Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

Miss Alma Adams is teaching in Yer
snre again this term.
Willard Moore OF Montpelier is visiting
his father, n. G. Moore.
Geo. l. Stow has added a new storm
door to the front of his house.
Fred Waldo and wife went to Randolph
wednesday to attend the funeral of his
brothers wife.
Mrs. Mary E. Burnham left Monday
10 a three weeks visit TO friends in Boston
and Providence.
Sadie Sleeper has returned home from
John Iracy's where she has been living,
ana is attending school.
Miss Ida Pixley OF STAFFORD is visiting
NJ Mrs. Andrus' ana Miss Mary Nelson of
Tun bridge at n. g Moore's.
Miss Eunie Noyes is working for H. o.
3lXby through the holidays and Miss
Minnie Whitney for f. T.. Hood.
Miss Maude Merrill is sick and not able
TO attend to her postofiice duties this
week and Mrs. Barnes is taking her place.
Mrs. l.. A. Braman, who has been car
lug for w. f. Davis house during his alb
sence, is sick and has gone to the home of
her son, Fred Braman.
John NJ. Atwood, travelling salesman
for Mills & Averili, 81. Louis, Mo-, aud
he Sawyer Woollen Co. of Dover, N. h.,
Is visiting his father, j. B. Atwood
The drama by the young people last
week was a success, the participants doing
surprisingly well for their first appearance
later.
While driving Saturday afternoon Her
bert kings5urg was thrown from the
wagon aud quite badly hurt. The accident
was caused oy the shafts Of the wagon
dropping.
II. +. Mosher has again been repairing
his house, this time building an addition
OF new kitchen 15x22 feet. with all the
modern improvements. Henry is bound
to have good buildings If he don't lay up
cent.
This fall seems TO have been a great sea.
son Tor COons. Albert Bradshaw and Ell
mer Flanders have killed over fifty, the
heaviest one weighing p pounds. Francis
Laird has captured II, the best one weigh
ing y pounds
The last man to reach home from the
Worlds Fair at TunCridge was Almon
Keith of Barre. He was discharged from
jail Saturday where he had been held
since the fair to disclose where he got his
lubricating element.
Mrs Caroline Burgess, wife OF the late
Etlhu Hyde, died Dec 9th OF pneumonia
after a short il ness. The funeral was from
her late home Saturday afternoon, Rev. b.
h. Sherman officiating. She leaves three
childTen-Mrs W. f. Hood, Mrs. w. q.
Hatch and Eliza Burgess, all OF this town.
Mrs. Sarah Gustin, who recently sus-
tanned an injury, has been removed to
Cambridge, Mass, to the home OF her
cousin, Mrs. Fannie Lincoln Cranes, who
IS a trained nurse, for care until her recov-
cry. Mrs. CRANES came for her Friday,
accompanied by DR.. Henshaw OF Cam.
bridge.
The following is the report Of the Orange
County Creamery company for the month
of November; Milk received, 173, I22 lbs.
butter made from same or equivalent OF
milk and cream sold, 8 S14 pounds; re.
ceived for butter, deducting freight and
commission, =, 127 i3; running expenses,
1918 81; paid patrons, pc.
We had been misinformed last week
when we said there were to be no Christi
mas exercises at either church, for there is
to be Christmas tree at the Methodist
church Saturday evening, the % b the eX
ereises beginning 81 $3.50 p. m. There will
be the usual program by the children, fol
lowed by the distribution OF presents. All
are ordially invited.