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

Miss Emma II. Finn returned to Bur
lington Friday after spending a weeh
with Miss Nora Connolly.
Rev. T. A. Howard returned from Bos-
ton Friday. Monday he went to Rutland
TO attend a Baptist convention.
Mrs. Alfred Webster and Mrs. III. A,
Leonard went to Bethel Saturday to visit
Octavius Northrop and family.
Albert Richardson went to West Leban-
on, N. b., Monday to do some carpentry
work on Mrs. |. ID. Williams house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett have moved
from Rochester into the house occupied
by Eugene Wsrdner on School street.
Edward L. sault, formerly OF this place,
has moved from Vergennes to Middle
bury, where be has a carpentry contract
for the, winter.
There will be services at the Catholic
church next Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, Rev. T.. Z. Droughin OF Wood
stock officiating.
VIM. ii. Dubois IL In Boston this week
attending the auction sale OF house and
furniture owned by his ward, Mrs. Annie
Stearns. Mrs. Dubois accompanied him.
The seniors of the High school we're en-
tertained last Friday evening by Prof.
eA1 WIZ TufumnRb
sale OF labelled parcels was q very en-
joyable part of the evenings entertain
ment. after which refreshments were
served.
At the meeting OF the W. d q. whist
club at @. A. 4. hall Monday evening
there were eleven tables. The highest
score was made by William Curtis and
MISS Nellie Harwood, plus "a. The next
meeting will be held Monday evening OF
next week.
Mr.. Nicholas, the father OF the accom-
plished young lady who played the dull
elmer In the Hungarian Gypsy orchestra
last week, received Telegram while here
stating that bis father had just died In
Cleveland, O., leaving him a legacy OF
about $4,000.
Norman Shattuck of West Superior,
Wis, and Charles Shattuck of Hatfield,
Mass, spent Sunday at the Reservation
with their sister, Mrs. r. II. uriswold.
Charles accompanied his brother into
New York state where they visited in
several places.
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 9th, at O'Clock,
a memorial service will be conducted at
Grand Army hall by U. s. Grant post in
honor OF three comrades who died during
the past year-Augustus King, Burnap
Martin and George s. Moulton. Rev. r.
q. Rainey will deliver the address.
NJ. L. Washburn reports a recent con-
versation with DR.. George p. Morris, for
merly OF this place, bat for more than two
years located at Circle city. in the Klon-
dixie gold region, where be Is busily
working his claims. The doctor is in ro-
bust health and is much tanned from ex-
posure.
The friends here OF Mrs. Elizabeth Bah
bitt Silverthorn will be glad TO learn that
she has an excellent position in Holbrook
Normal college OF Knoxville, Tenn, as
instructor OF music. Her daughter, Miss
Bessie b. Sllverthorn, b. L., is also a
mem Der OF the faculty, having charge OF
the Model school.
Tuesday Mr.. ana Mrs. ID. II. Morse and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Priest and Mrs. q. q.
Flint left for Brsttleboro, where the an
nuai meeting OF the state grange opened
yesterday. Mr.. Flint, the delegate from
the local grange, is in Chelsea as juryman
so could not attend. Henry Kibbee,
master OF the Brookfield grange, and Cas-
sius Peck OF Burlington we're also In the
party.
Principal Newton preached a very in
tesesting sermon on acceptance of Gods |
word at the White church Sunday. The |
music rendered by the choir, as well as
/ he solo. "The Lost Chord" given by DIR. |
w. NJ. Kelly, was all OF the composition |
~ the late SIR Arthur Sullivan. Prof. |
Newton will continue to preach for the |