Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-06
Randolph.

DAY for a short stay.
george Hunt of Vergennes visited at p.
D. bianchard's over Sunday.
Miss Nellie WYman began this week to
WORK In the Sparhswk studio.
capt. j. +. Eldredge left Monday for a
months business trip TO Washington,
Inc week OF prayer is being observed
according TO the program published last
Ethan Allen and wife went to Spring.
nelo Mass, Monday, where they are 10
Misses Maurine rhayer and Bortense
refers visited last week in White River
Junction.
A. c. Holman of st. Adams was in town
last week showing up his goods to local
merchants.
Two select dances were held Friday
evening, one at the he'd Lion and one at
Grange hail.
The third in the series OF whist parties
at Grange hall will occur Friday evening
OF this week.
Mrs. G. S. Carroll was called to Boston
Monday by the illness of her daug hter,
Mrs. l.. s. Breed.
Roy Holman will attend the dairy
school at Burlington, going there SsIur-
day OF this week.
Dressing rooms are being partitioned
of from both the stage entrances at Du-
Bois q Gays hail.
A daughter was born last wee K to Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Battise OF Boston, for
merly of this place.
Miss Margaret Carrigan returned to
Oakdale, Mass, Saturday after "a short
vacation from teaching.
The business at the postoffice for the
last month was the largest OF any month
for the past three years.
Miss Mamie Jones OF Boston came last
week 10 spend the Ninter at Thomas Car
rigan's and attend the Graded school.
Carl Edminster was brought from White
River junction Friday To ais nome here,
seriously III wItn inflammation OF the
bowels.
Lucius Fowler and wife OF st. Adams
aud =. Il. Mann ana wife of C.uremont,
n. a., visited from Friday untn monday
al j. a FoHlvI'5.
Frank Phillips is playing with the
Montpelier orchestra tuIs winter. Muu-
Gay nag mt IL iurnisned music Tor u uanca
at the - aterbury asylum.
Horace Moulton went Monday to Join
the Dartmouth Glee, Mandolin and Gui.
tar e!uD, whlcn IS taking d vacation zip
IN New Hampshire ana Maine.
Arthur 5 Bean came saturday from
BurIlns ton, y here ne nad Deen al Win
Dfoncllsls. lie Was unaols to return WItn
The other u. V. M. students tnls wees.
The Grange orchestra and q lie a dele
gatIon from The lOca, grange arc planning
10 attend ana participate Ia Orange rally
to De given III Bethel town bali ON the
evening Ut Jan. IA, undeF tae auspices OF
Rising Star Grange.
The officers OF the g. A. K. post we're in
stalled saturday evening " kturlng
Commander Hoyt ana those OF the w .R,C.
by Past President Mrs. X. h. Parker. Re
iresnmenIs acre served By the W. Il. Z.
lac >. OF VS. install saturday evening
next.
II is understood that Or. Alien paid II.
NJ. Dufur not less than $1,000 damages
for injuries, and it is thought that s. veral
hu cred dollars in excess OF that was re-
cel ed by Mr.. Dufur. Al any rate be de-
served all the money consideration be got.
- Bradford Opinion.
A neighborhood whist plrty met at e.
N. Godfrey's Dec. rs, the players occupy
ing six tables. l.. q Tracy and Mrs. n.
DIR. NJ l.. Scott and Miss Mamie Hutchin-
son were second. After refreshments the
party adjourned to meet Jan. u al l.. G..
rracy's.
The average attendance at the Christian
church last year was 1856 Four memters
have been married, four have died aud ten
been added during the year. TIE average
SUNDAY school attendance was 100. The
pastor has ATTENDED 20 funerals, married
nine couples, preached 50 sermons and
made $50 pastoral calls.
The third whist party given under the
auspices of Fern Re bekah lodge in Edson's
nall New Years eve was attended by about |
10 PLAYERS, the most successful OF whom /
were G. X. Granger and Mrs. Geo. ). |
Hutchinson, whose score carr showed 30 /
points plus. The heaviest losers were
John f. Mead ana Miss Nellie Harwood, /
yhn were 81 points below zero at the close /
" he game. Retire. hments OF flee aud |
and wiches were served Several of the 1
PARTY awaited the exit of the old year and 1
he appearance of 1898. The fourth party /
n the series will occurJ Jan. l4th.