Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20


Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Stone were in
Hanover Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hayward spent
Tbursdayin Chelsea.
Gardner Cobb is home from Dartmouth
| for the Christmas season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chamberlin visited
in Chelsea the past week.
Horace II UdaiI spsnt a few days in
Randolph the first OF the week.
Mrs. Belle Clogston OF Pompanoosue
visited at her parents the past week.
Romeo Cham berlin and Miss Wessie s.
Kent we're in Chelsea last wednesday.
Charles Brown OF Waverly, Mass, is
visiting bis cousin, Mrs. Byron f. Ross.
Mrs. Oscar A. Scribner's son from
Worcester, Mass, is making her a visit.
Mrs Frank r. jerks and son went to
Providence, X. l.; Tuesday for the Christ
mas holidays.
Maurice Titus, who died The past week
at his home in Quechee, was brought here
Wednesday for interment.
Mrs. Sophronia Bacon, who has been
spending several weeks in Massachusetts,
returned home Saturday.
Frank J. Colby was brought home from
the Mary Hitchcock hospital Monday,
seemingly unimproved in health.
Heman Reynolds, who has been spend.
ing season in town at his fathers, re.
turned IN his employment Saturday.
Misses Marian c. Hatch and Mary A.
Rich left Monday for a three weeks visit
IN scarborough, n Y, at the home OF
Mrs. Is. It. Marshall.
The largest hog killed this season in
town was one owned by j. X. Kendall,
weighing 554 pounds. Not very bad for a
10 moDths-old animal.
Among the new books recently added
to Harris library are to be found
Lille Women Women. Louisa NJ. AlsOtt
JOS BOys,
The Reign Of Law James lane Ausn
Eben Holden, Irving Bachelor
Tommy and 0rize, j Nj Barrie
Pine Knot. VIM + Barton
Duke Of siockbridge. Rdward Beliamy
Bro Neighbors, Nellie hlanchH
Meadow e. q Grass Alice brown
Knights in FustRn, Caroline Brown
Ihe SKY Pilot, Ralph Common
IN ne Palace or the King y. NJ CraWiHHd I
The Lilac sunbonnet \ X Crockett
The Stickit Minister.
The sickit Minister'S W0ning,
How Know the Wild Flowers Mrs W. 8 Dana /
The que ms Garden, NJ. r.. NJ. IA Is 4
with Both Ar mics 10 So. Africa, X. n. Davis 1
A Friend OF Caesar VS. avis /
From Kingdom % Colony, Mary Deyereux 4
The Black Volts Breed Harris Dicks1a 4
= at 1Afen Hshkt - Con q Doyle !
me farrinedons, Ellen f. Fowler 4
lnleaNened Brad, Robert Grant 1
TIE Cardinals snud Box uenry Harland
hip Van Winkle, Washington irvinf
4 Master OF Cran, W. ". Jacobs
KAY = Daughter, Gen. Charles King
water Babies, Charles Kingsley
Dorothy ID sane, Ellen o Kirk |
Dorothy and Her Friends
Ihe sword OF the King, Rorald Macdonald
A Minister % IN World, Caroline A Mason |
A Woman 81 Y -sterday
Dur lei nd Empire Charles Morris
3 D, son o. ia Tie, Alfred oivAnt
ne Lane That Had No Turning, Gilbert Parker
re 70 -er e Il. RRyner
banfls fioneer, X. y. Rohinson
Mer cromwell, Theodore Roosevelt
npstt IoufnaY. Vim Says
The House Of Egremont, NJ seawsu
Biography OF Grlzzly r. Seton Thompson
, em Io carter OF OAr'ersville' F. T. nth
be Crisis la China, Smyth Read and Ofhers
'hsrlotie Cushman, Emma stsbhins
'hp Winwood, r. N Stevens
Chids dArden OF verse. II. l.. stevenson Z
omona's Travels, r. r. stockton |
iudder Grang
Gentleman from Indiana Booth Tarkingtou ,
lonsieur herma re,
he Cobbler OF Mines, M INLAY Tavior
lice OF Old Vicennes Maurice Thompson r
esurreetion, Leo Tols'oi :
leanor, Mrs. Humphr Ward :
er Ladyship's Elephant, bavd y Wells
he story Of Patsy, Kate ID WfeR n | !
he Heart Highway. Mary n wilkins !
Also poems by Whittier, Wordsworth and Eu- I
sne Field |