Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-23
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y. NJ. Draper was in Burlington owe,
Sunday.
{. W. Rugg OF Boston was IN town over
Sunday.
DR.. W. 3 Curtis of Montpelier was down
over Sunday.
Fred Bass OF Norwich university was at
home over Sunday.
/ >. 8. Ballard OF Montpelier was In town
on business Friday.
| b. ID. Chadwick was in Montpelier on
business last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Church went to Montnelier
Saturday to visit friends.
II. Il. Gale OF Plainfield has been amonp
the recent visitors In town.
ISIS Ella Cushman visited Mrs. Electa
Cushman In Barre last week.
Mrs. Frank Dickermsn went to North
held Saturday to spend the day.
l. ID. Litchfield has finished work for F..
ID. Ladd In Barre and returned here.
Mrs. 4. t. Huntington was down from
Burlington last week for a short stay.
Fred Chatfield finished work as barber
In Barre last week aud returned home.
The Brigham creamery paid 2lc. per Id.
Tor october butter, less &c. for making.
John Mcdonald OF st. Adams, an in
surance agent, WAS here on business Mon
day.
A. O. Holman OF 81. Adams visited at
Mrs. Mary K. Mann's the first OF the
week.
Miss Nora Connolly is teaching the
school on Brsintree Hill, common cling
MONDAY.
Judge J. W. howell returned the last OF
he week from visit to relatives In VIII
Jamestown.
G. X. Granger went to Barre the last OF
the week to visit bis son, &. Ii. Granger,
and family.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk OF Putney came
Monday to spend the week at the home OF
his parents here.
Gale Morse has moved from the
VIII slack farm 10 with his father-in Law,
Kimball Williams.
Col r. J. KimDall was here last week
for a several days stay. He returned to
Brooklyn Saturday
J.. M.Atwood went 10 Norwich Monday,
accompanied By supt Kohn Of the Phenix
Insurance. company.
Clarence Booth, with his wife and child,
came from Northheld Monday to visit his
brother, Louis p. Booth.
ID. IA. Morse was 10 Barre lately 10 spend
the day. L. r. Emerson was there last
Thursday on legal business.
The ladies OF the Ways and Means so.
oiety OF the White church viii hold
flower social at the yestries this evening.
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury returned from
Barre the last OF the week where she bad
been guest Of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sher
burn.
Miss Florence Soper closed another sue. |
cessful term OF chool 10 East Granville |
last Thursday and Is at home for the brief
vacation.
A union service viii be held Sunday /
evening at O'clock OF the Christian /
church. Rev. W. II. Chidley viii preach /
the sermon.
Miss Lilla Hayward, who had been at
the home Of her uncle, {. w. Hayward,
for some months, returned to Everett,
Mass, Monday.
Next Thursday morning at 1890 o'clock
3 union Thanksgiving service will be held /
az the NJ. 4. church. The sermon will be
by Rev. Y. q. Rainey.
Rev. r. c. Droughin Of Woodstock con-
Quoted services 1t the Catholic church /
Sunday lie will celebrate mass here
again Sunday, Dec. II, at $50 o'clock.
Miss Adelaide Gilbert, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Edwin Davis OF White
River Junction, is visiting her brother,
Rev. Closson Gilbert, al Middletown, q.
Presiding Elder Davenport was in st.
Johnsbury last week to attend tue Inter
convention for the pro
motion OF q closer union with the differ
ent churches.
Miss A. Blanche spsrhawk goes to Leb.
anon, n. H., tomorroS to sing the part Of
Eleanor In the opera, THE Reclnse,N
" hich will be presented there Friday even
ing under the management OF Harley
Negcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hubbard enter
tanned the members OF the Epworth and
Junior leagues at their home Monday
evening. About 80 guests were present,
" no enjoyed q ride there In wagons well
filled with merry people. Refreshments
were served.
AT a special meeting OF the stock holders
OF Camp Randolph company held Satur-
day evening. II was voted not TO admit TO
mem hershiD any nonresident OF Ram
dolph, except by unanimous vote. Capt.
II. Eldredge was unanimously elected
TO membership.
The pupils In district No. II having no
3 bsent marks during the fall term are as
blanche Sargent, Hazel Rogers,
Laroy Danyow, Frank Woodward, Aurelia
Danyow, Fred Smith, Doris Rogers, Mil
LlrEie Tatro, Mary Wyman and Elton
Stevens. MABEL WADLKIoH, Teacher.
News has been received OF the death of
Charles w. Levings, which occurred at
Oshkosh. Wis, resulting suddenly, from
} stroke OF apoplexy. Mr.. Levings was
native OF surrey, N. H., and In his youth
lived here and was . student az the old
Orange County Grammar school. he was
! remarkable scholar and took high rank
Is teacher Of shorthand, which was his
life work In the West.
The owners OF the pond that has been
built on the land OF George Hatch placed,
IN Friday last, In the water they controi,
hree cans OF trout. One can was nlled
With fngerilngs that were from 3 TO l-z
inches long. Two cans were filled with
rout from TO Z IL inches long. Only
our OF the yearlings and about 20 OF the
ingerlings were dead. The 1sh came
through without an attendant and must
rave been in first-class condition or the
oss would have been more. They came
ron, the plvmoufh Mass, hatchery and