Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-07
Strahord.

STAFFORD.
Horace Gusha has moved back onto his
1 farm.
The week of prayer is to be observed
+ here.
viii e. Hazelton left Monday for Dean
/ Academy.
Nettie Webster is working for Mrs. Ger
/ trude Jordan.
George Titus returned TO Lebanon, N
! H., Saturday.
/ John L. UdaIl was in White River juno
/ ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Avery have returned
/ to Athol, Mass.
4 Ethel Haywood OF Post Mills spent the
/ holidays in town.
/ Charles Reynolds and wife came from
I Royalton Saturday.
/ Miss Martha Pierce returned from
Montpelier Thursday.
w. S. Bradbury has rented his village
residence to Henry Bragg.
Henry L. Bragg and family are spend
/ ing few days in Washington.
Harvey Hazelton came from Bethel
Thursday to spend New Years.
Miss Lidie Pixley arrived Thursday to
spend few days at her fathers.
Mrs. Cilley OF Newbury, N. H., spent
last eek with relatives in town.
The teachers are making preparations
for an exhibition at the close Of school.
F.F. Walker played in Bethel Thurs
day evening and in Rochester New Years
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Hyde and Curtis
Hyde and wife of Lebanon, n. H., spent
New Years in town.
Mr.. Bartlett OF Massachusetts, was in
town last week, buying cows, with the as
sistancs OF w. Fl. Chamberlin.
The money realized from the sale OF re.
freshments Christmas night is to be used
to purchase lamps for the church.
The reception at the parsonage Jan. LIST
was attended by 10 persons. The annual
report OF the church work was given by
the pastor.
Mrs Henry Cummings was the recip-
lent Of handsome Bible at Christmas,
presented by the ladies ia her Sunday
school class.
Bert Haywood and wife and Mr. Baggs
and a lady friend from Post Mills visited
at Hiram Hyde's last Friday and attended
the New Years ball.
Miss Anna Cummings addressed the
meeting at the CongI church Sunday
evening. Her theme. .was "Christ, the
Light OF the World
Hiram Hyde has bought the harness
business or Byron Berry and continues
the business at the same place. MIR.
Berry is engaged to assist him.
Tuesday afternoon the ladies OF the
Cong' church met TO make preparations
for box for The Armenian sufferers which
women OF Orange county propose to send
in February.
AT the New YEARS. hall at the town hall
40 couples were present, several coming
from a distance. Music was furnis hea
by Moore's orchestra. Supper was served
by w. II. ChambeTDn.
The school in the Clogston district,
taught by Miss Bertha Slack, which
closed Dec. 2ith, had one pupil, Ethel
Norton, VINO had no marks during the
school year OF twenty eight weeks. Vim
ton Norton had only one mark during
school mem bership,
Quite a number OF the musically-in-
elined friends OF Henry Morrill, were in
vited TO the house last week Tuesday even
ing and with singing, violin ana. banjo
music and little cancing enjoyed very
pleasant evening. Mrs. Clara with her
cakes and coffee made an excellent hostess.
Hope Council. No. 81, Jr. O. L. A. M,
elected the following officers at its regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening: c. L.
Emerson, councillor; Jed II. Kendall, vice
councillor; Hiram Hyde, past councillor;
r. Is. Hazelton, conductor; w. II. Collins,
warden; John Darling, chaplain; Henry
Fox, hpancial secretary; q. NJ. Morse,
treasurer; Ii. l.. Bragg, recording secre-
tary; NJ. II. Barrett. assistant recording
secretary; George Fox, inside sentinel;
John HaZelton, outside sentinel