Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-14

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| Fred Grey was in Montpelier yesterday.
Will Wynn returned to st. Adams last
Friday.
Arthur Stoughton teaches at Barnard
this winter.
Mrs. d. c. Jones has been ill the past
three weeks.
M. s. Adams has been on the sick list
the past week.
DIR. Fish was called TO Barton Saturday
to visit a patient.
Frank Bryant was in Brookfield on
business last week.
Mrs. X. II. Mather returned home from
New York Saturday.
Mrs. Felix Decosta OF Hartford visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. X. ID. Grain and son returned home
to Winchendon Friday.
Chas. Fsrnham OF Providence, Z. l.,
was in town last week.
Daniel Stoughton was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. Malby returned to her home in
Ashtield, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Joel Phelps spent Sunday at
Hartford with her father.
edward Sargent Is improving and able
to sit up most OF the time.
Mrs. Maria Griffith OF Sharon came
Saturday to visit friends here.
Miss sarsh Derby returns to her home
in Hyde Park, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Maria Alexander OF Sharon visited
Mrs. Burton Tenney last week.
Miss Josie Wydn has begun a winter
term OF school at North Royaiton.
Arthur Lewis Of Bethel was in the VIII
lage last week on his return from Boston.
Mrs. Fred Graves was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. T.. Black the first OF the week.
Regular and annual meeting of Bixby
post and Relief corps next Saturday even
ing.
RI. Mather is soon to resume his trips
as salesman for Moore, smith x Co.. bos-
ton.
Chas. Curtis Of New Bedford, Mass, is
spending the winter with J. II. Bucks
family.
Arthur Pierce returned from STAFFORD
last Friday where be had been to visit his
sisters.
Chas. Holman goes 20 Lebanon this
week to work in the brick yard for an in
definite time.
Rev. J. ID. Beeman gives notice that he
will preach a sermon to the young people
next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers, who spent Thanks
giving with her brother at Randolph, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. Blacklaw OF Massachusetts, has
been engaged to take charge OF the stock
room at the shoe factory.
Orrin Burbank, w. V. Sooper and NJ. J.
Sargent were called 10 WOODSTOCK before
the grand jury yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse, who have
been visiting in Springfield, Mass, re-
turned home last Saturday.
It's reported that Mrs. John A. Slack
was seriously injured by fall last week,
causing a fracture of the hip bone.
Wesson Allen is reported very Ill at
home OF blood poisoning, caused by pune
turing the finger wit rusty nail.
Miss Alice Brown is TO teach in Tun-
bridge again this winter, Miss Alice
Brownell in Barnard and Jessie Benson at
Broad Brook.
The w. c. t. U. will hold their next
regular meeting at Mrs. Chas. Wallis to-
morrow friday at 2 p. N. Subject for
paper, "Franchise."
There are l52 scholars attending the
winter term OF the Graded school. Ihls
is the largest attendance at any time since
the Graded school was established.
Mrs. Walter Durkee, who was called
here 10 attend the funeral OF her sister
in law, Mrs. Dewitt, returned to her home
in Fort Edward, n. ~, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Howe and Miss
Lenora Dewitt OF Montpelier and Mrs.
DanI story OF Bethel we're in town FRI
day to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Maria
Dewitt.
NJ. V. Adams has raised five bushels OF
Early Mortgage potatoes this year from
the seed OF the product OF one potato
pIsnted last year They are very early
and nice looking potatoes.
Geo. Bixby, Royalton boy, who Is now
/ on the police force at Exeter, n. d., re-
/ Gently executed piece OF detective WORK
/ in the line OF bis duty by hunting down
/ and capturing gang OF young burglars,
\ that gave him prominent notice IN the
press.
The Senior exhibition Of the High
school in the Congl church tomorrow
/ evening will begin promptly at o'clock.
| The names OF the seniors are Marie Bin
/ jngs, Leroy Davis, Nathan Dodge, Clifton
| Flanders, Leroy Luce, Mabel hsther ana
| Lucy Moore.
| The marriage announced few days
/ 400 Of Miss George Shepard, daughter OF
/ and Mrs. j. NJ. Shepard, and Mr..
! Iuther Vale OF Ludlow occurred at the
/ nome OF the bride last week Thursday,
/ Rev. j. h. Badger of Ludlow officiating.
The wedding took place at noon. They
vent to New York on their bridal trip.
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