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


wear and hosiery at Nellie ). Ellis's.
Look at those % cent fleece Jersey vests.
Ladies' stylish hats at reasonable prices
I Merton Dickinson has been very ill.
F. L. Herrick is in Boston this week.
GID. Spaulding was in Mortified Mon
day.
! X. H. Gribben was in Mortified Satur.
day.
Myra Butterfeld was in Montpelier
Monday.
! Mrs. DR.. Fletcher was in Mortified
Monday.
J. Flint was in Montpelier and Barre
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Marsh is visiting at Homer
Van Deusen's.
Mrs. Susan Way has returned to her
home in Barre.
VIM. Brown was a guest at Patrick
O'Grady's Saturday.
Judge Stanton and Miss Jessie were in
b Burlington Saturday.
Homer Van Deusen was in Barre the
greater part of last week.
Miss Flora Brigham has finished her
school north Of the village.
Fred Wetmore and wife OF Bethel spent
a few days in town last week.
Belle Wynn OF Bethel is spending some
time with Miss None OGrady.
Robert Dickinson and family OF East
Granville were in town recently.
X. H. Gribben was home from his wo k
in Montpelier from Saturday till Tuesday.
Wilson Averill and daughter, Anna we've
in town Monday on their way to the CAPT.
tai.
Geo. Goss was quite badly hurt last week
by being the victim OF an evening bicycle
ride.
Miss Ada Nichols returned from pro-
longed visit in Barre and Montpelier Sat
uruay.
2 $. stanton, wife and daughter were
In Montpelier on visit TO the Legislature
tuesday.
The school reading club met twice last
week, once at the parsonage and once at
A. Wheeler's.
James o Brien went to Montpelier Mon
day night TO attend Republican ratitica-
ton meeting.
Myra Butterfield has returned from her
scnool in Warren. she will return for
the winter term.
Rev. MIR. Currier OF Woodsville, N. H.,
preached at tins Union church Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Downey.
W. b. Hatch, general purchasing agent
for the Z. V. h. r., was in town Friday,
negotiating with Flint d Van Deusen Tor
lumber.
Mrs. Laura Cuthbert OF Warren was here
Friday on her way home from a visit in
springvale and So. Berwick, Me-, and En-
field, n. II.
Geo. A. Tilden has been appointed adj
OF the estate OF the late A. n.
Tilden, with Geo. Young ana u. ID. 5pAIu-
ing as commissioners.
Geo. French has rented his farm to
Clark Flint and has moved his family in
to the house on Judge CIRCUITS hill iaTm,
He will work for Chas. Burnham.
Mrs. Ida Eddy OF St.Albans was in town
last week but returned on MONDAY taking
with her her two children, Roy and Ethel,
who have been here for some time.
The Summit Whist club met at w. ID.
Fits Saturday night, Mr.. Fielder Wiley
and Mrs. Clayton circuit being the star
players of the evening. The tables are
now filled.
ters at the postotfice: Charlie Bowman,
Geo. A. Gusnee, Carlo NJ. Gherard, Mrs.
Brine Jeneston, Mrs. Stella Liberty and
Emily A. Pratt.
The fiume in Herrick's mill burst dur-si
ing the heavy rams last Thursday, caus-
ing a damage of about s25. The ground
rom the olo mill t. the watch factory was
undermined.
ID. L. Nichols, J. q. Flint, Ed Burnham |
md ID. Howe have entered the lists as can
lidstes for the position OF postmaster
y hen Mckinley snail reign and the DEM
Dcrats take a back seat.
Mrs. Tilden, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. George
Rows, Mrs. +. e. Fletcher, Mrs. Nellie HI
IL Int oil ha ha
gar and fair OF the Universalist church at
Sortbfield Friday evening and report
pie asant time.
The village school closed Friday. Those I
having no marks were Leah Van Deusen
md Clarence Roys. The scholars present
I'd the teacher with an oak writing desk
ind two pictures. Miss Atkins has re-
urned TO her home in Cabot. she has de-
,ided not TO return for the winter term.
The picture social at II. A. L. Richard
on's wednesday evening was decided
uccess, about 25 being present. The prize
or guessing the most pictures was won
~ MRS. DIR. Fletcher. A poem, composed
~ Mrs. L. w. 0rcutt, was read, in which
me merits OF the originals OF the pictures
we're freely commented upon. refresh
nents Of popcorn and grapes were served.
The following officers were installed by
he 1. o. q. Il. tuesday, night: Z. L., Harry
)ensmoor; V. T., Ethel Richardson; Pc.
T., Bessie Wiley; NJ, Pearl Flint; ID. NJ
Matte Densmoor; Sec, Geo. Edwards;
\. s., Claud Roys; Chap, +. +. Cram; r.
s., Ralph Densmoor; Treas, RAMA Flint;
j., Luna Worcester; s., Leon Roys. The
odge mas decided TO try the competitive
ystem again and has CHOSEN Ralph Dens-
moor ana Ethel Richardson as Captains.
"Excuse me-" observed the man in spec
acles, "but l am surgeon, and that Is
lot where the liver is" "Never you mind
. here his liver is - returted the other. "If