claude Camp
bell returned from the Goddard Seminary
Saturday where he has been attending the
fan term of school.-Blanche Martin Is
home for weeks vacation.-Miss Edith
Cole rned from Mont slier on Friday
whe le has been attending school.-Al-
/ ice ~ rank Kezer are with friends in
! West ndolph.-Rev. W. A. Tuttle anc
| wife o. s entworth, \. H., are spending
Thanksgiving WITH her parents, Mr.. H. II
ChafIee and wife.-Mrs. J. c. Church Of W
p 7dolph has beer with her father.-JOhn
On wife and Miss NJ Lyon are in
-tocs .lla, y. Y, for several weeks.-Geo
VEL As been in Bristol and Lincoln
tAr -. c. void has cactus that has
3lO bulA ant 1ssoms- Jennie Austin
has chrysanthemum that has 1000 buds