Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-01-07


Mr.. Marvin's subject next sunday WIN
be, ssWhat is Atheism2"
Ord Golxey and Cyrus Messer OF North
| feId snent The New Year with their IN
Gle, John Gokey.
Mrs Charles Cahee and daughter 10
Readsboro, are stopping with friends mere
VS.. Alden and wife returned to their
home in Leicester, Sunday.
win A. Tinkham and family of Stowe,
have been with his parents ana other
| friends, few days. They returned nome
Monday.
Horr Chaffee has returned to his school
in Detroit, Mich.
Alfred Eaton and family were IN Town.
several days last week.
Charles L. Crawford spent week IN
town recently.
Rev. r. d. Osgood, former pastor OF
the Cong' church in this place, but Tor
the mast four years of Turner, Maine, was
taken with grip Monday of last week. fol-
lowed with pneumonia, and died Thurs-
day. aged 56 years. The sorrow stricken
family have much sympathy in this COM
munity.
Miss Ayers, teacher in No. 7, was called
home to Berlin, VT, by the sickness OF
her family.
Iler6 VIII De u IltCJlilk III tAt SNAcO%
house in district No. 5, North Hollow, ON
Friday evening, to see what can be done
about having a singing school, under the
direction of Rev. Mr.. Buzzeu OF warren,
c. C. Stanley and wife returned to their
home Monday.
Mrs. S. S. Root was suddenly called TO
Auburn, n. H., on account OF the sickness
of her mother.
DR.. Sylvanus Chamberlin of Mendon,
has been at A. e. Mhitney's few days.M
L. NJ. Kent was in Salisbury and Bran
don last week.
10. Robinson and wife returned from
Ludlow, last week
j. c. Morris was in Brandon last week.
John Lyon has returned from Fort
jackson, n. Y. His wife has been sick
and was not able to return.
Charles Burt and wife of Stowe, were
with j. X. Tupper's family and other rela-
tives in town few days recently.
Lutte E. Bailey and wife were agreeably
surprised at their pleasant home New
Years evening, it being the sixth ami
versary of their marriage, by the gather
ing of some forty relatives and neighbors,
with oysters and edibles enough to feed
the same, and presenting them, through
Calvin Morse, in a few well chosen words,
S21, and fancy lamp, given by Campbell
K Greeley of the hardware store. The ev-
ening passed pleasantly and good supper
was enjoyed.
The ball of PostNo. IS, last Friday even
ing at the G.. A. X. hall, was largely at
tended, and much enjoyed. Over sixty
couple joined in the dance to the music
of Gilson's orchestra, and occupied seats
at table spread with choice viands A
good many citizens also took seats at the
table who did not join in the dance. Good
order and good cheer prevailed, and the
time was most agreeably spent from the
evening to the early morning. Net pro-
ceeds about $50.
There was a runaway that came near be-
ing a smash-up when the chamber suit
was being unloaded at Lutte f. Bailey's
last Friday evening. All was safely I'M
loaded but the bureau with large mirror,
when the horse jumped and ran, throwing
driver and bureau to the frozen ground;
and strange to say, the horse after RUM
ing about a hundred rods. was stopped
without any damage having been done.
The funeral OF Leroy Eugene Spencer,
who died last Friday at the age of rs years,
was attended at the school house in North /
Hollow, Sunday afternoon, Rev. George
). Guernsey officiating. There was a large