Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-25
J M shepard was in Boston last week

Miss L A. Hatch is at her home in strai
ford this week.
A.P. Skinner shipped 80 hundred of
poultry Friday.
Guy Adams visited his father at Brattle-
! boro last week.
Mrq L. ID. Mcintosh was in Windsor on
business Friday.
will Reynolds is at home from Quechee
for a few weeks.
Elmer Hapgooi returned from Milton
Mills, y. r., Monday.
Mrs. Chas southg1te visited her daugh-
ter ia Barre last week.
Aiss Helen Burbank is home from Barre
! 10 spend Thanksgiving.
/ G. Hood and wife returned home from
( Wlliamstowr Tuesday.
/ Clark Corey q BridgeWater was iu town
/ last week for vacation.
/ The winter term Of the Graded school
T commences next Monday.
Charles williamson Of Lebanon, n.
I r., was in town lnursday.
+ Mrs. Cusbman Of Randolph visited Mr..
( James Thompson last week.
1 Mrs Car1liue Bean is somewhat better
and able to be about The house
/ Thanksgiving services viii be held at
the C0ng'l church this evening
Alfred Rl sell returned from Berlin last
week, where be Il ent he summer.
/ Mrs. }. c. Burnett OF Bethel was he
guest q Mrs. J. 6. Ashley last week.
Mrs. Linda Thurston Campbell will
make Randolph her home for me pre- ent.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers are irving
an entertainment at the hotel hal this
week
Norman Moses has exchanged bis farm
here with ~. 81 Martin for one ID Sh. r
burne
An. s7utaworh 81 Lcbsror, n Il,
visited his brother, Cn1s S3uthw rtut
here last week
o. A. Bartlett hrs mo ID onto ChaFes
BlessingtouH farm, WIere be vii. max
permanent home.
Rev. W. = D)ie win talk about tn New
Era in the Uniyersulist hall Friday, Nov.
26, at p M Ailare invitet.
The social at Chester Sanborns last
week YVES we'll attended. Another will Re
held at Geo. Flints two weeks from that
time.
Master Garland Miss Mona, son and
daughter oi Wi Davis, OF Bridgewater
visited their aunt, Mrs. George Hackett,
last week.
Mrs Alma Lille Aiken OF Louisburg
Kan, visited her sister, Mrs. j. O.. Ashley
last week. She is now visiting sister in
Haverhill, Mass.
Prin. Frank Graves Is in Boston this
week visiting the public schools to Get IN
touch with the best methods OF managing
and instruction.
Born in South Barre, Nov. y, a dauGh
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Jacks N and
grand daughter 70 Mr.and Mrs, C.South-
gate OF this place.
Mr.and Mrs Maltby Of Ashfeld, Mass, I
mother OF Mrs. J. NJ Shepard, IL in tnV .
TO attend the wedding of her granddaugh I
ter. Miss Leslie Shepard.
Reports from ]. G.. Ashley, who is beir z
treated by specialist at North Adams,
Mass, are that he Is doing well. lie eX
poets to come home soon.
News was received here MONDAY o the
death OF Mrs Hluuah Wallace az NAV
nard, Mass, where she bad been living
with her niece, Miss Emma Gordon.
New steel rails. switch and crossings
were laid in he yard here last Sunday and
connected with the new track which was
laid east and west OF here some weeks ago.
Daniel Davis, formerly in the employ of
the Burlington Drug Co., now with Wells,
Richardson & Co Of Burling on, So nj
last week in this vicinity selling butter
color.
The large farm aud farm property be-
longing TO the estate OF the late DIR. BaX-
auction last week by ID. G. Jones. Chas.
Downer, son of Chester Downer, deceased,
purchased the farm
BY reason OF an accident which injured
the large iron pump that was to be pre-
sented to the Village Improvement society
last Saturday evening, the presentation
was postponed until the base, which was
broken, can be replaced.
The Art and Industrial union will hold
a fair in the Universalist bail on the Fl
ternoons and evenings OF Dec 10 and II.
a supper will he served In connection
with the fair for the benefit of the Village
Improvement association.
The young men, Richardson and Lewis,
who have charge OF the creamery,sre hav
ing excellent Success in the manufacture
and sale of the butter product. They are [
giving good satisfaction to customers in I
the amount of butter produced and price
received. :
After the close OF the schools in the sew Z
eral departments Friday, the teacher and
pupils of the intermediate and primary +,
schools held a social and entertainment /
in the afternoon and the high and gram
mar schools in the evening. The enter ,
Lainment consisted OF music, readings ana
recitations by the students.
Rev. J. +. Badger OF Union Village and
Miss Jessie Shepard are to be married at 2
The NJ +. church today at II O'Clock. A 6
will be held at the home OF the b
bride from to- p. m. Rev. l.. L. Bee. 1
nan, presiding elder Of this district, viii .
perform the nuptial ceremony and Rev. =
E. w 5 carp will be master OF ceremonies. b
The Attendance Of the intermediate 81
scholars OF the Graded school was I'M n
1sual!y good the past tern. There were a
4 punits having no absent marks as fol-
a,ts: Raiph Abbott. Raw Ainsworth, 4
lracc Barro rs, Carl Dav, Edmund Free
nan. Ralph Hutchins, Ella Moses, West
,Tfeid Porter, Bertha and Goldie Rey-
lolds. Edith and Horace Spnulding and 7,
Ray " hitcomb. II
Pupils of the grsmmsr department OF n
he Graded school having neither absent c
,or tardy marks during the fall term we're Z
Maud Abbott. Ray Adams, Lester Ashley q
Jennie Cowen, Ray Southgste, Ethel q
,osulding. Pearl Waldo aud Clayton a.
Woodward. Ma bel AlGrich, Guy Merrill, b
yinfred Hewitt, Bernice Reynolds and a
samuel Waldo were sbsent only one half n
. . .