Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-25
Randolph Continued.

Fred Curtis is learning dentistry with
his father.
f. G. winch and wife spent Sunday in
Mortified,
Burton Ayerili is in Newport, n H., for
a few days.
A son was born Tuesday 70 John Bar
clay and wife.
Mercury lowered about the zero point
yesterday morning.
w. F. Morse of Barre was very i'll with
pneumonia last week.
J.F. Lamson was in Rochester and Han.
cock Monday on business.
A daughter was born Saturday to Geo.
L. Bacon and wife of Braintree.
Leon d. Latham is assisting j. d. Deni-
son during The latter's indisposition.
Ned Buck and Hazen Presley are spend
ing Thanksgiving in Lebanon, N. n.
4 Widows pension has been granted to
Mary, widow OF Oliver Bero, of Braintree.
Mrs. e. jacques and daughter, Helen, of
st. Adams visited at F. w. Saults, Tues
day.
Clarence Grow ana Mrs. F. A. Holbrook
of New York visited their sister, Mrs l.
A. Russlow, last week.
Miss Evelyn Bennett has finished table
work at the Red Lion and gone to her
home in Bellows Falls. Mrs. Levi Need
ham succeeds her.
Mrs. Augusta Partridge, wife of George
Partridge OF San Francisco, died at her res.
idence ia that city Nov. Sth Mr.. Partridge
is native of the Center.
George Hutchinson of Braintree starts
Friday for an extensive southern trip,
taken for business and health, expecting
to be absent until spring.
Mrs. G. Il. Tewl1sbury is confined to her
room by illness at the hotel in White Riv-
er Junction, y here she stopped en- route
here to consult physician.
Temperance Day will be observed at the
Baptist church Sunday by appropriate
services. The theme of the PASTORS morn
ing discourse will be "a Plaything"
Frank Stevens was rendered a surprise
party Tuesday evening by his Sunday
school class. Mrs Stevens, bis mother,
goes next week TO Haverhill, Mass, to re
side.
Local talent has for some weeks been
preparing an entertainment for the bene-
lit OF the Green Mountain band, ana has
so far advanced as to warrant the an
nouncement of its presentation early in
December. Watch for dates in next weeks
issue.
H. P. Riford, with his stallion, Donbert,
INDUCED in a little brush with RIDERS
delivery team, driven by Ed. Whitney,
yesterday forenoon. At the corner Of
Main and School streets, Whitney, who
was ahead, stopped and Mr.. Riford collid-
ed with him, throwing his own horse. No
damage was done and not even any pic.
turesque languague resulted.
Next Sunday evening a union "temper-
ance rally" win De held at the Christian
church, beginning at 80 O'Clock The
exercises will consist of short addresses
by the pastors of the different churches.
papers and Rotations, solo, duets, quar-
tets and chorus singing. The W. c. n
u, the Good Templars and the Junior
Templars will attend in a body and are
requested to wear their badges. Every
body welcome.
About every village in Vermont sendsto
New York or Boston merchants annually
sum of money which, il spent among
local dealers, would not only encourage
them, but would add to the prosperity of
the community. Il all advocates of home
protection would apply the principle they
maintain to the home market, tue flow OF |
funds for holiday goods especially would |
cease. Boston or New York might be I
losers, but your dealers. those who helm 1
pay taxes, keep up churches and schools 1
in each community, would be gamers. In I
any one village or town mutual depend /
ence exists. Local patronage must sup-
port local enterprise of any character, or I
II will go down. Bear these things in 1
mind when you are ready TO buy winter 4
outfits or presents for the holidays. Ones 1
first duty lies to those about him in bust I
ness as well as in moral duty w hite I
River Junction Landmark.