Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-10
West Randolph Concluded

Miss Edith Abbott has finished her
school in Sharon and is now at home.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian church
meets with Mrs. Avery Wheeler this
| Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Hayes is in Warren with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. #. A. Carpenter, who
was SO badly injured last week.
The ladies OF the Methodist church real
lied the sum of ten dollars from their oys-
ter supper last Thursday night.
Mrs. c. Z. Abbott, who was called to
Aetna, N. H., last week by the death of
her sister, reached home Tuesday.
Beulah Chapter, No. 10, o. E. g., has its
installation of officers this Thursday
evening, and large attendance is desired.
Hon. v. l. Spear and Mr.. E. L. Bass are
in White River Junction to-day, attend
ing the annual meeting OF the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers association.
| A dozen or more OF the young people
enjoyed sleigh ride Tuesday evening to
the home OF Miss Anna Nichols in Brain
tree, where a delightful evening was
passed.
DR.. III. E. Packer OF Barre was down
Friday to act as counsel with DR.. M. l..
Scott in the case Of Mrs Herbert Salisbury,
who still continues very i'll but is thought
by her attendants to be in somewhat
more comfortable condition.
The finest pair of oxen that have been
seen in many long day, were shipped
from here Monday. They were raised by
II. II. Martin of Williamstown and
weighed 1850 pounds. One hundred
sheep were also sent to the Boston market
by Messrs. L. P. and s. M. Flint.
Monday, e. l.. Williams started away
on business trip to Boston; Miss Mamie
Crandall returned to Burlington; Mrs.
Charles Flint and baby daughter, to St.
Adams, and w. p. Abbott, to his duties as
principal OF the graded school at the
junction.
The schedule OF prices for stamped en-
velopes in 1895, just received at the post
Office, shows but small reduction in the
prices demanded for these envelopes in
1894, and the people who have been wait
ing for the new schedule to arrive before
buying a package will be grievously dis
appointed at saving only ten cents on
every five hundred.
Henry Seymour of Mortified, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Dunbar OF Barre, Mrs. Samuel
Presley OF Lebanon, N. H., and her sister,
Mrs. Ned Alexander, Miss Marcia Palmer
of Lebanon Center, II. G. Cole OF Boston,
State Superintendent Stone of Montpelier,
and j. O. Sanford OF Stamford, a member |
OF the State Board Of Agriculture, and the
guest Of Hon. V. l. Spear, were among the
recent arrivals.
The appointive officers Of the lodge OF
Odd Fellows are: warden, F. w. Allen;
j. B. Adams; right supporter
to noble grand, Willard Gay; left sup
porter to noble grand, 0. R. Greene; right
scene supporter, F. E. Amsden; left scene
j. d. Fiske; inside guardian,
W. M. Davis; outside guardian, N. w.
McCollom; right supporter to vice grand,
F. e. Copeland; left supporter to vice
grand, w. +. Barnes; chaplain, Rev. G. F.
Partridge OF the Center.
The old Cottage hotel lot, or the vacant
space between DR.. r. G. Morton's resi-
1ence and the Thurston block, has been
divided equally, as far as ownership goes,
among the three to whom it belongs
Dr.. II. III. Mcintyre, j. H. Lamson and
DR.. r. G. Morton. A building will prob
IDLY be erected on that lot the coming
summer; the lower floor to be occupied
~ the Randolph Savings bank and the
business Of j. H. Lamson, and
he second story by offices.