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


his parents this week.
Walter Durkee returned to Fort Ed.
ward, n. y, Thursday.
Mr.. Cove and wife are visiting Mrs.
| Gove's mother and sister.
The annual meeting OF the fire district
! will be held Monday evening.
! Mrs. Wynn Rogers and daughter re-
turned TO Hardwick Saturday.
| Miss Mary Rankin of Georgia is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. 5. NJ. Pike.
| News was received here last week that
| Hiram Rogers was seriously i'll.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hinekley spent Christmas at
Mrs h. T. Lyman's in Royalton.
Lucian Parkhurst of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting friends here for few days.
| The annual meeting of the Cong church
society will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Will Whitney and brother OF Fitchburg,
| Mass, are at their home during the holi-
| days.
| The Cong'l church society is to hold its
annual roll call and banquet Friday after.
noon.
Henry Dyke had a finger amputated last
| Thursday,it having been crushed in feed
cutter.
The Junior Epworth League is to hold
social at the M. f.. parsonage Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ida Eaton will meet ber class in
drawing at the Graded school building
Jan. 4th.
George Bi2by and Arthur Faneuf Of
Exeter, n H., are visiting friends mere
this week.
Charles Flint suspended payment last
Wednesday and his store was closed by
his creditors
c. Z. Hood, a late resident here, has
bought farm in East Brookfield and Is
to locate there.
Beedle's orchestra is to give a musical
entertainment at the Congl church Sat-
urday, Jan. Sth.
Prof. Kibby and wife of Worcester,
Mass, are spending. the holidays with Mr.
and MRS. &. Dodge.
Mrs Kate Cham berlin Cove and friend
Of Brooklyn, n. ", are guests OF Miss
Alice Lamb this week.
w. Il. Martin and daughter, Mrs. Erva
Sargent, are visiting friends al Bridge
port, Conn, this week.
Miss l.. A. Hatch is visiting her home
in STAFFORD and Miss Jennie Godfrey IN
Randolph curing the vacation.
Miss Mabel Blake OF Greenfield, Mass,
daug hter of Eugene Blake, Is visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Bradstreet and Mrs. Daggett.
MIR. and Mrs. Will M. Allen OF Bethel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Morse and
daug hteT spent Christmas at Wright AL
lens.
VIM. Smith lost his farm horse last
week. IL was suffering from an injury
caused by stepping on nail and he had
it killed.
Ezekiel Drew OF Barre visited his broth
er. .. c. Drew, Friday, after attending
the funeral of mis- brother, Royal Drew, OF
runbridge.
j, A. Schontag is quite i'll with a throat
trouble. DR. Scott OF Randolph was called
to see him and found an abscess forming
in his throat.
The Art and Industrial exchange will |
hold its annual meeting for the election
of officers Wednesday evening, Jan. ., |
with Mrs. e. J. Fish.
Prof. H. g. Greene and wife of Tilton, |
N H., are visiting his parents on Broad /
Brook during the holidays. Mr.. Greene /
is principal of school In Tilton.
Good Templars' lodge has been /
formed here with So members. They are |
making arrangements for a ball. they /
have pledges for membership of from 20 |
to 100.
There is notice in the warning OF the |
Cohg'I church and society organizations
TO take action upon the consolidation OF
the two organizations at their meeting |
Friday.
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton of Wilton, n. /
a., and Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Page of |
Bethel visited ). Z. Drew last week. Mrs. 1
Dutton came to attend the funeral of her 1
uncle, Royal Drew.
Miss Alice Lamb went to Brooklyn, n.
V last Wednesday to remain during the /
winter. She accompanied her friend, Mrs.
Kate Glove. who mas been ner guest dur /
ing Christmas week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist So
ciefv will hold its annual meeting for the /
election of officers and the transaction OF
other business at the residence OF MISS
ION Adams Thursday afternoon, Jan. 9th.
Rixbv post, Relief corps and Sons OF |
veterans will hold a joint installation l
Saturday evening at tine Relief corps hall. /
There will be a banquet at the close OF the /
eYercises. An membe are requested to
be present.
a Sunday night mail service has been
ssta bIished at this postof1ce Mail re-
,si,,sd or tne office up to 9 p. m, will be
to-',-ar5sd on the night mail. There are /
now no 10 changes of mail during the "a
hours.
,rha .wo church societies held their
,-,-ie.,,,ss exercises the same evening /
tbis wear for the first time. he ssistcss wees
ar MORN churches were wen attebueu. e. " in
The evcention OF some OF the music, the
s1-ercises were rendered oy the ehiloren.
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