Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-12

make all kinds OF mattresses at lowest
woes n p Il. uFhN, Rsidoipn.
senator PecK was Aolne OVef s1heHF'
Charles williams is repairing his house.
The w. C. r. U. meets with Mrs q, L.
/ Foilansbee Friday afternoon.
s. M. Porter has rcDtec farm in North.
6sld and fxDecls TO move there next
March.
The Eastern Star lodge will have an 10 ,
spection on Fiiday evening, cohaucte"
by Mrs. Stowell.
Mrs. Ellen Perham returned Wednes-
/ day from a visit - her CHILDREN IN ooutn
Ryegate and st. JohDsbnry.
Mrs. DR.. Leslie ana daughter OF Plain
field were in town the first OF the WEEK
visiting Mr.. Wilcox people and other
/ friends.
Mrs. Fannie Peck has been Obliged by
! illness to give up her school WORK LOT
4 few days, and Miss Leila Peck Is teaching
in her place.
Mrs. Inez Kibbee Durkee has gore 10
work for Mr.. Henry Tewksbury's pit ople,
who have recently removed to Burllng-
ton lrom'Randolph.
James Parmenter has purchased the
old blacksmith shop in North r .ndolph
and is fitting it up in expectation OF doing
| blacksmith work there this winter.
Mrs. Fannie Fullam has purchased Mrs.
/ Collins place in the village and Will move
in Immediately. Mrs. Collins expects TO
make her home with her daughter, MIS-.
Wilbur
Miss Nellie Fullam, who is teacher OF
school No. in the Kibbee neighborhood,
was at home sick last week and school
did not keep. She was able to resume her
duties on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peck were called
to Rutland last week By the II ness OF
their daughter, Mrs. Lyman. Mrs. Peck
will remain there for the present. ar
Peck has since returned TO Brookteld
and started on prolonged business trip.
School in Dist. No. closed Nov. 9th.
Pupils having no absent marks were Faye
Beard Lillian Carpenter, Hattie Churchill,
Bessie and Margie Panton, Eva ana Edna
Sargent, Merton Smith and Ray Wall
bridge. HARRIET MAs.N, Teacher.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
box sociable aud also an apron sale at
Union hall next week Saturday evening,
Nov. 21st. There Will be music, selee-
tions and Rotations. The "Seven Old
Maids" will also be presen.. All are cor
daily invited.
Henry Mason, who has been working
for Ho. ace Kib1ee and who came here
from Massachusetts during the hard
times to tind employment, likes so well
that he has decided to remain ana last
week sent for his wife and children. They
have moved into the little house next to
Mr.. KibDee's residence.
To the improvements which have been
made tbs season in the village is now
added the work which has recently been
accomplished near the parsonage, in re-
moving the old stone wall and grading
down the bank A view OF the road |
south is thus opened to those residing at
the upper end OF the village and the gen
eral appearance Of things rendered more
slightly.
The pouring rain of last Thursday |
made it impossible for the Ladies' Aid !
society OF tue Second church to have the |
birthday suciab BILE that evening as an.
nounced and the same was postponed |
until Friday evening. Though the west her |
was still dark and forbidding, large |
company came together and the program |
was carried out. The ladies have reason |
TO be pleased with the income OF the |
birthday bags, which amounted to nearly |
$40.