Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11

Mrs. Peter keleher is quite ill.,
X. p. stoekwell spent last Friday in
/ Royalton.
4 BE sure to attend school meeting Satur-
Z day evening.
John Hertle is visiting friends in Gard
/ ner, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Walter Baker has gone to Gardner.
Mass, to join her husband.
ID. l.. Parker, civil engineer, is at home
with his father, George Parker.
Mrs. George Chase of Randolph visited
/ friends in town the first OF the week.
I A son Lawrence LYMAN was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Mcsser Oct 18th.
Il. L. Grant and Ransom Dickey spent
Sunday at their former home in Washing
ton.
Rev. Mr. Waite of Brunswick, Me,
supplied the Universalist desk last sun
day.
Mrs. Ella and Lizzie Markham visited
Mrs. Chapman in Royalton Friday of last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Parker Of Royalton spent
last Friday with her father, John Will
liams. .-a"
MIR. and Mrs. e. A. Shaw and son OF
Mortified visited at \. F. Gillette's re-
Gently.
IL. NJ. Dufur Of Bradford and f. E.
Evans of Randolph were in town last
Thursday.
Next Sunday Rev. Z. " Sharp will
preach both afternoon and evening at the
Methodist chapel.
Tom Maddren has moved from the
Chaiiield house 70 the home OF his father
law, Louis Burrelle.
Dana Stoddard went 20 Woburn, Mass,
last Friday, where he has an engagement
to fire stationary engine.
Have you seen Clayton Sanders elegant
new span of work horses, which he
bought in Barre last week.
Frank Chamberlin, scale inspector for
the G. V. r. r., spent q day recently with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Gillette.
Cashier e. A. Davis of the National
White River bank was absent in Sioux
City, la last week on business.
Henry Farr and wife Of Eas. Middle
bury visited his sister, NJ. ssnry Rice,
and family the first o.! the week.
The class OF '9s, Whitcomb High school.
VIII serve supper al Cushing hall Fri
DAY evening, Nov. Il, from TO p. m.
Miss Mabel Dyke is at home for vaca.
ton of one week, after which she returns
to Rochester to teacn for the winter term.
NJ. G. Stafford is moving from the house
OF Miss Lucy Paine Oh Main street to the
house OF Vi. NJ. Whipple on River street.
There are unclaimed letters at this
office for John Bevin, Frank M Bowen,
Willard K. Worthen and Mrs. l.. Ed
wards.
Bert f. Goodrich, formerly of Randolph
HERALD force ana lately printer i'm
Massachusetts, stopped il town several
days isst week. - -
The Y. p. ). L.. held a very interesting
service at the church Sunday evening
and viii nov hold them regularly each
Sunday evening.
Wynn Savage has secured a position in
a shoe shop at Henniker. y. n. Mrs
savage and her sister, Miss Bertha .
George, vent To Henniker Monday, where
they are To work in the same shop.
The Methodist sunday school, assisted
by Misses Georgia and Leesie Shepard
ana others, viii give an entertainment in
Gushing hall next Monday evening al
1880 Refreshments will oe served.
Misses Rosanna and Ruperta Riddle OF
Danvilie, p. @, have been WISHING their
great uncle, Israel Mccullough. Mr.
McCollough's age is eighty nine years and
he greatly enjoyed the visit Of these
young laaiss, Is hon he had never seen be-
fore
Mrs. Moses Chase left the first Of the
week Tor Lincoln, Nso., a here she viii
make short stop with friends and then
proceed to Fort Worth, Tex, where she
viii spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. n. G. Dunham. Mr.. Durham Is now
engaged n the linen business.
School ID district No. closed Nov. 5th
Number Of SCHOLARS, n. Those having no
marks during the ten weeks were Della
Kendall, Emma Kendall, Ida Ryam. Hugh
Chamberiin and Robert Ea1haac. Only
one out of ihe u hRc tsrdy mark during
the terra. NAlLil. tiIi-l-F-1-TEs. i cacfser.