Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-14
Tunpridge.

Ben Tucker, who has been in Boston n
few weeks, returned here last week.
Harley Whitney OF West Lebanon was
visitor at York Whitney's last week.
Albert Whitney ard W. w. Parker go
to Nashua, N. H., this week for q short
stay.
James NJ. Whitney is said to be suffer
ing from blood poisoning, the result OF
burn.
Geo. Luce of South Boston, Mass, was
called here last week by the death of his
father, VIM. Luce.
Fred Hayward, who has spent week
with MIR. and Mrs. IL. X. Hayward, goes
to Concord, N. H this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Slack went TO
Milford, Mass, Friday. They have lately
purchased house in that place.
Ernest @. Goodale of Cambridgeport,
Mass. spent Sunday in town with his par
ents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Ora III. Goodale.
w. w. Parker of West Lebanon, N. H.,
was among the veterans who attended the
funeral of VIM. Luce last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Jones returned
here last week, after a short stay with
friends IN Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
The officers OF the Worlds fair society
have been instructed to prosecute all per-
sons no attempt TO run gambling devices
upon the fair grounds during the next eX-
hlbition OF the society.
The installation % the officers OF Whit
new post and w. X. &. held at q, A. R.hall
Saturday evening passed of very pleasant
ly. After the installation refreshments
were served in the w. r. G. hall.
Hon. J. w. Gordon and Richard Hoar OF
Barre, Hon. John II. Watson OF Bradford,
Hon. J. X. Darling Of Chelsea, Charles
~ u RnNulfnn aud Mfgg MaTUa-
ret Chestnut OF Burlington we're guests oil
@. II. Raymond last week.
A hearing in the suit Of Mrs. Minerva
Ordway vs. A.. n. King q Son before Hon.
John H. Watson OF Bradford occupied
large part OF the past week and will not be
finished before the last OF the present
week, probably. Miss Margaret Chestnut
OF Burlington is employed as stenographer.
Funeral services OF VIM. Luce were held
at the Cong'l church last Wednesday fore
noon Rev Henry NJ. Goddard of South
Royalton preached the funeral sermon;
The burial service OF the q. a. r. was held
al the church by Whitney post, of VIII ch
the deceased vas a member the day being
stormy. There were 30 veterans present
The pail hearers were James M. Jones,
Royal SanBorn, Elihu fuller and Andrew
j. Wills, who were members of Company
+ OF the % Vt, in y hich the deceased
served.
The annual election OF the Worlds fair
society was held at Raymond's Saturday
afternoon. The following Off GERS were
elected VIM. c. Dsnforth of Barnard,
presidents; Nath'l II Austin OF Tunbridge,
John p. Fish % Washington, vice presi
dents; Henry K. Hayward OF Tunbridge,
treasurer; Wallace w Swan OF North Tun
bridge, secretary; Chas. w. Smith OF Tun.
bridge, general superintendent; ID. G.
Jones OF So Reyalton, marshal; James NJ.
Whitney OF Tunhridge, ID. w. Bliss OF
Royalton, Luke Parish OF Randolph, ex-
ecutive committee; Elgin ID. Barnes OF
Chelsea, q o. Smith of Milliamstown, {.
l.. Udall OF West Hartford, A. Z. Sargent
of Brookteld, T.. A Kittredge OF Bethel,
Homer Vail OF pomiret, Arthur j. Hanson
OF Tunbridge, NJ. f. Preston OF Sharon,
John Waterman OF Royalton, +. 3. Fits
OF Vers hire, J X. Blaisdell of Thetford,N
Connnt of Randolph, d. Robinson OF
STAFFORD, John l.. Eastman of Washing
ton, W. l.. Gilman OF West Fairlee, {. w.
Graves OF Barnard, o. Z. Dickey OF Cor
NTH, directors. The next fair OF the So
cietv will be held Sept 2s, 20 and 30.