Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19


See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention and plan to
attond.
George Lougee nus taken NJ. c. Aliens
farm for another year.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. r. II. stanton.
The Kingsbury farm on the West Hill is
10 rent. See advertisement elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baldwin ofsomer.
Vile, Mass, spent sunday at j. A. X. Cor
wins.
Mrs. James Hosking Of Claremont, n.
H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
THUS.
Miss Nellie Corwin went TO Boston
Tuesday 60 remain several weeks with
friends
james Hosking, Jr., and wife OF West
Lebanon, n. H., have been guests this
wees OF +. J. Titus.
Mrs. Zslma slack went to Lisbon, N. Ii !,
Tuesday 10 visit Der daughter, aiary, wno
went there short time ago.
VII. Gillelani went to Aver, Mass,
Saturday 10 remain this winter To the EN-.
ploy Il the Boston Ice company.
Bert Carpenter OF Brookfield has taken
the WILDER Smith farm on the Washing
ton road and is 10 move there at once.
Henry Barstow j. through driving the
Blush i1uen stage and Joan Robbins OF
West taiflee Is noe handling the ribbons.
The number Of births reported as 81
alsew here should be 81, three having been
returned since the record was made up
David Adams returned TO Hanover, n
H., Tuesday. He has been at home the
past week caring for his father, Geo. 5.
Adams.
Mrs. Alice dow Holden OF Chicago.
H., and Mrs. Joseph knight of NeSbury-
port, Mass, are visiting ut Hon. J.. X.
Darling's.
Mrs. W. z. Townsend was called 10
Menden, n. H., last week ny The sickness
oi her daughter, Blanche, at KimDali
Union academy.
School IN district No. was obliged to
close last week owing TO the sicAncss of
the haeher, Miss Hattie Dearborn, and
many OF the pupils.
Sunday evening al 7:i5 o'clock the pas
sof Oh The Baptist church VIII preach his
hfst sermon ia series OF Sunday evening
aseourses on Peculiar People,
Il Is reported that eventually the bank
u 10 De moved 10 tneeor room & Bacon l
a Halls new block ana that an Offer has
oeen made Tor the present bank building.
AZ Dir. Eastman's church Sunday morn
ihg there were but 80 presen. snd at mir. |
Aliens but q which illustrates the great
aumoer OF people there are SICK in town. |
On account OF so much sick ness among 1
numbers the Y. ~. society OF the Baptist /
chofeh has postponed The social that was |
week.
Mrs.. William Y. Hood Is spending few 4
tesks In New York city visiting her
lsugAter, Mrs. DIR. Helmer. MIR. Hood is
aeaylhg az the Orange County hotel dur
hg her absence.
wallace Swan, administrator OF the
ealate OF Mrs. Mary Jane McGaw, has
sola me undivided half OF tue b. icx house
eHned oy the estate aud Mrs. J.. 4. Tracy
70 mrs. Il. +. Peters for $500.
The annual meeting OF George Wash
,uston lodge No 81, h. a A. Bi, will be
ul.u thursday evening, Jan. 26th, at seven
1oek p. m. All members are requested
govern themselves accordingly.
Francis h. Huh died yesterday morn
tug OF heart failure alter a short illness, |,
~ ", MS t0th year. he was born in Grand
- W. aud enlisted Aug. 5th, 1861, 10 4
- ~. ~ GO Vermont. He was woInde1 In F,
,ue * az Port Hudson, June ~ 1853, sud
~ uiseharFed Jan. 20, 1854 tie was n
-sa 'losi OF y. :. Grant post. which has
-. y 9i the tunerai tomorrog st o. d,
- heF. q. w. Morrow officiating. lie
Va member Of tue Chri,tlsu c1urch.
Y NE and SIX children survive, the latter !
Nins Mrs. q ID. ) aymour, OF Springfield,
NJ Lucius, OF CIalsto1, A. / John, /
! ~ 4, COOK, y. H.; William, OF Barnard; I
- hsnry and Aiex OF this place. In
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