Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

Braintree.
A CARD We desire to sincerely thank
our neighbors and friends who so kindly
sympathized with and assisted us during
the sickness and death OF our beloved
mother, Mrs. G. M. Hayford.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. H. LOOMS.
Mrs. w. B. Hebard visited her sisters in
Randolph last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. LOOMS have returned
from Cary's Mills, N. X.
George Davenport has bought out VIM.
Hunt on the Gooch place.
Walter Archer spent last week in Bur-
lington, visiting his uncle, Mr.. Cady.
Miss Belle Thayer, who has been caring
for an aunt In Randolph, has returned
home.
Leonard Hutchinson, an employe in the
depot at Barre, spent Sunday with his
parents.
May Hall Is at home from Northfeld,
where she has been employed in canning
factory.
Dwight Fisher and Blanche Clough have
been on the sick list but are now conva-
lescent.
Mrs. Mary Drury OF Randolph Is spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. Ira
Harwood.
Annis B. Baldwin, who was reported
sick last week, is still under the care OF
DR.. Stewart.
Miss Name Hutchinson started Monday
for Boston, W here she is to spend the win
ter WITH her brother
Miss Carrie Sault closed her school
Wednesday for four days. vacation, the
nil for torn, haoi uniuU naa q
The scholars who attend the Graded
school at Randolph are to spend their
Thanksgiving recess at home.
Hubert and Alice Snow have been
spending few days in Bellows Falls, Wis
iting their uncle, Duran Snow.
Leonard K. Fisher, who was kicked on
the leg by horse and has since caught
cold in 1t, is confined to the house.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman and Miss May
Godfrey spent day last week in South
Royalton, visiting the village schools.
J. B.Hutchinson and F. Washburn have
been on an extended carriage drive
through the northern part OF Windsor
county.
zeno Page has finished work for the
Moulton Bros. OF Randolph and has
moved his family onto his farm recently
purchased OF Geo. Lawrence.
F. L.Thresher and wife have taken thei
daughter, Myrtle, to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, to have an opera
ton performed upon her eyes.
Rev. g. W. Morrow Of Randolph will |
deliver his lecture, ellie and Career OF
Abraham Lincoln" at the church in |
Monday evening, Dec. I'd. |
Come one and all and hear Mr.. Morrow's |
new lecture.
At the meeting Of the Snowsyille Public |
Library association TO be held on Mon |
day afternoon, Dec. Q, 1t is desired that all |
be present as there is proposed |
to the by laws to BIZ acted up |
on at that meeting.
Saturday evening, Nov. 80, Snowsville |
grange Will hold meeting and at6 O'Clock |
The doors will be open to the public. Id.
Williams OF Randolph will tell what be
saw and heard while attending the sol.
diers' encampment at Louisville, KY. All |
are cordially invited.
The oldest person in town, Mrs. Betsey |
Martin, died at her home with her daugh-
ter. law, Mrs. Lousia Martin, Sunday.
Nov. 24d, aged 80 years, month and 20
days. Mrs. Martin was resident OF RAN
tolph from childhood until 1853, when
IBID became an inhabitant OF Braintree. |
She was q member OF the Christian church
In Randolph, from which she obtained 3
letter to the East Braintree and West
Congl church at its organize
lion. She was respected and loved by all |
knew her. Her interest In and care
Tor others, which were strong traits In her |
remained the same while life
lasted.