Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
nverse Bixby is sick.

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Charles w. Bacon is sick and unable to
be in the postotfice.
son OF Wesley Bugbee got badly
kicked by horse Monday.
Mrs. Orcutt Bixby went to Mortified
Monday to visit her sister.
The Chelsea Dramatic Co. is to play
"The Old Homestead" next month.
Miss Nancy j. Marsh, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is now convalescent.
Mrs. Fellows is working at II. X. Dai :
ling's and Mrs. Sleeper at C.S. Emery's,
Mrs. Zeruah Seaver and son, Ern est, of
Washington visited her sister, Mrs. f. w.
Bxby, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ID. Lane of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Lanes mother,
Mrs. W. A. Hood.
The young ladies OF the Congl church
have a sociable in the church vestry to-
morrow evening from z to 10 o'clock.
Miss Birdella Cloyes went to North
Newport, n. H., today, where she is to
remain for several weeks visiting friends.
c. A. Croker returned Monday from
Boston. He reported the safe delivery OF
Mrs Hoods colt TO the purchaser in Bos-
ton.
ton, where she is to spend several weeks
visiting her brother, Maj. Chas. X. OAR
lng,and other friends.
The circulating library entertainment
given by the young ladies at the town hall
Ffidsy evening was success, as such al
ways are v hen under the management OF
the young ladies. Music was furnished
by Bacon and Parkhurst's orchestra.
The greatest coDflagration that ever Wis
tied Chelsea may be prevented by giving
needed attention to the condition OF our
fire apparatus, and the salvation OF our
town hall may depend upon the protection
otts weakest point-the east end-by
metallic cornice.
The following are the officers elected at
the last regular meeting of George Wash.
ington lodge, No. 81, +. & A. M: l.. II.
Denson, w. M; II. o. Bixby, S W.; j.
?. Fish, J. W.. e. ID. Barnes, Treas;
Willis Scales, Sec; W. IL. Emery, S. D.;
b. h. Adams, Jr., j. ID.
The statement of the Orange County
Creamery for the month OF December
shows ia 1914 pounds of milk received;
S66 2 pounds of butter made; S2,13S.52
received Tor butter, after deducting freight
snd commissions running expenses,
1880; paid patrons, 22c.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the NJ.
l. church next Sunday. Presiding Elder
beeman is to be present. This is his last
visit as presiding elder, as his term ex-
pres with the next conference. Quarterly
Conference will be held in the vestry Sat-
urday evening at 1880 o'clock.
i, The following are the Camp officers:
SaplaiB, w. A. Reed; 1st Lieut., Il. Il.
Wallace; % Lieut., Homer Alger; camp
council, E. g. Reed, e. e. Wallace. L. n.
Lucas; Chap, F.,V. Tuller; LIST Sur, II. Q.
ISHoy; Q. M. S., G. l.. Hayward; Z. 3, l..
~ Lucas, Jr.; S c., Il. q. Reed; &. G., b.
n n Adams, Jr.; p. NJ, II. e. Sack; c. g.,
I'd Lyford; P. G., A. G. Kingsbury.
The newly. elected officers Of George T
ERe9ard command, No. 1, U. V. u, h; Z:
h. Hall camp, No. 2S, s. of ", and Ladies'
Ald society, No. 2. ere installed Wednes- |
gay evening, Jan. 18th. There was dele /
ss'lon " IL veterans, ladies and Sons from |
nafre. The l.. A. 5. officers were installed |
" fast President Mrs. S. AIbina NATION |
~ Mighty creditable manner. AT the |
SOse OF these ceremonies Mrs. Ada Hall |
Sac9n presented the society, in behalf OF
ssl iather, large crayon portrait OF her /
-otner, the late Mrs. Sarah A. Hall, who |
", ~ a member Of the society. The picture |
PPu ~, received by the president, Mrs. Nj.
l, "flght, was formally accepted in be-
s y o. the society by Mrs. Grace M.Bixby |
a. a. ven chosen remarks. The picture is
sns lie size crayon in a beautiful gilt |
b hsme and VIII be highly priced, not only 1
y. !! me society, but also by the camp, which 1
s"sys found in Mrs. Hall true friend,
~ ny 70 assist it at all times. After the
~, tS' ~ had been presented, the officers OF
n ~ :. " U. were installed by Past Col. nj.
a. coourn. Then fOilowtd the instsl Ia
G ~ CT The camp officers by Past Div.si n
ss gaIlulanaer II. U. Bixby. A recess was
SD 49, tor ratlons, when coffee, cake and
buts were served, after which there
49,, 81 informal campfire for an hour and
49,. a. M which nearly every one present
ltn opportunity to address the meet