Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15

Miss Della Ross is in Lowell, Mass.
Z. rI..ao Lost a fine heifer last week

Miss Della Ross is in Lowell, Mass.
n q HYDE lost fine heifer last week.
Miss +. S. swan left for Washington,
Friday.
Laura A. Hatch arrived from West bar
net, Saturday.
d. G. Hyde returned from Boston last
week Wednesday.
Ed Harlow and wife of Pompa were
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Norris has fine boy, porn
last week Wednesday.
Willard Hazelton closed his school al
Miller's Pond, Friday.
George E. Hyde was here for short Wis
it the first Of last week.
Last week viii Hewes had $500 stolen
from his fathers house.
The school taught by Miss Cook IN 30
STAFFORD closed Friday.
Harvey j. Warrington has sale OF ms
stock Thursday, Nov. To-
Harry Hoyt and family have moved IN
to the John Moore house.
BENJAMIN 7. Marshall of Dartmouth col
lege spent Sunday in town.
Singing school began Saturday night,
with X. A. Hatch as teacher
Mrs. Mary Rowland spent last week Win
her daughter, Mrs. John Hazelton'
Our stage went on runners Friday ana
sleighs are in order with foot OF snow
Mrs. O. O. scribner OF West Fairlee has
been at Mrs. Hiram Hyde's the past week
George Bingham and wife of So. Royal
TON visited at her fathers, }. A. hoss, re-
Gently.
senator ]. S. Morrill,, wife and son, James
s Morrill,, left for Washington, D. u
Thursday. ,
Mis-. James Tyson, SEN, and little Eve.
lyn have returned to Baltimore, Md iof
the winter.
The place belonging to Hiram Barrett
in Sharon was bought for sli300 py MS
niece. Mrs. David Sawyer
4 necktie sociable was held Tuesday eve
at the village hail in So. Strauofo, uhueI
the auspices OF the Y. p. Z. U.
An Illustrated lecture on astronomy by
III. Dunbar was given at F.b' hazsitoh
hau Wednesday evening, Nov z.
Harvey J. Yarrington's barn, with 10
TONS of hay, all his farming tools ana
fatted calf, was burned a week ago.
Myron g. Sargent trapped 20 foxes be,
tween Oct. 10 and Nov 9, in Strahord ana
the borders Of Thetford and Norwlch,hear
his home.
David Paine bought pair OF Durham
steers last spring, which weig z,oJ9 W. ana
last Friday they weighed over 5000. lhey
are now for sale.
Mrs. Sophia Huntington has been the
guest of Mrs. David r.. Paine the past TWO
weeks but has now returned TO her nome
in Union Village.
Mr.. f. 3. Thomas will beat the Orange
County hotel, Chelsea, Tuesday, NOV. ~
with complete line OF ladies misses ana
chiIdren's garments and turs.
Miss Ethelynd Gould, the elocutionist
from the Emerson School of Oratory,glNes
The principal entertainment al ne 1oou
Templars' Union, Friday eve, Nov 10,
and all are invitedt to attend Afternoon
and evening sessions are open to all
The officers Of Bishop lodge for he pres
est oualter are C. H., John l.. Udall; N.I.i
Mrs Minnie Sweet; p. G. T., Jed h. Ken
dali. a. s. Marion G. Hatch; T., Mrs
| Mary Cummings: Sec, Mrs. Fred Roberts;
| NJ, A. IA. Cady; d M, Anglo Kendall o.,
| blanche Sweet ;Sen Fred Smithersi Chap,
\ Mrs. L. Z. RoWeil; 5. }. l., Mrs j. H.
4 Udali.
The pupils in the village school who
reached the highest standard IN depor-
ment were the following: Nettie Webster,
Maude Carpenter, Florence Houston, VS.
/ Pred Smithers, 90: Cassie Slack, y3i Ger
! fie Prescott. Grace Webster, Blanche
/ BROWN. 81: Mary and Sarah Houston, Ar
thur FORD. 80: Wessie Kent, Laura Hous-
4 ton Barrett Cummings, Charlie Webster,
/ blanche Sweet and Arthur Colby, 81; Ed
win sharp and Raymond morrill,, Wi
/ Claude Carpenter, IS; Rollin Prescott, -.
JENNIE MORRISON, Teacher.