Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-04

All kinds of horses constantly on hand.
u A. L. PAIGE.
Lorenzo Tenney's daughter is critically
Geo. Mooney is visiting friends in
Richmond.
Mrs. w. A. Fsrnham is visiting friends
at Derry, n. Il.
Harold Fish returned from New Haven
Conn.,, Saturday.
on Stoughton is still confined to the
house by illness.
Vet. Davis has moved to Tunbridge
near Chas. Howe's.
E. S. Psrkhurst left Monday for Rome
N. Y, and vicinity.
Danforth Day is very sick and his re.
covery is very doubtful.
Mrs. Mary Mack of Hartford was a
guest OF Mrs. j. N. Phelps last week.
Mrs. James Pike is gaining slowly and
is able to sit up short time each day.
Mrs. Dwight Leisure has returned from
a visid to her sons in Fitchburg, Mass.
The New England Telephone company
has Issued new schedule of toll rates.
| Miss Molly Bingham went to Salem,
Mass, last week to visit her sister, Cassie.
Mrs. W. Nj. Sargent has sufficiently re-
covered so as TO be up most OF the time.
The annual meeting OF the Cong'l
church will be held next Saturday, jar.
/ 9Th.
Mrs. Geo. Pierce and daughter, Cora,
are visiting Mrs. Spaulding and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Brown.
E. L. Parkhurst and Henry Osgood have
re-engaged TO the Mccormick manu-
featuring company.
Bert Sargent has opened meat market
under the barber shop and Frank Bryant
is working for him.
Edgar Watkins received news last week
OF the death OF a nephew, Elmer Watkins,
postmaster at Felchyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii r. Cushman OF
Mortified visited MIR. and Mrs. Ed.
Smith the first OF the week.
Clifford Heminway, who is now in
southern California, is reported In much
better health than when here.
Tarbell & Whitman are in Woodstock
this week, counsel for the Tun bridge
agricultural society in case OF injury.
Frank Burke, son OF Edmund Burke OF
this town, has engaged as travelling
salesman for Boston Wholesale house.
Albert Manchester and wife OF RAN
dolph are visiting relatives here. They
are on their return from Concord, n. Il.
Drs. Fish and Welch were called to
Woodstock today to testify in the Bene-
diet vs.. Tunbridge Agricultural society
case
Mrs. Mary Morse Waterman and chill.
dren ofWalden are visiting her parents, af-
ter which she will return to Mcludoe's
Falls.
Edgard Harvey and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. Edward Foster, re-
turned to their home in Manchester, N H.,
recently.
Il. r. Smith was better yesterday
and gaining, with a good prospect of re-
ooyery, He has been confined to the
house two weeks.
The meeting Thursday evening at the
Cong1 church will be preparatory SER
vice TO communion and reception of
members Sunday morning.
nv. and Mrs. w. V. Eastman were call
ed TO Woodstock Wednesday to see Mrs.
Nancy Rowland, a sister OF Mrs. Eastman,
who was fatally Ill with cancer.
Chas. West is numbering quite extern
sively this winter. He viii place. 100
thousand feet OF logs in the mill yard as
soon as there is sufficient shedding.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge |
wednesday evening, Jan. 10th. All |
members are requested to be present as
important business Is to be acted upon. /
The officers OF Bixby post, Bixby Renei
corps and Mark J. Sargent camp, Sons OF
Veterans, will hold joint installation
services at the Relief corps hall on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Nancy Culver Rowland, wife OF /
James Rowland. died al her home in
Woodstock last Thursday OF cancer. Mrs.
Rowland was the daughter OF John Gull
yer OF East Barnard and sister OF Mrs.
w. V. Eastman OF this village. She was
81 yrs. OF age.
White River grange will hold its regular
meeting Jan. 9th at l p. m, at which
time four candidates will be instructed in
he first two degrees. After this will be
public installation of officers by Worthy
Master II. Bruce OF Floral grange, con-
Guiding with an oyster supper for the
grange and their families.
At the annual meeting of the fire dis
trict held last Morday evening the follow
ing officers were elected: NJ. j. Sargent,
Geo. II. Manchester, Albert Sargent. fire
wardens; II. X. Foster, treas; John
COLL, j. o. Belknap, auditors
NJ j. Sargent, chief engineer; w. V.
soper, LIST assistant; e. Dole, I'd assistant.
No tax required.
The annual meeting OF the Masonic
lodges OF the first Masonic district will be
held at Masonic hall, So. Royslton, com
mencing at 3 O'Clock, D. N. Nj. w. w.
Scott Nay, grand master; w. Olin w.
DAILY, grand lecturers X. w. VIM. W.
lanes, ID. ID. @. M, and others will be
present, also past grand officers are ex-
Dected. Degrees conferred by Woodstock
ind Rising Sun lodges and lectures re-
nearsed by the Vermont and st. John
odges. The lectures will be reviewed by
he Worshipful Grand Lecturer. Banquet
At 6 p. m.
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