Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

A son was born the 29th to Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Rope.
A. l.. Adams opens a meat market in
Cushman's block next week.
/ DIR. W. B. Mayo Of Mortified was here
yesterday TO see Mrs. John Seymour.
! =. s. Ballard OF Montpelier was in town
yesterday handing out the new NATL
I Life calendars.
DR.. L A. Russlow has purchased the
| George Prince place on Forest street,
paying S2O50. He will not move until
/ spring.
Miss Sue Sanford is convalescing from
her illness OF appendicitis ana her sister,
Mrs. John Abbott, returned to Winches-
ter, Mass, yesterday.
Alex. Tatro has returned from Middle
town, Conn, where be has been superin-
tending the building OF 400 feet OF crib
docking in be Connecticut.
Rev. Carleton HAGEN OF Rochester and
Rev. Frank w. Hszen OF Pittsheld were
In town this week looking after the
household goods OF their mother, the late
Mrs. Austin Hazen.
John Chase, with the New England
Structural company at East Everett,
Mass, came Thanksgiving day to visit
his parents, l. S. Chase and wife. He re.
turned Sunday night.
Mrs. John Abbott Of Winchester, Mass,
came the last OF the week to assist in car
ing for her sister, Miss Sue Sanford. Mrs.
II. p. Sanford is still in Medford where
she has been for two months or more.
The Magazine club will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow evening at Il. +.
Sharpe's. Members are requested to
bring with them a prepared list OF the
magazines they wish for the coming year.
While logging in the woods one day last
week, Wilfred Larock got his leg caught
between a log and a rock and the horses
starting, both bones OF the lower limb
were badly fractured. Dr.Scott attended.
Right Rev. A. c. A. Hall, bishop OF the
diocese Of Vermont, will visit Randolpn
next Sunday. He will be at Grace church
at the Center In the morning and at st.
Johns church at z o'clock Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. J. F. Carrigan accompanied her
mother law to Melndoes Falls last
week where the latter will remain for the
present with her son. Mrs. Carrigan has
been with her husband in Burlington for
a few days,
The ladies OF the Cong'l church will hold
a social with Mrs. F. e. Dubois Friday
afternoon, Dec. s, from to O'Clock.
MS Will DC the ldht one oil Tile year and
all the ladies OF the congregation are most
cordially invited.
The Celery Whist club held a meeting
OF four tables at Charles Ingalls, Tuesday
evening. Frank Wood and Mrs. II. A.
smith with plus 9, and John Hubert and
Mrs. e. n. Bean, with minus 16, won the
respective honors.
The delegation called to Chelsea Mon.
cay by the opening OF The December term
OF county court included Assistant Judge
Henry w. Fits, Attorney J. ID. Denison
and Jurors Walter BigeIow and ]. n.
Fits OF Braintree.
The ladies at the NJ. 4. church win place
on sale Dec. 10, at their church paflors.
the articles which we're left from their
former sale. There will be some additions
suitable for Christmas gifts and home-
made candies, also.
Today is the one hundredth anniversary
OF the death OF George Washington, and
in accordance with a resolution passed at
the 33d national encsmpment, the Grand
Army department commander, Franklin
q. butterfield, recommends that all post
hags be displayed at half mast in com.
memoration of the nations hero, and that
schools have exercises in his honor.