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

i week.
Frank Seems is working in Bethel tai.
week.
Miss Susan Lamb is reported better this
week.
B. H. Moody and wife returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Nahum Stoughton remains about
the same.
Walter Webster cut his hand quite bad
ly Friday.
j. A. schontag is still suffering from a
throat trouble.
Hon. o. NJ Tinkham OF Pomiret was in
town Saturday.
L. c. Dickerman repainted his store
room last week.
The village schools close Friday for a
weeks vacation.
sheriff d. c. Jones was at home over
/ Sunday from court.
Mrs. Rix williams OF Bethel visited her
parents over Sunday.
Chandler Woodard was the guest OF
Chas. Woodard Saturday
Prof Chas. Denison of Ann Arbor, Mich,
is visiting friends in town.
Henry Sargent has moved his meat
market into the SLACK store.
Mrs. NJ. H.Hazen and Miss II. Jennings
visited Burlington Saturday.
DR.. Il. j. Fish was in Burlington Satur-
day on professional business.
Mrs. c. p Abbott and daughter visited
friends in Hartford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bowman are visit
ing friends in Lowell this week.
Regular meeting Of the Sons of Veter-
ans will be he'd Saturday evening.
g. P. Tarbell purchased a mate for his
Bessie b. colt last week in Malone, n. Y.
Mr.. Leighton OF Hartland visited his
sister, Mrs. ). NJ. Bartlett, here last week.
Calvin Dyke has been i'll and confined to
the house the past two weeks with the
grip.
JIG Ashley was not able to return home
last week but is gaining and is expected
soon.
The Rapid Telephone company has been
putting in new poles and wires here the
past week.
Miss Sarah Darby OF Leominster, Mass,
came last Wednesday to care for her aunt
Maria Dewitt.
John Mudgett returned home from
Woodstock Friday, the grand jurors hav-
ing been discharged.
Ernest Hewitt returns home this week
to spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hewitt.
Mrs. j. w. Bright has been i'll and
unable to have the care of her duties as
laudlady of the Brightwood.
Mrs. |. f. Hartman, Mrs. l.. NJ. Wilson
and daughter were guests OF the w. X. Z.
at its meeting Saturday evening.
Fred Gallup,wi and two children came
from Nebraska Monday to visit his par
ents, Mr.. aid Mrs. VIM. Gallup.
Miss Gertie White was called to Que
chee Thursday to be with her broIner,
Frank, who is dangerously sick.
Walter Durkee returned to his home in
Ft. Edward, n. Y, last Tuesday. His sis
ter, Mrs. Dewitt, is somewhat better.
Mrs. M. A. Connell of Elizabeth, N. Y,
who has been a guest OF Mrs. NJ. II .Hazen,
has gone to Northfield to visit friends.
Woodard and Culver purchased a
matched pair OF chestnut horses last week
in Malone, N. Y, and added to their liv-
cry.
The large iron pump, purchased by the
Lady MInstrels for the town, was placed
over the we'll in front of the block Satur
day.
J.F. Shepard and Chas. Loveioy went
to Woodstock Monday having been drawn
on the panel of struck jury in the Smith
Bagley case.
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bridge last Sunday to the 6eath bed Of
his brother, Royal Drew, who died sun
day evening.
A. l.. Page returned from Malone, n. z,
having purchased and shipped
seven horses, which arrived Saturday. his
wife accompanied him here and they are
to locate in the Burnham house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavaley have agreed to
and have separated. Mr.. Lavaley
went to Burlington and his wife to Nor
wsch last week. They moved here about |
A. P. Skinner the past season.
We are in receipt of cards announcing |
the marriage of Miss Alice Winslow, !
Youngest daughter of Eben Winslow, ana |
Mr. Thomas A. Whitmore of Minneapo- |
lis. MINI. Miss Winslow has been a resi- |
dent of Minneapolis for several years. Mr..
w nitmore is a merchant there.
The following clipping from the San
Diego Union of San Diego, Cal, will be of |
interest to the many friends OF Dr. and /
Mrs. L r. Dana. "On Tuesday evening |
large number of the friends of DR.. and |
Mrs. /. p. Dana of Otay gathered at their
home TO ceIebrate the anniversary OF their +
wedding. Though Mrs. Dana had been
warned of their coming, the doctor was
taken completely by surprise. A variety
of Gifts were contributed, among other /
things a set of dishes. Cake ana coffee
we're served. An informal program was
rendered, Mr.. Schaeffer delighting the
romuany with his songs, and altogether ii /
was most enjoyable occasion.
The students of the Senior class of the
High school gave very interesting exhi-
hilton of their scholarship Friday even
ing. They were assisted by Miss Lizzie
A dams and the Shepard sisters The reel
fations and declamations were rendered /
n an able and pleasing manner and the /
subjects were eminently fitting. "The /
Do9n of Claudius and Cynthia by War I
ZEN Tenney, "Horatius at the Bridge" by |
Ralnh SOM, ,seThe Annexation OF Hawaii"
nv Edith Howard, essay, "Rlchard Wag- /
M NTaniev- eulogy on Garfield, by West