Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-30

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! has the croup?n II give uer dose of
! Maxhamis balm aud cure her at ence."
LAST paper OF the year. Renew AT
| once.
Mrs. D. w. Bliss is quite seriously i'll,
! Walter Goss of Chelsea was in town the
\ first of the week.
c. w. spaulding is still confined to his
/ house with sickness.
| G. d. Sampson was at ). w. BarroWs'
the first of the week.
c. w. Marston is with Mrs. MaTston at
/ Quincy, n. H., this wetk.
viii c. Rogers is visiting his father, E.
| c. Rogers, at Middlebury.
Asa Adams and wife OF Barnard spent
Christmas with +. b. Markham.
John Sargent OF Ludlow was the guest
OF w. B. c. Stickney Christmas.
Miss Emma Claiiin is attending the
poultry show at Barre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Graham Of Barre
were at A. J. Graham's last Friday.
There was a Shaw family reunion at the
home Of w. u. Shaw Christmas day.
A. A. Brooks has been confined the past
two weeks TO his house with sickness.
Chas Osgood and Burney Osgood came
home from Exeter, n. H., for Christmas.
Miss Helen Southworth OF South Royal
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. II. Paige.
Lawyer w. II. Bliss OF Middlebury
spent sunday with his brother, ID. w.
| bliss.
Mrs. Kate Wheeler Perley OF Bellows
Falls is visiting her mother, Mrs. +. N.
Smith.
Miss Annie Moreland OF East Waipole,
80 rt4fff inn har utEfa Iah
Kim ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barrows enter
tanned a party OF their neighbors on
Christmas DAY.
The many friends of Chas w. Bliss will
be panied to learn Of his serious illness OF
a kidney trouble.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church meets
Thursday afternoon and evening Of this
" eek at the rectory.
John Hosmer, wife and daughter OF
Lebanon, \. H., visited at w, C.. Waldo's
the first OF the week.
George Stockwell OF Rochester was the
guest OF his brother, *. p. StocEwell,
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Holden Hatch spent Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. ID. q. Reming
ton, at Newport, n. IL.
The White River National bank will he
closed for business next Saturday, Jan.
LIST, a. IL is legal holiday.
George Chase OF Goddar,, seminary has
been visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. X.
NJ. Chase, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Drew OF South
Royalton spent Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. II. Il. Paige.
Walter Lewis, student in Harvard
uniyersit y, Is spending the holidays vita
his aunt, Mrs. j. j. W ilsoR.
The Arcadian Literary club met with
Mrs. w. l.. Fish last Monday evening ana
one new member was initiated.
c. 5. Davis has taken large lumber
contract OF w IA. Edmunds at the mo
Tosnn wood lot of Mr.. Edmunds.
1t is reported that a married resident
living on the Barnard road has left town
with the young daughter OF neig hbor.
Miss Gladys Clough, who is attending
the pubic schools at Burlington, is with
her father, DR.. L. W. Cough, toz the holi-
days.
The regular meeting OF the Grange will
be held next Monday evening, Jan. 30,
when the officers Tor the coming year will
be installed.
Elmer Pond has returned from the
west and is spending tue accommodations
of the years spent there ia p.oviding a
home for his father.
There will be an old and young folks
dance at the Bascom House hail Ia iuay
evening, Dec. 3lst. This is be annual ne.
union Of the boys
Rev. E. A Reed OF Pittsfsld, Me, has
acc opted call to the pastorIte Of the
Uaiversalist church and will begin his
duties January lst, 1875.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rourke OF Somer-
willie, Mass aud two children spent
4 NTH ND d.
O'CJnnsil, parents OF aus. Rourke.
There ere unclaimed letters at Bethe
postoflice addressed to Mr.. l.. p. h iggs,
Mr.. Edwin Glars, Mrs. Florence GRIM, ;,
Mrs. Sidney Powers, Mrs. stella smith,
Miss Mabel WoodWorth and Mr.. Lynn
Young.
News has been received of the death al
Salem. Mass, OF Mrs. c. G. Ainsworth,
whose hus Jand was a native OF this toSn
and for many years a resident. Mrs.
Ainsw rth had beer long sufferer from
sickness
Miss Elizabeth CIeamer is at home for
the holidays from the convent OF the
Sacred Heart at Montreal. Mrs Creamer
entertained party of thirty young peo-
pie in her honor Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Joseph L. Moore (''our JOe'') left town
last Thursday Tor Claremont, n. H..
" here he was married the 29th. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Moore have bought a millinery es-
Enlistment at Clafemont, where they will
reside. Joe leaves a host - friends in
Beth !, no wish him Wen in his new
home.
There was an extensive fire at Windsor
Monday morning. Bethel can congratu-
ate ssif on q seeming immunity fro
me n he past, but its turn must surely
Cme and IL is the duty OF ell residents 10
he constantly on their guard, not only
watch their fiues and to keep ashes in
safe places, ut also that whatever sppli-
snces they may have for fighting fire may
be in good working order and ready for
use. II has lately cone to our notice that
in one shed were stored eight cheese
boxes filled with WOOD ashes. This was
very dangerous and would have vitiRtsd
the insurance in case OF IRE.
The L. V. NJ. Glee, Banjo snd Mando-
lin clubs will give an entertainment in 4
the town hall under the suspices OF the
ladies Of the Congregational church Mon
nnE Ian Tickets will -