Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-29
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DIR. A. B. Gay was in Hanover Saturday.
Miss Belle Morse was in Bethel Friday.
Fred Storms was in st. Adams Tues.
day.
o. Nj. Tinkbam OF Pomfret was in town
yesterday.
M. M. Wilson and family spent sun
day in Bethel.
e. F. Emerson was in Burlington Mon
day on business.
Eugene ingalls, and wife OF Barre were
IN town Tuesday.
Charles Ingalls, and wife spent Sunday
in WILLIAMSBURG.
The river is now frozen over, afiording
excellent skating.
willard Hayes OF Springfield, Mass, is
in town for short stay.
The w. c. T. U. Will. meet with Mrs.
Fannie Lewis Friday at O'Clock.
Robert and Florence Burnett OF Bethel
were guests at j. b. Putnam's Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B.. Wells is still in Roxbury,
caring for her daughter, VINO Is still quite
III. 4e gf@'N aNiN .,s.,
Miss Bessie whitcomb OF Barre is here
this week as the guest of Miss Lena In
gals. ffs9 * ss
A. ]. RussIow OF Danyille has teen the
guest OF his brother, DR.. Russlow, this
week.
Miss Emogene Buck returned Monday
from Lebanon, N. d., where she spent
Christmas.
Lucius c. Rutterfield OF Braintree made
bis aunt, Mrs. c. T.. Wyman, short
visit Tuesday.
Harry Chase has returned from Camp
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furniture factory. ~ KS,
/ @. IL. Wyman is still sick with bronchial
ltron Bile and has been confined to the
house for over two weeks. ~
| The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. W. W. Morton Wednesday af.er-
noon, Jan. 4tb, at 2:30 o'clock. -, 4 5,
Flint & RowelI sent to market Monday
2n5 sheep and lambs &c. to 4 1-2c. ]; 8 cat
tie q l. 2c j; ~ calves &c. to,bc.).
Prof. and Mrs. N. J. whitehilI came
from Montpelier Tuesday for few days
visit. They are guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
q. W. Morrow.
Erwin Whitcomb entertained the mem
bers of the s s. 8. club at his home Tues
day evening in honor OF a former mem
Der, Fay Whitcomb.
A beautiful Fischer piano arrived at the
station yesterday for use at the concert
given this evening by the Olympia Man
dolin and Guitar club.
The Ladies' library was moved Thurs
day to the public library rooms and the
ladies are arranging the books in prepare
ton for their issuance later.
The neighborhood whist party will be
held next Saturday evening at the home
OF +. II. Cleveland. An oyster supper
will be served and the guests will remain
to welcome the advent OF the new year.
Next week Will be observed as the week
of prayer. There will be services sunday
evening at the Methodist, Tuesday even
ing ut the Cong'I, Wednesday evening at
the Christian. Thursday evening at the
Baptist and Sunday evening at the Con-
gregstional church.
At the meeting OF the hosemen Monday
evening arrangements were completed
for the annual ball, which occurs Tuesday
evening, Jan. 10Th, at Dubois d Gays hall.
Instead of the proposed oyster supper,
Caterer ID r. Cooling will serve light re-
treatments in the hall.
Phoenix lodge, r. q A. M, held its an
nual election of officers Tuesday, result
Ing:-L. Webb, W. NJ; A. j Huse, S. W.;
ROBERT Parker, j, W.; Gro. L. II, ger, 5.
~: j. B. Fisk, j. D.; j. p. Cleveland,
Treas; Geo. W. Scott, Sec: K A. Thacher,
Chap; Seweil Whitcomb, tyler.
Fern Rebekah lodge elected the follow
ing officers Friday evening Mrs. Anna
Kenney, N. q iss Ida Thatcher, V. g.;
Miss Nellie Fiske, sec; Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland, treas. These, with the sp
pointive officers, will be installed tw o
weeks from Friday evering.
r. r Slack recently sold a COW to
Seth King, which George slack, X. Rs.
son. considered was bis animal and he re-
plev{ued il from King. There wss q
prospect of an interesting litigation for a
short time, bot better unset prevailed
and settlement was finally effected
| The Emerson mill hiss not been running
the past few days. The lumber which
was expected for a big contract for in
| terror finish to 90 to Barre was burned in
the Shepard and Morse hre at Burlington
and delay results until more arrives
| Repairs and read ustments of machinery
are under way.
Mrs. Betsev Snow, widow OF Willism
Snow, died Sunday ct the home OF her
son, Loren z. Snow, sust over the Brook
| e Id line, OF paralysis, after a four days
| illness. She was a native of Berlin and
| her maiden name Wss Townsend. Her
age was 20. The funeral was held at toe
Sous home Tuesday noon.
A young man named Chsdbourn, who
works for Mer IN R7eers on Braintree
Hiii, was kicked in the cbest and fsce ~
horse IN Rogers harm saturday marn-
irg. He Law for two hours unconscious
and would hare r. zen 70 death had the
weather been cold. His IA z was baoly
cut and be may have been injured inter
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