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

A nice line of 8 and 10-cent china ant
glassware at Pixies, So. Royalton.
A. B. Wilson OF Weathersheld is a CUES
at Mrs. Ellen w. Howe's.
Miss inertia E. Clifford has gone to Or
ange Grove, Fla, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles George of Leba
non, n. H., were guests at Otis Flint's last
week.
Geo. H. Raymond was in town Satur.
| day He has gone TO Randolph for few
weeks.
Miss Gala RoWell left here Saturday for
| Burlington, where she will pass few
months.
The regular meeting of the c E. will be
held at Cornelius Noyes' this Thursday
evening.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Dean
the first of the week.
Miss Daisy c. Rolfe, who spent the last
three months in New YORK city, returned
here Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Nelson returned from Chel-
sea Saturday, after short visit. Miss
Jennie l.. Moore accompanied her.
Mrs. Julia Ketcham OF Magog, Que. and
\. p, Hutchins OF West Falrlee ere
guests of Mrs. Lizzie Evans Sunday.
journing in Lowell, Mass, and vicinity a
few weeks, returned here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Flint were visited By
a party OF friends last Friday evening.
They were given a very pleasant surprise.
Byron Howe found apples last week
that he packed in India wheat hulls In
1896 that were as sound and nice as when
first packed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Whitney and Mr.and
Mrs. John +. Bennett were in Springfield
last week attending the meeting OF the
State Grange held there.
Mr. and Mrs. Oramel Brigham Of Low
ell, Mass, and viii Lucas Of ST. johns.
bury attended the funeral OF MIS-. Emma
c. Lucas held here Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Cushman left here
Saturday morning for Ottawa, 0ut., with
the remains OF Mrs. Lucas Inuy Will
spend few days in Ottawa before return
fhos. F Broughton, who has passed a
few weeks in New London, Conn, re-
turned here Friday. Tie sent lot OF fish
here last week that were part Of big
catch made by him.
Jonas G.. Sanders is reported to have
had a narrow escape from death lately. He
took - hat be supposed TO be a cough mix
ture but II proved to DC iodine. The
cough miNture and the iodine were IN
similar bottles ana sat side by side upon
a window stool.
Whitney W. 4. c. elected the following
officers Saturday evening: rresI1ent, Mrs.
susan l.. Wills; 5. Y. p, Mrs. Alma Goss;
j. V. r., Mrs. Rose L.Adams; Treas, Mrs.
Emily A. Durrell; Chap, Mrs. Ruth +.
smith; Con-, Mrs. Flora Jones; g., Mrs.
Eva fucker; delegate, Mrs. Ruth y.
smith; alternate, Mrs ". A. Daniorth.
The following officers were elected by
Whitney post at its annual meeting held
saturday evening: Commander, Henry
II. Hayward; 5. V. e., Ora h. GoOda!e; J.
V. c., AudreS j. wills; q NJ, Elihu
fuller; s., Royal Sauborn; Chap, John
Durkee; o. D. james l.. Farnham; Q. c.,
James NJ. Jones; delegate, Geo. ". Davis.
Mrs. Emma {. Brigham Lucas died at
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. A. p.
Cushman, Wednesday, Dec. S. She was
the daughter OF Abraham and Martha
Hayward Brigham ana was born in Cuel-
sea June 10, 1916. She was married TO p.
A. Lucas October %, 1913, and soon went
10 Hull, Ont, where she resided until af-
ter the death Of her hu, ba I'D and until
1888. Since that time her home had been
with her daughter in this town. She las
q woman of fine character and great moral
excellence, a true gentewomau who was
held in high esteem by all her many &C
quaintauces. Funeral services were held
at A. p. Cusbman's Friday at p. m. Her
were taken TO Aylmer, Ont, for
burial Saturday.