Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
West Randolph Concluded

Albert Gay is home from Toronto, Cana
da.
Mrs. Maud Scribner has gone to North
field Falls.
Miss Gertrude Sevey OF Boston is 0
guest at j. III. Lamson's.
There is to be masquerade ball at the
Williams hall Christmas night.
Mrs. o. P. Winch OF Mortified is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. ID. j. Morse.
George Sparhawk is expected from New
York next Saturday for the holidays.
Mrs. Heber Holman is in the Bingham
hospital at Burlington for treatment.
DIR. and Mrs. c. p Frost from Hanover,
| N. H., are with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gay.
There was pleasant whist party of four
teen at Miss Marion McIntyre's on Satur-
day evening.
The stores will be kept open Friday
night OF this week to accommodate the
Christmas trade.
Mrs. C. e. Abbott was called to Aetna,
N. H., yesterday morning to see her sister,
who is seriously ILL.
Tomorrow night, at the Red Lion Inn,
dancing school will be formed under the
instruction of Prof. Elmore.
Mrs. w. b. Gates came from Burlington
last Thursday to have little Dorothy's pic
ture taken at the Huntington studio.
j. II. Burt was in Lebanon, N. H., Mon |
day, inspecting some special machinery |
that is being built for the screen mill.
d. II. Morse, L. G. Tracy, N. w. McCol- /
lom and Harry Neyette were initiated in
to the lodge OF Odd Fellows, Monday
night.
Miss Hattie Durkee OF Barnard, who has
been at work for Mrs. w. Il. Lamson, is
suffering from erysipelas in the face and
bead ana has returned home.
There will be cottage prayer meeting
this Thursday evening at Mrs. Carrie
Comstock's, under the Park drug store, and
one next Tuesday night at Chas. Knapp's
At the Christmas sale and supper OF the
ladies of st. Johns church on Friday af-
ternoon and evening, the sum OF $50 was
taken. Over l25 partook OF the excellent
supper. J.,
Robbie Adams is in Boston with his J
aunt, Mrs IL. q. Cole; MIR. and Mrs. B. |
Pratt are staying with friends in Pitts
field, and MIR and Mrs. A. E Lane are in
Burlington. s
At the Mann Clothing store is an ex-
hibit OF pigeons and poultry in one of the I
windows, and an important young rooster !
crows Justify over the stock of goods to be 9
found within.
Miss Elsie Powers is giving recitals ev-
cry night this week in different towns OF =
day, she goes to point just out OF Boston !
to fill an engagement.
The o. Il. S. will hold sociable and oys-
ter supper at hon. n. l.. Boyden's, Ran
dolph Center, Thursday evening, the 9th. !
All who wish conveyance should inform
Frank Newton, at Joslyn's store, as soon
As Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge, better known to
Randolph people as Miss Anna Ford, with
her baby daughter, went to her home in
West Brooktield, Mass, Tuesday, after il
paying visit to her mother, no has been
quite i'll at MIR. Allen Olmstead's. il
The missionary committee OF the Y. p.
J. G. e. OF the Christian church would be c
glad to receive donations of clothing food, ii
.tc., to be distributed among the needy at
christmas time. A basket will be provid- ;,
ID for the purpose at the vestry Sunday. =
The Magazine club will hold its annual
Meeting at O'Clock Saturday afternoon Al
It Mrs. Willard Gays. Ii is hoped that in
III the members will be present, as the d
Hub wishes then to choose its officers and
iecide upon the periodicals for the COM ~
ng year. a.
Constable w. c. Daniels of Woodbury. p
vas here few days rgo in pursuit OF one
Vim Rollins of that place, upon whom he ],
vas to serve papers notifying him to ap b
'ear at the probate office and give his rea W
ons why guardian should not be APP
'ointed for his family. A