Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-06

The Chautauqus circle will meet Mon.
day evening, Dec. II, at O'Clock with
Mrs. Z. f. Uphsm. The roll call will bt
responded to with quotations by Charles
Dudley Warner or James Whitcomt
Riley.
At the meeting OF the Magazine clut
Saturday evening, Mrs. VIM. Bass was re.
elected presideot and II. f. Sharpe, secre-
tary and treasurer. An auction sale OF
the years reading matter will be held IN
January.
Miss Lorena Hutchinson, who had
charge OF the trimming in Mrs. s.. 81
Clark's millinery the past season, finish
ed work there last week and now has
charge OF Christmas counter in II. c.
Aliens store.
The Hungarian Gypsy band at Dubois
/ a Gays hall tomorrow evening VIII prove
/ a very attracIivenumber OF the entertain
ment course, IL the favorable press COM
ments wherever they appear can be taken
as an indication.
Mrs. John T. Darling OF Groton, a sister
OF B. f. Kicker, was his guest the first OF
the week. Mrs. A. W. Eastman OF Tops
ham and DIR. /. N. Eastman OF Woods
vile, N. H., mother and brother OF Mrs.
Kicker, are now visiting her.
Misses Eta Chamberlin and Laura
; 1lhAh iNluEHCn w DhAuEuhN
where they teach In the Union school.
Mrs. c. M. Pratt, who had been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Orrin Chamberlin,
went back to the capital the same day.
School in Dist. No. IL closed Friday,
November 23d. Pupils having no marAs
during the term were Doris Rogers, Au-
relia Danyow, Mildred Danyow, Alice
knight, Ray Stevens and Elton Stevens.
MABEL f. WADLEIGH, Teacher.
Luther Slack. aged rs, died Monday at
the home of his son, viii SLACK, in the
Thayer Brook neighborhood. He had
BEEN in feeble health for some time. Sew
eral children survive. The funeral oc-
Cured from his late home yesterday fore
noon, Rev. f. g. Rainey officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Habrich, who have
been stopping at the Center, returned to
New York Wednesday. Mrs. Habrich
has nearly recovered from the fracture Of
a limb. Mrs. Howard Granger OF East
Randolph, who has been caring for her,
accompanied them to Springfield, Mass.
Prof. w. NJ. Newton OF Montpelier will
preach at the White church next Sunday
The music rendered will be in memory OF
the late Arthur sullivan, including an an
them, ''5sy Waterman, What OF the
Night?'; quartette, "A Hymn OF the
1NsHS'ohN1 ooAoi ~ NC A-Ohl SnoIu, III.
Kelly.
The w. and @. whist club, just organ.
lied, held ITS first meeting at Edson's hall
Monday evening. There were 10 tables
and the winners were Jehiel Williams and
Mrs. E. N. Godfrey, with score OF plus
%. New cards and counters have been
purchased by the club, which meets again
next Monday evening.
j. ID. Denison and M. NJ. Wilson went
to Chelsea on business Monday. NV.
McCollom went as juror Tuesday. This
week the case of Foster and King for the
collection OF note will be heard, an
appeal from probate court In the settle
ment OF the estate Of Augustus King, and
next Monday the horse case OF Albin and
Crane will come up for hearing.
At the annual meeting OF the Relief
corps Saturday evening these officers we're
elected: Mrs. Abbie Sargent, president;
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, senior vice; Mrs.
Beulah Parker, junior vice; Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Fletcher,
chaplain; Mrs. Ella Cham berlin, conduc-
tor; Mrs. Alice Toby. guard. Mrs. Jennie
AbOott was elected delegate to Grand En-.
campment OF the w. K. Z. and Mrs. Della
Flagg, alternate.