Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-23

A, k. CorWln's.
R.w. Allen has reopened the Chelsea
market.
Katie A. Edwards has been visiting
friends in Barre.
Orrin Bacon has blood poison In his
arm and is very sick.
D. Lyman of Bellows Falls has been Wis !.
iting at Fred Stanton's. So
Corwin & Emery shipped over 1-2 tons
OF Christmas poultry for which they paid
over s2,l50.
Joseph Landon, who had been confined
to the house for week past, is again able
to attend to business.
A. II. Powers fell on the ice Sunday and
sprained his right arm so he is unable TO
use it. 1t came near being fracture.
n. A. Burbank accompanied L. A. Cor
win to Boston Saturday to help dispose
Of the poultry in Q. X. Corwin's market
this week.
Miss Florence Lease OF Milford, N. H.,
Is spending the winter with her aunt,
Ms. A. II. Powers, and attending school
al the academy.
Curtis Han tapped eight trees last week
and made some four or five pounds OF sug'
a.. II was fine, the genuine article, as we
editor can testify.
last Sunday Rev b. b. Sherman pre-
shled his resignation as pastor to the
MEMBERS OF his church, TO take effect the
ist meeting 10 March.
Il. o. Bixoy is lighting his new store
Nth the Angle lamp, something new and
with many superior qualities for light
exeelled only b. electricity.
The room in Bacon's block recently va
Gated by h. o. Bixby has been retitted
and Is nova part of e. p. Dickinson's
store, making desirable addition.
bIby q Perkins have rented the build
lngowned by Townsend and Whitney in
lhe rear OF the town ball and will move
lhelr meat business there this week.
Post No. As, G.. A. r., is soon TO move
us headquarters TO the rooms recently
occupied by the w. c. T. u, which are
pellg remodeled and fitted up for them
W. A. R. Corwin.
Willard Post Bradshaw, whom many
VIII remember, especially those living on
tle West hill where he spent his boyhood,
din Davisville, Cal, some six weeks
ago, Of consumption.
Andrew Sprague has lost one of the pair
Of horses purchased last spring of b. n.
Alam'. The animal got a silver OF wood
mo ITS foot some two weeks ago, which
vas the cause OF its death.
Mrs. Nance Tewksbury, who has been
span1lng several we ks with her sister,
ms, Alma A. Davis, returned to her home
~ winthrop, Mass, last week, visiting
hlends at White River Junction en- route.
Harvey Roberts, one of our oldest resi-
uenIs died Dec. 10Th, aged 90 years. de
was the last OF a family OF nine children.
me funeral was Tuesday at 10 O'Clock a.
y. ron his home on the West hill, Rev.
w. Z. Allen officiating.
h. Z. X. Hall Camp, No. IS, 5. ", L. 5.
A. elected the following officers at the
regular meeting the 18th: Captain. W.
a Reed; lst lieutenant, h. r. Wallace; %
" ulenant, Homer Alser; camp council,
T. 4, Reed, Z. L. Wallace, l.. N. Lucas, Jr. /
The annual meeting OF the Cong'l church |
VII be held on Thursday, the 3Oth inst. |
he business meeting is called at 1890 a. /
~, To be follow ed by tue usual dinner and I
ol-call. an members who may be unable /
. o. present are requested to send some re.
spohset 10 be read in answer to their names /
a The roli-calI.
lue following officers have been elected /
y appointed to serve Wstcrson W. k. & 4, /
~. io, Tor the ensuing year:-President, 4
els Martha L. NOyes; senior vice presi- /
-sNt, Ars. ;. J. Bohonon; junior vice |
itsident, Mrs Nelly Hardy; secretary, /
-, Anne +. Goss; treasurer, Mrs. LaVin1a
MOVES; chaplain, Mrs. PhIlena Davis; |
'ohaueior, airs. Emma McAliister; guard,