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

PSiier over sunday.
Prof. f. X. Graves of South RoyaIton
was In town Monday.
:, Miss lisa Lamson is at home from Bur-
llhgton for two weeks.
Mrs. w A. Scott has gone to Hartford
ior stay OF some time.
Asa Hebard of White River Junction
was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. SauIt spent Saturday
ana sunday at st. Adams.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church was held last evening.
DR.. Lewis has gone to Richford to at
tehu 10 some veterinary work.
Ruth Sanborn was the guest OF Stella
morse for few days the Iast week.
l.. b. johnson and family attended a
family reunion at Gouldsville Christmas.
Miss Lora Hutchinson has finished her
slsth season as milliDer in the Bell store.
Prof. W. 2. Abbott of Proctor is spend
ing his vacation here and in BrooKfie
DIR. g. W. Scott was called to Chelsea
saturday TO perform surgical operation.
l.. S. Jones, wife, son and daughter OF
SWanton are visiting at A. NJ. Hubbard's
Mrs. Mabel Ricketts, succeeds Miss Alice
herrlck as teacher at ''Coln4cucut Cor
Ders."
Dewitt c. Webb and Miss Florence
BROOKS OF Boston nave been at home re-
Gently.
Miss Maud Hebard returned to Lunen-
burg, Mass, Monday, after a weeks visit
al home.
The third Rebekah whist party will he
held tomorrow New YEARS. eyel at Ed
sons hall.
Henry Pope and Miss Maietta Clark
EDeET christmas al N igg DlurLy'g n
Moretown.
Mrs. c. X. Granger last week visited in
Barre few days, the guest of her son,
Carroll Granger.
Lora A. Clark OF Moretown is visiting
her sister, Majetta NJ. CLARK, THIS week at
q. W. MorroNs.
Frank G. Seymour, wife and daughter Of
New Haven, Conn.,, are spending month
or so hereabouts.
j. w. Gabrielle is one of the appointive
officers OF Mt. Sinai Temple, A. A. o.,
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
Harvey T. Martin OF Middlesex attended
reunion OF the Martin family held in
Rochester Hollow Christmas day.
Agar b. Carleton, city editor OF the
Rutland Herald visited his sister, Mrs.
John F. Hobart, Friday and Saturday
Mrs. G. w. Morrow and sister, Miss Mae
Whitmore, went Monday to WATERFOWL,
n. y, for two weeks visit TO their uncle.
Mrs. A. A. Smith left Monday for
Florida, where she will spend about three
months visiting hec sons, Parker aud
Walter.
Misses Kate Connolly OF Montpelier and
Harriet ANGEL OF 81. Johnsbury, compos
itors, we're at home over Saturday and
Sunday.
A. &. Holman Of st. Adams ol Jan. 1st
finishes work for +. b. Morton an goes
on the road TOR a Rochester, \. y. cloth
ing house.
Charles Rockwell OF Clarcmont, N. b,
and Miss Addie GreenouRh OF w hie River
junction visited AZ Eli SauIt's saturday
and Sunday.
c. q. Dubois of Chicago was at hone
Christmas. de vent from here to NeS
York where he will remain several weeks,
before returning West.
The G. A. r., W. X. c. and S. OF V. will
have joint installation Of officers next
Saturday evening The families OF the
mem bers OF these orders are invited TO be
present.
Prot. Fred Ferry OF Saratoga, Ny, who
Is taxing post graduate coarse 4, Clark
University, Wo cestcr, Mass, wished har-
several days last week, returning 10 college
Monday.
Mrs. J. ). Presley o. Leblno7, n. II.
and Mrs. Mel Alexander OF IN palier
,pjat Cnri'tDas al their plreutf, n L.
Lilies. Mrs. Alexander rem alas Tor sew
eral days.
DR.. NJ. L. Scott last Thursday smpu
ated for Clinton K. Dickerman Of East
Granville the middle finger OF his lett
hand, which had been torn off BY getting
it caught in a machine.
Nc Eb,e 40 and H.
bert +. Snow were greatly surprised TO |
find on their plates Christmas morning a
check for $50 for each of them, presented |
by their father, Asa c. Snow.
Guy Tobey and Hiss Florence Sleeper |
were married by Rev. G.. w. Morrow at 1
the Christian parsonage Monday evening. |
They reside in the upper portion OF the |
house occupied by Geo. w. Drew
Mrs st 7nislaus Meunie- who was burn
ed TO death at Burlington last week as de-
scribed in our state news, was a sister of
Joe Delorme, porter at the Red Lion.
Joe was called to attend the funeral.
Twelve candidates received the first two
degrees at the Grange meeting Sa uruay.
Next me, ting fouft en- candidates receive
the third and fourth degrees. Ed. Morse
was appointed leader of the "Harvest
March, feature Of the third degree.
The union meeting next Sunday evening
will mark the beginning of the week of
prayer. 1t viii be held at the Met hodist
church, as will also The meeting Monday
vening; at the Baptist church Tuesday
md Wednesday evenings; at the Christian
,hurch Thursday and Friday evenings;
md at the Cong'l church Saturday and
Sunday evenings.
Miss Nellie Magennis slipped on the
nowy walk and fell at Burlington last
week, striking her head with considerable {
orce against the tagging She was car !
led into a pharmacy and carriage sum-
noned which conveyed her to her resi- ]
ence. birmingham was called and found 6
very painful but not serious scalp
wound.