Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-13

Bell Bros, Randolph, are closing out
ladies and misses jackets at Just one.
half price.
Mrs. w. A. Farnham is very IN this
week.
Horace Tenney has moved to bis new
house.
Walter Dewey has moved to the mill
village.
Henry Hubbard is now located in his
new house.
j. H. Hewitt is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
Edgar Reynolds has recovered sufficient
~ TO be on the street.
Ora Goodale is in Boston and Clifton
dale, Mass, this week.
t. e. Bailey has returned and is at
work In the shoe factory.
VIM, II. Martin came from Underhill
Monday for few days visit.
Chas. Daggett returned recently from a
Visit to the north part OF the state.
The W. r. c. hold sociable at W. p.
Hibbard's this Thursday evening.
Thomas Blacklar is still confined to
his bed but is considered out OF danger.
w. II. Luckett, station agent, has been
granted a leave OF absence OF two weeks.
Cannoll Haynes has purchased a heavy
pair OF work horses for his ice business.
Miss Grace Dimick OF Hartford was
guest of Mrs. o. N. Stoughton last week.
Mark Metcali is making his home at
henry Dykes. de Is almost totally blind.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Shepard are attend
ing the state grange at Brattleboro this
week.
Fred Gray has % horses in his stable at
the present time including his track
horses.
VIII Waterman has entered Comer's
Commercial college In Boston for a course
ofstudy.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sargent returned home
saturday from her visit at Winchendon
and Boston.
Arthur Howe is ia Boston this week se-
Letting fixtures for electric lights at the
shoe factory.
James Griffin has moved to George
Hackett's tenement, to letter accommodate
his daugh ter at school.
The Sons OF Veterans hold sociable at
Samuel Richards next Wednesday even
ing, the i9th. Transportation free.
Miss Emily HosR, who has been with j.
II. kent's family the past summer, re-
turned to her home Ia New York last
week.
White River grange is making arrange
ments for the state board of agriculture
TO hold farmers meeting here in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rand and Mrs. Car.
roll wilkins of Philadelphia rived here
last week and will pend the winter with |
Mrs. Benz. Flint.
Calvin Dyke is making his home at |
Charles Spaulding's. tie has recovered |
from his recent illness sufficiently to |
come TO the village.
Miss Ella Latham hiss been obliged to !
give up her school temporarily, owing to /
Illness. She went to the hospital for
treatment last week.
TIE shoe company made and shipped /
the largest amount OF shoes in the month |
OF November that has ever been made In
month since the factory was started.
The stock OF holiday goods formerly
kept at Sargent a Sons has been moved
to the store recently vacated by Z. w.
Marstou and a nice stock added, giving a
good assortment.
The Fargo, North Dakota, Press gives
OF the election of Emerson
smith to the Office OF states attorney for
the county. Mr.. Smith is a nephew OF
VIM. Smith OF this village.
At the annual election OF officers o; s.
OF V. Saturday, Dec. Sth, the following
we're elected Capt, John ID. Dutton;
LIST Lieut., Fred j. Shepard; ID Lieut., Ed
ward Tenney; camp council, +. 5. Smith,
T.. n. Hickey, A. Dings; delegates, Saml
Waldo, Il. Tenney; alternates, +. J.
Shepard, 5am'l Richards.
At the meeting OF the committees OF
he Cong'l churches OF Royalton and So.
Royalton Monday, Dec. 10, IL was unani-
voted to request Rev. MILFORD f.
Mann TO WITHDRAW his resignation as pas
tor OF these churches, and continue with
he work that has been so prosperous I'M
der his leadership. The committee but
express the feelings and wishes of the
churches and community at large. A
more perfect unanimity OF feeling In ia
vor OF Mr.. Mann as.pastor, preacher and
Christian gentleman could not exist, aud !
i Ia to be hoped be will favoraoly con-
slider the request OF the committee and
remain. Mr.. Mann's reason for resign
ing was the difficulties of double field
turing the winter.
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