Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-30

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Mrs. Jock Eastman, one of the oldes
persons in town. died at the home of hel
daug liter, Mrs. Jeanette Bacon, Monday
Nov. 20, after lingering illness. Her flu
neral was attended by Rev. Mr.. Cross Of
Vershire.
Tuesday, Nov. 90 Mr.. Geo Harlow, an
estimable citizen, died at his daughters,
| Mrs. Charles Preston. His funeral was at
the Congl church, Thursday at 2 p. m,
Rev. Mr.. Cross officiating assisted by Rev.
! ii. Cummings.
Enoch Flanders was in town last week,
from Lebanon, N. IL.
Miss Alice Brown Of So Royalton has
been visiting old friends in town the past
week.
n. X Sanborn left Thursday for a visit
at the home OF his parents in Greenfield,
Mass.
George E. Hyde returned to STAFFORD the
first of last week, from Whitehall, n. Y.
Harris Library is greatly improved with
its coat OF paint. Albert Kittridge was en-
ployed to ealcimine the interior walls and
ceiling.
Adelbert Clark and wife left for Boston,
Saturday.
Miss Wolfson closed very successful
term of school Friday, and left for two
weeks vacation at her home in Canaan, N.
H., Saturday.
Miss Eastman's winter term Of school at
So. STAFFORD opened with 40 scholars.
Charles Sargent and wife OF Merrimac,
N. H., lately visited friends in town on
their return from Chicago.
school closed at the academy in Thet-
ford, Friday.
Luther Avery is engaged in painting
the tenement Of l.. L. Udall.
John Udall returned from West Ran
dolph, Friday.
Mrs. Charles Clark is recovering from a
short illness.
Miss Cora Adams is improving from in
juries received, but is suffering from rheu-
matism.
The Sharon stage went on runners
Wednesday Of last week for the first time
this season.
Rev. T. o. Harlow OF New Hampshire
was here to attend the funeral of his fla
Their.
Oscar Norris sprained his ankle last Fri
day.
Mrs. Henry Smita has been under DIR.
Chaffee's care for the last few days, but is
convalescent.
During the months of October and No
vember, Mrs. Dudley Dennis has spun,
yarn. She is IS years old. Beat that il
you can.
Edward P. Slack OF So. Royalton made
his people flying visit not long since.
The whole number of scholars register
ed in our school was 81. Those who had
no marks during the term are Gardie
Cobb, Ray Nichols, Arthur Colby and Cas-
sic Slack. Those who had been absent only
two days or less are Raymond Morrill,,
Clarence Harlow, Franklin Collins, Gertie
Slye, Addie Kent and Minnie Nichols. In
the advanced class in spelling those who
missed the least number of words are Gar
die Cobb and Gertie Prescott; in the sec
ond class, Mary Houston and Gertie Slye.
MABEL NJ. WoLFsoN, Teacher.
Mrs. Lydia Carpenter has had fall and
broken her wrist since she went to Leba-
non.
ID. c. Hyde was in Boston last week
fred Smithers returned from a visit at
his fathers, near Buffalo, n. ", Friday.
q. Z. Hyde went to Springfield, Mass. to
see the football game between Harvard |
and Yale, Thursday.
Chas. Cove is making improvements on |
his stables.
Albert Kittridge left his horse standing
1t Copperas Hill, Friday, when it took |
fright at the putting of an engine and ran,
smashing the crossbar of the sleigh and !
the harness.
Half a dozen men are still employed /
about the mines at Copparas Hill this |
winter.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church at |
So. STAFFORD gave an oyster supper Thurs
lay evening, at the parsonage, realizing |
over SIS for the benefit OF the pastor.
Henry Smiths sugar bounty check, just
was over S25.
The first-class shoemaking and repair
ing done by Mr.. Jesseman Of Chelsea is a
as STAFFORD has no shoemak-
ar, harness maker, dentist or doctor.
Look at Announcement OF Clothing at
Auction in another column.