Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

Chas. A. Durham OF Randolph was in
town over Sunday.
II. o. Bixby has very pretty display OF
hyacinths in his store.
Charles Button has gone to the hospital
at Burlington for further treatment.
perley Rogers was released from Jail
sa urday, having settled the execution.
Mabel Sargent of Heath spent a few
days with Miss Addie French last week.
Will jackson and wife and Misses Mil
dred and Fannie Tracy OF Montpelier were
in town Friday to attend the drama.
Converse Bixby died at the home OF his
brother, Morrill, s. Bixby, Tuesday, aged
81 years. The funeral will be held today.
Mrs. @. P. Dickinson and Master Dan
went to NJ ass ichusetts and Connecticut
Saturday on visiting trip OF three weeks .
Alma Adams is at home from her school
In Vers hire. She has taught eight terms
in that town, the last five being in the
village school.
No singing school was held this week,
owing to the musical convention at RAN
dolph. The next o. will be held WedDes-
day evening, March 2.
Miss Lillian Wells accompanied Miss
Lena Spaulding TO her home in Barre,
where she will remain this week, before
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Mrs. w. p. Townsend went to MerideD,
n H., Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Blanche. Before returning home she will
attend the musical convention at Ran
dolph.
Fred e. Smith OF Fl aydenville, Mass, is
visiting his father, Capt, Richard Smith.
He is the principal OF thu scnooi in that
place and has about ADO students in his
charge.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will give
a bean dinner at the Cong'l cnurc b parlors
Tuesday, March LIST (town meeting da,).
The proceeds are to b. used for home ex-
penses Everybody coma and get good
dinner.
The Orange County Creamery compsny's
report for January is as follows: MIX re-
csived, 17S, 225 lbs; butter made g, I'll lbs;
received for butter, deducting freight and
commission. S204l.0l; running expenses,
s2Il.7S; paid patrons, 2lc.
AFRO Hood died the 10Th, aged rs years.
lie left four children, Fred E. Hood of
Campello, Mass, Will A. and Forrie K.
Hood and Mrs. Ella Hood Bacon of this
place. The funeral was Saturday from his
late home, Rev. W. e. Allen officiating.
F. E. Atwood, who is in Dartmouth coll
lege, has recently been appointed bust
ness manager OF the Dartmouth Aegis, an
-'AOA hndb CDlnCS w bub OnC Ahhh III VIZ
class. Fred is a hustler and stands in the
top row of his class. His homo is in Chel
sea and not Manchester, n. H., as one pa
per had it, probably from the fact that he
htted for college in that city.
TIE chancery case of J. K. Darling,
Admr VS.. c. S EmeIy, Admr., involving
the controversy OF the disposition of the
estate of the late Piulina Cabot. is bsing
held here this weak before Hon. John
Young OF Newport as special master. X.
N. Harvey OF Montpelier and George Nj.
Powers OF Morrisville, together with our
local attorney, are employed on the case.
The following item clipped from the
Barre Daily Times may be OF interest to
TIE friends OF Miss Georgia Emery, who
VIII he rememb sred as the youngest
daughter OF DR.. F. w. Emery, who died
N this place some years ago, and grand
daughter of David Emery: "Prof Mietzke
OF the Union church will give a concert in
Snenev's hall, South Manchester, Conn.,,
req. p. Among the artists who will APP
pear are Hans KronRld, the New York
esllist; Harold Elgss, the wonderful boy
Soprano Of the Church ofthe Incarnation,
New York; Miss Halle Gelbart, the Hart