Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-27
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Miss Nettie Webster is on the sick list
Loren Mosher OF Sharon is here to-day
E. L. Bass went to New York yesterday
Mr.and Mrs.A.J. Curtis were in Windsor
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Pratt are spending ,
couple Of weeks in Burlington.
J.A. Fowler has returned from an ex
tended business trip in the West.
Miss Ethelynd Gould gives dramati,
recital in Roxbury next Tuesday night.
Miss Louise Densmore has gone to hel
home in Brownsville fora couple OF weeks
O.P. Winch, a custom house officer sta.
toned at st. Adams, was in town a few
days ago.
Franklin Salisbury, Robert Adams ant
Fred Fairbanks are with friends in Bos.
ton through the holidays.
John M. Brown is very sick at his home
on Fales street, his trouble being rheu.
matism and nervous prostration.
The s. T. A. r. club held Its annual re.
union In the Huntington studio last even.
ing. About dozen were present.
Mrs. Martin Tewksbury is just recover.
ing from quite severe illness. Her sis.
ter, Mrs. Campbell, returned to Goffstown
N. a., yesterday.
The Methodist social will be held with
Mrs. Carlton, at Mrs. Roswell Holbrook's
Thursday afternoon and evening, Janu-
airy End. All are cordially invited.
The ladies OF the Book club are request
ed to take the books belonging to the club
to the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. G. E.
Abbott, during the first week in January
Saturday evening, Miss Mary Mcintyre
home with dy.making, and Monday
evening, the same company congregated
at Miss Minnie Smiths.
William Wood, senior, has been very
sick, and is still confined to the house by
some kind OF spinal trouble. His chill.
drep and grandchildren assembled at his
home Christmas night for family reun-
ion.
A COW belonging to Mr.. r. T. Du Bots,
was tested about the 18th of last June by
Dr.. Rich OF burlington and pronounced
perfectly free from tuberculosis. Sunday
she died from some other disease; but
an autopsy was made, nevertheless, and ii
was found that she was very badly al
fected with tuberculosis.
The need OF night Waterman in this
village was made evident by the disgrace
full row at the depot Saturday night.
when party Of more or less intoxicated
individuals made merry there at late
hour and varied their entertainment by
pitching upon another man, who at
tempted to defend himself with pistol:
but as it was only half cooked, 1t was not
q particularly dangerous weapon and was
soon taken away from him. The night
operator was the only person on hand to
preserve order. He finally cleared the
crowd out OF the depot, but was unable
10 rescue their victim, whom they abused
cruelty. 1t is understood that The men
were not strangers or, happily, residents
of another town.
The Wdtchman, several weeks ago. sug-
yested the name OF Col. r. Kimball az
Randolph as delegate to Chicago. Col.
kimbalps manifest fitness for the place
was set forth, and has been recognized
and approved. His experience takes wide
tange. He has opportunities for inform
ing the Judgment and arriving at right
conclusions that Others less iavorably stu
ated 40 not possess. He is ardently de-
1oted TO vermont. He has the equipment,
'ne large acquaintance and the trained
Judgment that should enable him to do
EXCELLENT service for his state and the m.
Ion at st. Louis. Candidates are multi
dying, and there Is an abundance Of good
men. The choice between some OF them
viii be 9 delicate and difficult task
Montpelier Watchman].
A few Of the people here for Christ,nas
we're John Dubois, Charles Cushman, Guy |
pear, Sherman Moulton, Robert Mitch
II, Walter woodward and Leighton Abb |
..ott, from Dartmouth; Misses Allace
,hase and Eunice Denfson, from Smith |
ollege; Robert Morton, John Chase, Guy
.amson, Clarence Emery, Misses Mary
,ewksbury and Marion Mcintyre, from
]. Y. M; Miss Mary Mcintyre, from
bishop Hopkins Hall, Burlington; Eu-
enc Segar Of Concord, N. a.; MI. and |
irs. Clarence Moulton Of Montpelier, at
II. Justin Moulton's; DR.. and Mrs. g. A.
Wheeler OF White River Junction, A, lE.
'arleton Of Rutland, George Mann, Of
.uechee, Mr.. Ashley Of Boston, William
lam q northern New York, NATL Clark
! st. Adams; Fred and Harry Beedle of
IIeene, N. HE'D. Clifford Of Hanover, n.