Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-27
RetheI Local Intelligence,

LECTURE.
Reserve Wednesday evening Tor the Nus
sell lecture. :,
Baled hay is being brought into this VII
lage at s14 per ton.
Carleton Clapp spent Christmas Win
friends in Northfield.
Fred w. Newcomb is clerking ior =. W.
Marston through the holidays.
Miss Ida George OF Royalton called up
on friends in this village SATURDAY.
It is well known that John y. Kusseii
might have been a cabinet MEMBER
prof. w. r. Shipman of Tufts college
visited friends in this village last "eek'
DIR. C. C. Perry of West Rutland looked
in upon friends in this village MONDAY
Mrs f. G.Brown OF the Wayerly House,
W. r. Junction, visited in town friuay'
ME-. Warrington, former Jesse OF tne
Wilson House, was in town one oay ias'
week.
N F. Clark of st. Adams visited his
daughter, Mrs. ID. l.. Child the Inst OF the
week. NJ
Everyone is surprised at Mr.. Russells
readiness to give the people oil betnel
treat.
n q. Sisco, who has been quite i'll Tor
several weeks,is improving in health quite
rapidly.
The ladies of the Episcopal church gave
a Christmas young peoples supper at MITE
{. &. Stearns'.
Miss Alice Damien OF Bellows Falls VS.
tied her mother, Mrs. l.. II. Edison, Inc
fret OF the week.
It was not C. H. Morse who spoke at the
Cong'l church a week ago, but H. A.
Morse, late from Turkey
s.P. whittier, wife and son OF Barre
spent Christmas with Mrs. Whlttier
brother, James p. Marsh.
Mrs. Susan Brown Of Gaysvllle came
down last week and will spend the WINTER
with Mrs Edwin Sturtevant.
Miss Sue B. Simmons is spending the
Christmas week with her brother lR"i
w. IL. Pedrick, in Lawrence.
Miss Ann Sargentiis.assisting in BROOKS
q Washburn's store during the apsehce Vi
Il. P. Fisher in Washington
James Sargent from the Theological
school in Hartford, Conn, IS spending lne
holidays with relatives In TINS Vlelhlty'
Mrs. c. p. Waldo of Maple Grove farm,
Royalton spent several days last week WIN
her son, Assistant Postmaster WIN Waluo'
W. G. Everett of Manchester N, H., was
in town Wednesday to inspect the new
waterworks for the insurance compahles'
E.P. Fisher has been spending some
time with friends in Washington, having
been called there by the illness OF MS
wife.
Rev. V. w. Blackman will speak next
Sunday morning on "A Beautiiul o59ry.
In the evening, bis subject will be Hope
full Christianity"
Letters for the following named per-
-, at ha Il. H..
ers, Jennie A. Wheaton, }. ID. Livingstone
and Henry Eubar.
Mrs. Lorenzo NJ. Atwood is in the Wom-
ans Charity hospital, Parker Hill Ave,
Roxbury, Mass, Tor treatment: She has
had a tumor removed and is doing nnely.
While Mr.. and Mrs. d. IL. Dutton were
visiting friends in Mortified on Thursday
of last week, Mrs. Dutton slipped upon
some steps, hurting her shoulders some
what.
Arthur Vaughan, who is attending the
Agricultural college at Burlington, called
on friends in this village on Saturday,
when on his way to his home IN WOOD
stock for the holidays.
Miss Carrie Heath returned to her home
in Boston, Tuesday, after short VISIT 70
friends here. She was accompanied by her
sister. Miss Josie Heath, who will spend
several weeks in the CITY,
Fred Kelsey, Bethel boy, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Harrison Powers. Mr, Kelsey
has a responsible position with the great
drug firm Of Z. l. Hood a Co., OF Lowell
having charge of their advertising IN
about fifteen thousand periodicals.
Cards are out announcing the approach
inp nuptials OF Miss Jessie M. Billiard Ia
MI. Christopher +. Noble on Wednes-
day, Jan. 2, at the M. Z. church, Bethel
Olympus. There will be reception at
the home of Mr.. &. R.Noble following the
marriage ceremony.
If your dealer does not keep it, the very
best way you can invest dollar is TO sene
| it TO 4. A. Markham, Bethel, VT, for bot
tie of Maxham's Balm, the most certain
and speedy remedy that you can use tol
pneumonia, diphtheria, Group, coughs
colds and all diseases of the throat ano
| lungs.
Two very pleasant weddings occurred
during the past week. A. j. Davis an'
MIS-. Jennie B. Martin were married a
the residence of the former on the even
ing of the 10Th inst. Fred Fair and Mis-
| Minnie King were married at the bride
home Christmas Eve. Rev. V. w. Black
man performed the ceremonies.
Thomas Ives, brother OF Mrs. W. II
Creamer, is in town for few days. III
had not seen his people for nearly lou
wears. Mr.. Ives is connected with tn
paymaster department of the navy. ii
was formerly stationed on board the Yam
tic but has now been transferred to tn
new ship, Raleigh. He was in Sout
America during the troubles now pendin
and was also there at the time OF tn
Gillian trouble. His experience in tn
Indies is very interesting. Mr. Ives is
yery agreeable conversationalist, and a
your correspondent can testify, it is
pleasure to meet him.
Gaysville.
Hon Inhn Il. Russell will lecture at tn