Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
CticlseJ Home News.
c. S. EnnnY, Local Editor.

c. 5. EMERY, Local Editor.
a family Christmas tree at j. A. R. Cor
wins Ra- omitted from last weeks list.
Mrs Warrington Of Thetford is caring
fer her sister, Mrs. Mary b. Gale, who il
party ot young people from Washing
ton ere in town Monday for a sleigh
rise.
TIE Chelsea Cornet band will give q
concer. an. promenade at Hotel hall next
MONDAY e.eping.
! state Auditor Franklin ID. Hale OF Lun-
enburs Was in town one day last week.
] settling NTH County Clerk Hebard.
4 At the creamery meeting held Tuesday
I p.lnls,the following directors were elected :
I ~. r townsend, john A. Stanley, I. e.
/ " aico, a. ". Whitley and VIM. Robbins.
slr Howard, the Snowman, is still
seriously III at the hotel, requiring con-
stahs attention, DAY and night, as the re-
suit VI a fall received two weeks ago last
Monday.
Miss Lizzie Dyke, who for some years
had maze her nome at Capt. W. Il. H.
Hairs, WAS recently married to Mr.. Bow
en- vi Lisbon, n. H., TO which place she
.ad gone ~ reside.
Hiss Belle A. Densmore was married
at Hartford, VI, Dec. 25tb, to Mr.. V. /.
Moore OF thaI place. They were recently
IA town Tor a short visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. a. Dehsmore, Mrs. Moore's parents.
At the Yonng Peoples meeting at the
COugig eharrh, Dec. 18th, the following
committee vas chosen for the present
quarter: Edna Robbins, y. j. Bugbee,
ho3ert Lyon, Lillian 81. Wells and Maud
3. Alatc4h.
Almon T. Dexter, while coming down
The s.faiiJrG road Tuesday in a single
s-egt ,yas oyertaEen by pair Of runa-
way hOf es attached TO a double sled
and 1=long .ng 10 Mr.. Royce. The team
passeQ completely over him, bruising hun
very seriously. The extent of his Injuries
is uot ye. apparent, but it Is feared that
he r iatall} nurt.
Gen. Chas. X. Darling returned to Bos-
toa, saturday morning, after spending a
Week a1tn bis father, }. X. Da4iing, Esq.
CaAfsla has been in Massachusetts but
comparatively short time, but during that
period has, by his INDUSTRY and ability had
a grONth seldom Witnessed lie IS at pres
eni q member 81 the school board of his
Adopted city, FitchDurg, major in the
massachusetts militia, adjutant general
oil the sons Of Veterans OF the United
States, with headquarters at the American
House, Boston, aud member OF an inn
pOrian- commission, composed OF such
men as Gen. i)aiton and others, entrusted
altn the revision OF the militia laws OF
The state. He Is also pursuing a course Of I
study al inc Boston University Law
school
Mrs. Maria K. Coburn, widow Of the
late George Coburn, died Dee. 18th, at he 4
home of her daughter, Mrs. l.. III. Bohon- 4
ON, from cancer of the stomach. The fu- I
ia. inc Mt qlRVEn a -
cock OH Wednesday, Rev. y. 3. sherman /
officiating. Mrs. Coburn had been in
poor health for numoer 81 years and had 4
received he kindest and most constant at
tcnuon Of her daughters.
A fair sized audience attended the meet
ing At the NJ. +. church, Friday evening,
which as addressed by w. A. Lord ana
h. "A. Mutt Of Montpelier. Both OF these
gentlemen spoke OF the results OF the kee-
les treatment in a very entertaining and
manner, and those who listen
% TO them must have lutte doubt left as
10 its efficacy. They proved, beyond
question, its ability to rid people OF the
appetite, out explained the fact that some
Nno nave graduated have again acquired
he ha0it, from the fact that brains can
not be injected into a mans arm. Those
y no did not attend lost rare opportunity
10 learn the merits Of the gold cure.
bich lIdNg icil DdtAEhul CAcAlhB Ati
Boston, where he is TO enter the Bryant *
stratton Business college. Dick has al
-eady developed good business talent,
ind we predict that the instruction given
II this school will not "fail in stony
places
Good skating at the shoe factory dam
he past week has been the cause for much
'ejoicing among the youngsters.
James Hosking and son of West Fairlee
listed at +. J. Titus last week.
John Stanton died at his home Sunday
iiternoon, aged SO years. The funeral
vas attended Tuesday by Rev. III. F. For
est and was from the house. Mr. STAN
on had long been troubled with heart
disease, which led to disease Of the lungs, {
he immediate cause of his death.
The Week OF Prayer will be observed by
lnion meetings, commencing Sunday,
an. 9TH.
Alonzo Noyes has charge vf the South
soyalton stage, owing to the sickness of
10Th Mr.. Burn ham and Harry Bryant.
The officers of Camp No. rs, S. of ", are
o be installed at their rooms Wednesday S
vening of this week. All old soldiers are {
invited to be present. I
Did you know that all OF the best bust
less men carry life insurance? Come in, !,
ct nice calendar and have your life in !
ured in the Mutual Life, the largest and
company in the world. !
c. S. EMERY.
We sincerely thank all neighbors and
riends for their help and sympathy in /
ur recent sad bereavement; also the sing /
RS, for their kindness, and all of those \
tho contributed flowers, which were I
lany. o
KATIE A. EDWARDS AND RELATIVES. v
We take this opportunity to thank the t
riends and neighbors who so kindly as n
sted us and sympathized with us in the p
ecent death of our mother. q
Miss EFFIE NJ. CoBURN, Mr.. AND MRS. 5
j. II. BoHoNoN.
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