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

J.H. Calvin OF Waterbury, Conn.,,
stock buyer, is in town this week.
"Clint.n Dunham has returned from hi
woodcutting job on Ripton mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Flint OF Bethel wer,
guests last Friday OF 0. r. Greene anc
wife.
Merinda e. Fullam, NJ. D., OF Aurora
ILL.,, visited Mrs. b. +. Chadwick, an old
| friend, Monday.
Nearly all OF the stores will keep open
every evening next week to accommodate
! Christmas shoppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ring OF Concord,
/ n. H., came yesterday and are guests OF
J., b. Drew and family.
Franklin Luce of Braintree, who went
TO a Boston hospital for treatment, has
returned much improved.
The case Of Mrs. King VS.. c. w. Hay
ward, claim for wages, has been settled
before trial in county court.
Mrs. w. s. S. Buck and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
G. Buck went to Williamstown Sunday to
attend the funeral OF relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tracy arrived at f..
A. Hobart's yesterday on their return
from weeks trip to New York.
Mrs. Edward Rabbit OF West Csmpton,
N. H., arrived Tuesday to spend couple
OF weeks with Mrs. w. q. Emerson.
The Chautauquans will meet next Mon
day evening with Miss Bertha Manney,
instead OF Mrs. +. f. Upham, as decided
at the last meeting.
l.. p. Thayer, who has been making his
headquarters at home this week, went
yesterday to Brattleboro TO attend the
State Grange meeting.
Friday evening a snowslide from the
roof OF ID. It. Dyer's house shattered
portion OF the roof covering the veranda
and broke one window badly.
j.. w. Gabrielle has framed a couy OF
the original VieksbuTg Daily Oitizen,
printed on wall paper the day the city
was taken by Uncle Sans boys.
The ladies OF the o. Il. s. will hold
rug bee and sociable at the Masonic ante
rooms Thursday, Dec. 20. Supper will he
served from $3.50 O'Clock onward.
The roof OF the barn OF Rollin Paine,
who lives near the Center, was crushed in
last week by its heavy burden OF snow.
Three cows we're somewhat injured.
DIR. Eastman Of Woodsvillle, who has
been at b. f. Ricker's, goes TO Indiana to-
day to remain for a time, hoping the
change will be beneficial to his health.
II. NJ. Totman has purchased the inter-
est OF his brother in the greenhouse and
will conduct il alone. F. ii. Totmsn will
probably remain here during the winter.
The Home for Friendless Women in
Burlington will receive about $40 as the
result of the pound social given at the
Baptist church Friday by the w. c. t. U. !
Regular meeting OF Fern Rebeksh lodge |
for nomination OF officers will be held |
next Friday evening after which a social |
hour will be spent. Ladies bring refresh |
ments.
Sunday evening at the Methodist |
church Pastor Rainey preached an ex-
cellent sermon upon "Honesty." Next |
Sunday evening his subject will be
Lying"
Mrs. Curtis Kibbee OF Brookfield, who |
had been boarding at Mrs. Hattie Lam
sons for about three months while under |
he care OF DR.. II. II. Mcintyre, returned /
home this week much improved in
health.
Mrs. Fred 0. Thompson, who had been
visiting at G. w. Hayward's, returned to
Lynn, Mass, Saturday. The same day
Mrs. Ernest Burridge, who had been in
with typhoid fever at the home Of her
uncle in Everett, Mass, for several weeks,
was able to return here. She has been
obliged to discontinue her course at the
salem Normal school for the present.