Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-28
Randolph Continued.
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Another good snow.
Abel Goodell is i'll with lung fever.
Arthur Newton has 'em 1.-The measles.
Miss Carrie Tewksbury is at home from
Lowell, Mass.
C. F. Cleveland spent Sunday in Tun-
bridge and vicinity.
G. II. Tewksbury's family are boarding
at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Dunn OF Greensboro visited her
son, Fred, last week.
Hiram Bean went to Claremont, n. H.,
Monday on business trip.
Fred Drawbridge has gone to West
Hartford to work in creamery.
Dan Morse and wife and f. g. Winch
and wife were in Mortified Sunday.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at DR..
e. +. Upham's next Monday evening.
Miss Clara Dubois returned Yesterday
from few days stay in Hanover, n. II.
Miss Anna Nichols is entertaining Miss
Lena Roseman OF Bristol, a college friend.
q. S. Moulton returned to town Satur-
day after a two months stay in New
York.
Fred Chstfield and Hobart Peck, Jr.,
were at home from the junction over
Sunday.
Miss Eunice Denison went to North
hampton, Mass, Monday to attend a mu-
steal recital.
T.. w. Kent returned last week from
protracted business tour in the southern
part OF the state.
Will Clay, who is, with his brotherin
law, George Wood of Haitland, was at
home over Sunday.
Rev. G. w. Morrow is spending this en-
tire week in Portsmouth, ~ H., assisting
in series OF meetings.
The Baptist society held a birthday
party at their church parlors Friday even
ing. supper was served.
The auction sale of property belonging
to Delos and Perry Flint, under attach
ment, was postponed Monday for one
week.
W. f. Blood has moved his grocery
store from the Cushman to the Stewart
block, occupying the rooms vacated by
DR.. Goodrich.
Hon. II. A. Huse OF Montpelier was i'm
town Saturday on business connected
with the settlement of the estate OF Laura
Salisbury Smith.
Twenty members OF the local lodge of
Good Templars enjoyed a sleigh ride to
North Randolph last Friday night where
they visited Welcome lodge.
Some fifty persons attended and thor
oughly enjoVed the "initial party" given
by the c. e. society of the Christian
church at DR.. +. o. Blanchard's Friday
evening.
A mock trial will be conducted Satur-
day evening in Grange hall by the Good
Templars. Il is expected that it will be
quite interesting and amusing and the
public are cordially invited.
Mrs. o. B. Hinckley of the South village.
who had been to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington for treatment, on her
way home Saturday stopped over one day
as the guest of Mrs. f. Dupuis.
Mrs. A. II. Webb of Montpelier, presi-
dent Of the State Home Mission society
Of the Methodist church, met ladies here
interested in the work at the home of
Miss ENERGY Matthews Monday evening
ana gave an informal talk.
The regular meeting of the Good Tenn |
olars will be held Friday evening OF this |
week at the home of /. ID. Williams. The 1
election of officers will occur. The lodge /
hopes for good attendance at the moot l
,ourt held Saturday evening in Grange /
Iaii under its auspices. The public will 4
De admitted free to enjoy the trial.
H. Z. Sharpe has a copy of the Working |
mems Gazette published at Woodstock.
' bich is dated Jan. 5, 1881. Among the
Interesting news items IS the following:
We understand that a very extensive /
copper mine has beel discovered in Yer
hire, in Orange county," He also has an
lmanac published in Boston in 17s5.
A. b. Gay, veterinary, tested fifteen /
lead OF cattle belonging to Calvin Brews-
er at the "Hess" Smith farm last week
no found them free from tuberculosis.
The same herd was tested year ago and
our animals condemned. The herd OF
"a QuImby and A. A. Bowen we're also
asted by DIR. Gay and no trace ofth dis
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