Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-22

H. o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. C. S. Emery was at Randolph last
week. 49, ~ Ff AAA~ks-s- !
Annie U. Batchelder returned to Barre
Monday.
There is to be New Years ball at the
town hall Monday night, Jan. I'd.
WI Davis aud wife left last week for
Jacksonville. Fla, to spend the winter.
Mrs Geo. l.. Stow went to Bethel Fri
dav to visit her son, E.A. Davis returning
today.
B.W. FLANDERS and Miss Eva Alderman
are assisting H. o. Bixby in the store dur
ing the holidays.
Do not forget to renew your Chelsea
Gerald with all the desirable combina-
tions before Jan. lst
H. M. Dufur is here most of the time
now looking after the electric light bust
ness while Mr.. Davis is away.
Fred E.Atwood ana Mr.. Reyes, college
friend, memb ers OF the Dartmouth Glee
club, are spending few days in town.
Mrs. r. e. Hood went to Hanover, N d.,
Friday to see her sister, Mrs. Dennis Giles,
who is at the hospital in critical condi-
ton.
The firm OF Bixby a Perkins, meats and
provisions, has been dissolved, F. e. Blk
by having bought the Interest of his part
ner, J. o. Perkins.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of Orange county creamery will be held
at the town clerks office Tuesday, jar.
Sd at one o'clock p. IN.
There was an electric light promenade
concert at the town hall last Thursday
night, the proceeds used toward the ex-
pense of wiring the hall.
Charles f. Noyes OF Potter Place, N. H.,
and Carl e. Moves of Worcester, Mass,
kuxt, Ir1d w tn. uff
their brother, Alonzo Noyes. ts5
States Attorney Hale K. Darling, who
has been suffering from a severe attack OF
the grip, is still confined to the house aud
unable to attend to business.
The proprietors of the Chelsea Livery
and Sale stable are now Adams d Lewis.
Mr.. Adams having sold one half interest
in the business to Fred W. Lewis.
The quartette, Messrs. Goss, Mattison,
Dearborn and Slack, are to sing at the
Xmas tree entertain ment at the Metho-
dist church next Saturday evening.
Minnie Haskins, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DIR. Smith, left Satur-
day for her home at Spiing Lake, Mich,
via Montpelier where she will remain a
few days with her sister, Mrs. r. II. Lyon.
TheOranee County Creamery company
received 1870, 1885 pounds OF milk during
the month OF November. Butter made,
TOO. is pounds; received for butter, deduct
ing freight and commission. 5000 02;
running expenses, sso2.7l; paid patrons,
q cents.
Members OF the Masonic fraternity from
South Royalton, Tupbridge, Washington
and Corinth were present Friday to at
tend the funeral of Alopzo Noyes. The |
work was never more beautifully render
ed than on this occasion by DR.. e. j. Fish,
who assisted George Washington lodge,
No. 81. M 4
The an DUAL meeting OF the Congrega-
tionaI church will be nei6 on Thursday, |
Dec. 20. The business meeting is caiied7
for 10 80 a. M, to be followed at noon by !
a dinner and roll call. All members of (
the church who maybe Unable TO be pres !
emit are desired to send some response to
be read in answer to their names at roll
call. HffM ft4N n 4
Major Charles K. Darling is a candidate
TOR the position OF United States marshal
for the district of Massachusetts Petl-
tions in his favor are being circulated vol
UNFAIRLY by influential members OF the
bar in Boston, Worcester, Springfield,
Fitchburg and other cities. There we're
two other candidates in the field before
him but his chances are thought 10 De
good. Ii is felt that his appointment
would be recognition OF the Bay state
soluiery participating In the war.