Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-28


lodge with set OF dishes.
G w. Scarf of Burlington visited Ran
ooiph Grange Saturday evening and as
sisted in the literary program.
Mrs. S. b. Hale and daughte of Green
neld, Mass, are visiting Mis-. NJ.
. Church, Mrs. Hale's daughter.
A small party enjoyed select dance a
Grange hall Friday evening. Manches
ter's orchestra furnished music.
Ruth, daughter of N. M. Draper, fell OF
e.snowy Sidewalk last Thursday even.
ing and broke her right forearm.
Chadwick Bros. started their foundry
saturday, having repaired the damage
caused to their water wheel by high water.
Judge w. II. Nichols was in Chelsea
Thursday and in Williamstown Friday.
de reports The Chelsea .ail full OF prison
ers.
Miss Della Veyette has failed in the
millinery business at White River juno
ton and her goods have been sold at auc-
ton.
Mr.. Edwin Church OF Bethel Gilead has
been confined TO the house for some time,
suffering from a painful bunch on his
throat.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Cnristian church
met Thursday with Mrs. Micah Mann.
Maple sugar on snow was served by Mrs.
lamar Angel.
Fred p. Beedle OF Beedles orchestra Wis
TED his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii.
Beedle, over Sunday. He reports a sue
cessiul concert tour thus far.
Ell Bruce attended the funeral OF his
SON in-law. James Heath, at Gouldsville
Friday, death having resulted from the
accident he recently sustained.
On his return from the church dedica.
NJ IL
Baker, prominent Boston pastor, stopped
over Frioay with his friend, Rev. V. M. |
Hardy.
The Randolph Grange will visit the /
Brooktield Grange Feb. 18th and give the 4
OF the evening. The /
Brookheld Grange will reciprocate the
next week.
The Randolph Grange attends the Pc
mona Grange meeting at West Berlin
Wednesday, Feb. 10, and takes part in the
program. The local order received five
applications for membership Saturday
'vening.
George ID. Parker and wife of Troy.
Y. Y visited their sister, Mrs. G. L.
header, last week. Mr.. Parker was for
nerly Brookfield boy. He had not Wis !
ted this section before for some twenty. I
wo years.
Charles A. Beals and wife OF jamestown, /,
Y. D., visited at w. b. Wallis last week, !
Or. Beals is a representative of the lead
ng wholesale grocery concern OF Mime. :
polls. He went West from Bakersfield !,
ONE years ago. =
After an illness OF eleven days, Alfred >
}. Torrey, eldest son OF Mrs. Marian Tor q
sy, died at o'clock last Sunday morn \
*. Funeral services were held at his
tie home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. V. Nj. n
ardy officiating. The deceased was q
early thirty years of age. He was born :
pril Goth, 1867. Two brothers, Eugene y
I'D Frank. and one sister, Clara, survive q.
i'm. Mr.. Eugene Torrey, who Is in Ly- q
rs, N. Y, was unable to be present at the r.
neral. y,
A newspaper clipping says:-'Th the ia
hicago Day parade, in a coach drawn by d,
ur beautiful black borses, with footnan al
I'd driver, we're seated John A. Colby, OF
'ank Tobey, j. 5. Ford and MIR. Ives.
ley attracted great deal OF attention, or
ing the four oldest furniture dealers m
d manufacturers in Chicago" Mr.. p,
lby is brother in-law OF Mrs. Emily wi
eene and Mrs. Mary Bass OF Braintree co
d is well known here. He is at the mi
ad OF an immense furniture establish. cir
snt in Chicago, where he has been for ha
sr thirty years. gu
n an ice trot on Silver Lake, Barnard no
I week, n. p. Riford's Donberti won SIC
ond place. A Standard correspondent w
Is of the horse: "Donbert is an exceed wi
ely we'll bred horse, being by LANDER tea
}, he by Daniel Lambert, dam by Don adj
Ivana, lie by Hampton. This breeding sci
rood and Donbert shows il. Unlike wi
81 Lambcrts he is grand in size, is a are
ft-going PAGER and was universally adj p 9
red and was well handled by MIR. Bal ole
8. This being the first time Donbert hes
on the ice, his performance was first. are
vs." rep
{ tbe'annual meeting OF the West RAN iiii
phi Building company held at DIR. L. o. 80
nchard's office saturday evening, sixty nc ne
res out of the eighty were represented, ~,
the following named stock holders I'm
e elected directors for the year ensu- ~ +.
A. Il. Chandler, VIM. II. Dubois, w. III N /.
Wall, VIM. II. Nicnols and E.A Thorn
". +. Lanson was elected clerk The 10
ctors will meet this week ana elect ~
'ident and treasurer. Col. Kim bail de- ~
ed to serve longer as an officer OF the ~
pany. Resolutions we're unanimously ine
'ed by the stockholders thanking him - IA
his unselfish and untiring efforts I'm AS
llf OF the company since its organiza- Sg
}. A committee consisting of w. b 30 s ~
4, W. II. Dubois and Willard Gay was
)inted to arrange for the repayment to Who
Kimball of the money advanced by WI
to purchase the machinery at the III
en- mill, which matter was fully con- a,
red at the meeting. Bylaws were al AZ Rt
iopted. The