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

Jeld Scott of Scottsmoo-e, Canada, is
visiting at Joseph Gritiin's.
The tickets for Beedle's orchestra enter
tainment are on sale Mt Bixby's.
Recent news from Miss Sarah Gustin
states that she is rapidly improving.
Willis Scales bad die last week his full
blood Shropshire buck, Consol, valued
at s25.
Miss Flora Corwin returned to the Nor
nal school at Bridgewater, Mass I,
Monday.
The fire district meeting was adjourned
one week to Monday, Jan. 10th, at $3.50
o'clock p. m.
The week OF prayer is being observed by
both churches every night this week ex-
cept Saturday.
Miss Lucy Hale OF South Royalton was
guest at j. b. Atwood's last week, re-
turning Friday.
Mrs. Hiram Kingsbury returned home
from Boston Saturday, where she has been
the past few weeks.
F. S. Alger of Roseand, British Colum-
bia, is visiting his brothers in town, Ho-
mer and Henry Alger.
Hon. j. X. Darling and Hon. Geo. l..
Stow attended the funeral OF Judge White
az washington lueSudy.
A. W. Whitney and wife we're called to
Potter Place, N. H., last week Wednesday
by the sickness oflMr. Whitney's sister.
Mrs j. Fl. Griffin has returned home
from Scottsmoore, p. @, where she has
been the past two weeks visiting her
sister
Mrs. G. A. Densmore went to White
River Junction this week to visit her
l. aa RI
move from that place to Concord, n. IL.
Judge "A. A. White of Washington died
last Saturday night. He was the Oldest
member OF Orange county bar and had
been town clerk for the past fifty years.
Rev. E. W. Sharp of South Royslton
will preach at tue Methodist church next
Sunday morning and on the West hill in
The afternoon in exchange with Rev. W.
Z. Allen.
The school in district No. had New
Years tree at the schoolhouse Friday p,
m. The exercises were very pleasant and
the tree we'll loaded. All present seemed
TO enjoy the affair and go home happy.
The addition OF the young peoples
choir at The Congn church makes u de-
eded Improvement. We have some good
singers among our young people aud 1t is
Time they we're beginning to make them
selves useful. We hope every seat in the
gallery will be occupied.
The following were the officers elected
at the annual meeting of Orange County
creamery tuesday, Directors, N. II. Aus
IN, j. A. Stanley, Benson Sanbofn, Frank
Gilman, F. H. Martin; president, j. A.
stanley; auditors, T.. A. Corwin, w. +.
townsend, Fred Monkey.
Miss Addis Allen, daughter OF the late
Albert Allen OF this towr, left New York
city Dec. Both for Washington, ID. J, to
aeI rs gooerness in the family of Gen.
Griggs. she will be in the family OF Vice
President Hobart few weeks before en-
Ierlng upon her duties as governess.
The annual report Of the Orange county
creamery sho US 2 900 $40 pounds of mix
received IN 1897, 156,77S pounds OF butter
made, s29 54 81, amount of money re-
SSeeyedi 1883 AZ, expenses for the year;
20 10 cents, average price paid for butter;
Z cents, cost per pound OF makingi
a'oo' average test for the year.
The annual election Of officers in Water
son Post No IS, q. A. r., resulted as FOL
lows: Comm 4nder, DR.. 5 DRY n. Goss;
nlor vice commander, John h. Atwood;
junior vice commander, Fifield Bohonon;
CClspialn GEO. F. Reed; adjutant, Gil bert
" smith; quartermaster, Carlos r. Boz
u.a,hcn; officer OF the day, 4. F, smith;
omeer OF the guard, Nathan Noyes.
H. " Hszen has taken another step
,,o~aTd perfecting his stage facilitie :.
Mo3oay the covered Stage sleigh came cut
NV y dressed and in the place Of the
9lee1y curtains We now sc closed win
VOWS, 50 the passengers will ride wi 8