Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-03

Order suits and overcoats 3 Sand upwards
of G.B. Fish, Randolph. Write for samples.
Mrs. Otto Sargent of Quechee is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Chandler OF Barre city recently
visited Mrs. Emily Allen.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith is visiting the fam
lily of A. j. Parker these days.
Helen williams has had the company OF
a cousin, Miss Blaisdell, recently.
In an item last week the name May Fol-
ansbee should rave been May Fullam.
The circular conference meets here with
the Second church next week Tuesday,
Mamie Mason has joined her husband
In Portland, Me-, where he is in business.
1t is thought that Mrs. Carroll Crane
has been entertaining the measles un-
awares.
George Smith has sold his entire herd of
COWS to the Clogston brothers OF Will
Jamestown.
The mother OF May Kibbee, Mrs. Garlic
ton, has come to remain with their family
several weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie was at Lyndon
| Friday in council, at the ordination OF
Rev. NJ. A. Farren.
The sister of Messrs. Fullam, Mrs.
| Winch of Corintb, is spending a few
weeks with her brothers..
Minnie Clark went to saranac. N. T.,
last week, hoping another winters stay
there will bring her firm health.
The friends OF Blanche Durkee are glad
to know that she has entered the gram
mar school in Providence, r. l., so much
in advance. She expects to graduate In
June. Ht
George Panton disposed OF 35 cows at an
auction sale last Tuesday. The average,
S37 per head, was somewhat lessened by
several two and three year-old heifers.
Ernest Sargent came to his fathers last
week for a day or two, very much enfee-
| bled from his severe Illness, contracted at
| Chickamauga. He was obliged to return
to Concord, N. e., for the mastering out
OF his company.
Drs. Wheeler and willard of Burning
ton, Watson OF WILLIAMSBURG, Scott and
son Of Randolph and DR.. Ellis met at IL.
NOR from the side OF lnez Kibbee Durkee:
A nurse from the Mary Fletcher hospital
is attending the case and hopes are en-
tertained OF her recovery.
West Randolph grange has decided to
postpone its meeting, which was TO have
| been held with the grange here tomorrow
| evening. The visitors were to furnish the
program, which they had decided would
include a drama. Owing to a portion Of
the cast having beer unavoidably pre-
vented from attending rehearsals, the
play is not ready for presentation, 80 the
Brookield grange secretary has been In
formed.
Last Friday the Victory g.. I. union
met according to previous announcement |
at the G.. T. hall. Each lodge In the un.
ion was well represented and the public
exercises were fully appreciated both In
the afternoon and evening. The recitation
by Miss Ethelynd Gould and essay by O.
II. Bigelow were especially good. The
evening exercises were held In the church
The theme presented by Rev. ]. o. Sher-
burne OF WillIamstown was "How Much
Better Is a Man than a Sheep 7" He dwelt
largely upon the laws of our state protect
ing our dumb animals, which he said were
ali right, but he would welcome the day
when our state avs would sufficiently
protect our boys, soDs and fathers from
the terrible drink traffic. His arguments
were forcibie and well presented End
should be needed by all temperance peo-
/ nile.