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

IthItN hO tHtN LnttE VIII DE no NEINy ia the
receipt of regular issues
Kiln. dried hard wood, matched aoor-
ing ana all widths planed, dry. matched
spruce sreathinr and hoaring for ouicl.
delivery Tor sale by n. S. Adams, So. Roy
alton. 2m
Henry osgood spent Sunday at home.
4 George Dutton is making repairs OF his
house.
goods.
| George Ward is quite i'll and under the
physicians care.
Mrs. S. NJ. Pike visited friends in
Georgia last week.
w. p. Moves visited Forrest Southard
the first OF the weeE.
John Mudcett was at county court last
week as grand juror.
The W. &. T. T. viii meet with Mrs. Z.
B. Wall Friday at p. m.
Mrs. Bessie Starr and daughter returned
TO Tracy, Minn., Saturday.
Miss sue Lamo was confined TO the
! house by Illness last week.
John Schontag has been quite i'll the
past week with throat trouble.
Mr.. Vaughan OF Thetford Hill is visit
/ ing at DR.. r. j. Fishs this week.
Chas. Farnham, cattle dealer, Of Provi-
dence, Il. l., is IN town this week.
The Sunday school OF the NJ. e. church
! is preparing for Christmas exercises.
r.. Sargent OF Ludlow visited his
| daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Goddard, Saturday.
! A. L. Page Is in Malone, n. Y, this
week to secure some horses TO fit up for
sale.
Miss M. a. Conuell Of Elizabeth, Nj,
was the guest OF Mrs NJ. II. Hazen last
week.
Sheriff D. c. Jones was at home from
court AT Woodstock from Friday until
| Monday.
Miss Lille Gassett OF Broad Brook, who
is living at Lyman Aliens, is reported to
have diphtheIia.
Mrs. Louise Slack Woodwork returned
home Friday, having been away during
tne summer and fall.
John Woodward had his poultry yard
invaded Saturday by dog that killed
several Of his choice fowls.
f. F. Wellman has moved his photo
graph saloon to West Falrlee, where he
will locate for few months.
G. P. Tarbell sold % OF his registered
sheep last week for S220. They went 10
the northern part Of the state.
Mrs. H. NJ. Goddard returned home
from Ludlow Frioay, where she had been
to attend the funeral OF a relative.
The social OF the UnIversalist Ladies'
Aid society will be held at Miss Lou Ad-
ans this week Thursday evening.
Mrs. Susan Lille, Mrs. J. G. Ashley's
mother, left her for Loulsburg, Kan, last
week, where she is to spend the winter.
Nelson Gag goes to Ohio this week to be
away two months. After his return he Is
to put in a button factory at Gaysville.
JIG. Ashley returns this week from
North Adams where he has been for the
past few eeKs TO be treated by special
ist.
Mrs. Alice Foster Rogers and daughter
OF Hard wick are visiting her mother and
family and will remain until after Christ
mas.
Mrs. Maria Durkee Dewitt is very fee !
BILE and her friends are apprehensive that
she may not recover as she has been fail |
ing the past week.
Prin. Graves requests the friends OF the
pupils OF the High school to attend the l
exhibition given by them Friday evening 1
at the Cong1 church.
Miss Kate Marcy has gone to Bridge |
port, Conn.,, where she will spend the /
winter with friends and where she has /
made ner winter home for several years.
The entertainment given here last
Thursday evening by the Randolph club
is well spoken of those who attended. The
attendance was slight owing partly to the
bad travelling.
VIM. Gibson, former resident OF Roy
alton but residing in Pomfret, met with
fatal accident last week while at work in
the woods at his home. IL IS described
in our state news.
Petty thieves put in some work here
last week, taking bag OF meal and some
meat and butter from A. p. Skinner. The
meat and butter were taken from his cart
during the evening.
Miss Helen Southworth, the youngest
d sughter of Chas. SouthWorJh, Is i'll with
chicken pox. This has caused her first
absence from school since she began TO
attend in the fail of 1895.
The Ladies' Art and Industrial league
held a successful fair at Slack's hall FRI
day and Saturday evenings. They had an
fine display OF new art icles for
sale, some of them being quite valuable.
The W. c. T.U. has placed an emergency
box at the railroad station ana will keep
il supolied with bandages, court plaster,
iiniments, etc. Tor puOllc use in case of ac-
cidents. 1t will be especially handy for
railroad men.
Mrs. Irma Fales Stoughton, wife OF Mr..
Nahum S5Cughton and mother OF %. n.
with whom she is living, has
rscoyered but slightly from the stroke
Of paralysis which she had four weeks
ayo. She lies in a perfectly helpless con-
dItion, She is 81 years OF age.
The Burlington Free Press of last Sat
urdav in its news from Washington, DC,
,,otss I nat James Abbott of Wiliiamstown
had located there in the commission busi-
ness MIR. Abbott is brother of Mrs. Al.
: adams OF this village and was formerly
a resident here and was for several years
salesman for a Boston firm.
nsorl- / Sargent Camp, Sons of Veter-
= tetd its annual meeting Saturday
evening, closing With banquet. The Of
49, eI1scted we're Edward Sargent, cap
tain: Fred Smith, 1st Lieutenant; viii
ID lieutenant Ea Martin ,0s9.
Dnt ton and Fred Northrup,camp council; 1
! ole-ates- Fred smith anc John Dutton;
, ,iteTnates. Fred Shepard and Gordon
Northrup. /