Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-29

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Peter Riley has been clerking in French'i
store.
Albert Eastman has been home on q
short visit
Truman Abbott OF Boston was in town
on business lately.
z. Masha started Saturday for Hartford
to be gone several days.
Miss Lucy Hammond is keeping house
in the l.. French bouse.
Miss Ella Chadwick is spending her va
cation with her mother.
Mr.. Inman of White River Junction
has been in town lately.
Perry Adams is working at W. Pages
during Mr.. Pages absence. 80
VThresher and wife of East Bethel wers
in town the last of the week.
Mrs. Elliot of Waitsfield has moved in
with 5. Wood for the winter.
Deer are as thick in Chateaugay as sheep
and are worth great deal more.
The NJ. Il. sociable was held with Mrs.
Luce on Wednesday OF last week.
The Misses Page and Perry and Leona
Adams recently visited the Capital.
Mr.. ellison OF Hartland was in town
Friday and Saturday, buying raw fur.
Miss Lucy Hammond returned Monday
from a two weeks visit in Woodstock.
Schools begin next Monday. Miss Mel
| lie ROGERS teaches again in the village
W. c. DanfoIth raised this year 2 squash
Of the Bradlaugh variety, which weighs
30 lbs.
Mrs. Forsyth and Bessie Mitchell have
gone to Boston for few weeks say with
relatives.
5. b. Aiken has gone to Worcester,
49, no xt5fll trarls a. h1g frudq
this winter.
Mrs. e. Davis leads the Y. P. Z. U.
meeting next Sunday. Subject, "What
Is Religion?p
f. A. Tucker raised in his garden this
year a sweet German turnip, which tips
the scales az p lbs
The friends OF Edgar Hathorn will be
pleased to learn that he was married to
Miss King OF Stamford, Conn, last sun
day.
Owing to the rain, the colored Ministries
did not 90 To Gaysville, Friday. II is
thought that they were afraid that their
color would be washed out.
w. C. Danforth received a telegram re-
Gently, announcing the election OF his
SOM law, Mr.. Corliss, OF Michigan, to
the senatorship by large majority. Con.
gratulationsl
A child that lives with b. Hathorn was
vaccinated at Woodstock the other day
and afterwards showed strong sym otoms
of smallpox He is now under the care OF
DR.. Jewett and is rapidly improving.
Miss Helen Chase read very instruct
i've paper last Sunday evening on the sub
ject "Overcome Evil with Good" These
meetings cannot fail TO prove beneficial to
the young people and to old people as well.
DEFERRED.
Fred Adams OF Sharon is visiting in
town.
Charles Putnam visited relatives in town
recently.
Miss Eta Fuller visited in Royalton
last week.
E. S. Putnam visited friends in RAN
dolph recently.
w. Higgins of Rochester is staying at
n. A. Putnam's.
Mrs. +. l.. Townsend spent Sunday with /
her sister in Bethel.
Mrs. Ruth Chadwick visited her brother |
in Pittsfield last week.
George Lille and wife have returned to
their home In Illinois.
Several attended the Paul auction at
Woodstock last week.
Miss Ella Conklin of Rutland visited at
D. r. Smiths last week.
There was a harvest party al the parson-
age last week Wednesday.
MIR. Pierson OF Randolph is living with
his nephew, Mr.. Hackett.
Il. Thornton OF Royalton was tie guest
of DIR. JENNIE last Thursday.
The Rev. F. Roberts OF Roy alton preach.
ID at the VI. +. church Sunday.
c. Lowell and W. Young OF Gaysville
recently visited at q. Wheelock's.
II. Preston died Thursday night and his
funeral was held in this place Saturday.
@. wheelock returned from Rochester
he first ofthe week with two pairs OF
steers.
Miss Hattie Durkee, who is working in
spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. b. Hathorn.
Robert Porter OF Hartford visited his
mother last week. She is living in part OF
he F. Perkins house.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam of West Randolph
was in town last week to attend the funer-
II of Mrs. s. Putnam.
f. NJ. Chase is canvassing the town for
Iruit trees. He is in the employ OF Mr..
McGraw OF New York.
The friends OF Mrs. Emma Adams Colby
will be sorry to learn that she is expected
% live bat short time.
Lorenzo Townsend OF South Woodstock
s staying for a short time with his
brother, F. L. Townsend.
Henry French has improved the appear |
nee of the hotel by putting in windows
large-sized panes OF glass.
Mrs. joseph Cham berlin was called to 5
Bethel last week TO care for her nephew, :
4. Preston, who was very sick with ty-
,hoid fever. IL
The ladies OF the Jniversallst Mite so
iety will give a poverty party at the Z
ownhall Thursday, Dec. 6. Cake and
Office will be served and a good time is
expected.
School closed in Dist. No. 5, Friday, !
Tow s. Those having no marks during |,
he term we're Lillian Adams, Slaton Bill I,
ngs, Mamie and Florence Churchill. !
hose absent only one day were Carl
ar khnrst and Harold Gambell. Number
scholars, nine, and number OF tardy
marks, two. FANNY LEAvTTT, Teacher.
Cards containing the following are re- V
eived. "Mr. and Mrs. j. Lennon request
our presence at the marriage Of their +
ousin, Julia Marie Morgan, TO DIR. Ebin