Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-07
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Mrs. h. W. o -. n..ra afck
Iobo Hatch is home from Dafie 'A
! with grip .,av hos rsturned home
from Fsirlees .a tew
iC c,arsuee Croker was In town 10"
Avs last week. M. Mt.
oS ,g,, l n. Dearborn was In West FAR
saturday and Sunday.
i~ 80 Clspp OF Lowell, Mass, was in
Uoa Isst week buying cows.
"sD ros no singing school this week
Ineis he sickness OF the teacher.
oN"s Daarborn is confined to the
u. nth the prevailing distemper.
Dou'' uolmes is on the sick list and
SelIie Bixby Is at work In his store.
uon Roswell Farnham OF BRADFORD,
.,syse In bankruptcy, was IN to"n ia''
week. 49, uast hui
LIE AT Hira L. Bixby's last FRIDAY
w.. pottie Scott OF Bellows Falls has
.,n,ned home after spending week IL
rn, .hbott Of Hartford and Arthur A.
,h,ntt oi south Royalton were In town
I'll week Thursday.
r,c,s Orange Densmore Is tetter ano
"a, Vu come out Of the grip as good as ever
!, nothing new develops.
,.,,os Hoskipg OF West Lebanon, N. H..
Ss Town last Thursday to visit L. e..
nss,horn and other friends.
n,AV V. Goss OF Taunton, Mass, came
d., ~, IN visit his father, DIR. 3. N. Goss.
ua rstgrned Tuesday afternoon.
rhs,s are a great many sick In town
AZ he prevailing distemrer and new
r,ses are constantly being added 70 the
se. A Fdgards, who moved to Hard
80 al wear from the West hill, has re-
,nr5ed to Brookheld on the Miiiard Med
calf farm.
lam p. Corliss OF West Topsham was
4, torn sunday TO visit his son and
Ssnshter. &. II. Corliss and Mrs. Frank
i New horter.
lar Corwin & Son sacked q, 173 lbs.
.,roel Tuesday. @. II. Kidder OF Bethel
~ NJ d. Yerrington OF Boston, who
have bought the wool, were here.
81 NJ. Charles X. Osborn died at her
nome in Dixon, ILL.,, Jan. 30th, aged n yr.,
ma d IA. Her husband and two
daughters are left TO mourn her loss.
The many friends OF Miss Eunice A.
Moves viii be pleased to learn that she
~ ~ winner OF the Quaker Range In
he Barre Telegram contest Saturday.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. l.. j.
Collins. whose house was burned at West
. Topsbam last week. She lived here sew
era years and has many friends in this
town.
Ms. Lewis Lucas is suffering from
severe injury caused by falling on the
doorstep and striking her shoulder on the
iron scraper and cracking toe bone OF the
shoulder blade. DR.. smith attends her.
The first meeting OF creditors In the
bankrupt estate OF Erwin ID. Abbott was
held Thursday, Jan. 3lst, and appointed
As trustee. B. II. Adams, Jr., and William
Robbins, Byron Berry and T.. A. Corwin,
spprisers.
viii all gho have Boston Globe votes
that they wish 10 count In the teachers
lrip to Washington for Miss Jennie
Stewart Of Randolph, please leave them
with 4. 0. Bixby this week, that they
may be sent next Monday
Rev. Barker q. Sherman OF Medford,
Mass, who was pastor OF the Congl
church here from 1889 to 1898, has just
been sppointed division superintendent
o. eduestion In the Philippine Islands.
M Sherman isa great scholar and Will
oil the position with ability.
The following elective and appointive
officers Of George Washington Lodge, No. |
y, !, A. NJ, were installed by Past w.
NJ H. y. bixby at the regular communl- |
,iaon thursday evening. Jan. 3lst:-W.
~ l. X. Dennison; 5. W., b. III. Adams, |
~ j. W., Geo. A. Tracy; Treas, 4. ID. |
Barnes; Sec, H. o. Bixby; 3. d., w. IL. |
Emery j. d., Geo. Z. Hatch; Chap, II.
4. Darling; Marshal, c. s. Emery; 8. s.,
Ni - hatchi J. s., +. L. Bixby; Tyler, II.
The scholars In school No. II, taught by |
iAun Fuller, who have had no marks |
Ialng the winter term are as follows:-I
ssse ana Walter Davis, Florence Dens- |
nois, AionEo and Earl Doyle, Merton |
Ils ~ Oora and Martha Rogers and Lila,
80 - ' l MILO sleeper. Willie Rogers has
eesn absent but halt A day and John
syls Mari kenerson and Matte LAIRD /
.ne Gay each. Jessie and Walter Davis.
ITO, .o Lard and Lila Sleeper have had
y marks during the year. T.s3n,
lhe third annual ball Of George Wash
-fson Lodge No. 81, r. Il A. NJ, will be
~ thursday evening, Feb. 2ist. The
.uOus barre Opera House orchestra has
49, saged Tor the occasion. The sup.
I'll VIII oe served at the Orange County
ei oy Mine Host Dickinson and will
shSlp y the high standard OF excellence
narei " making him one OF the most
III kI ss motel men OF Vermont. There
~ " ue concert before the grand march
sssi, e,gn u you do not dance il will be a
o,'. ~, evenings entertainment to any
Ths oa music TO occupy a balcony seat.
sss,, sommittee Of arrangements have
IN ie !, 20 90 pains or expense to make this
n ~ I ioi surpass any similar event held
Z. ' past century, Every body is invit-
A. =, ,eI following pupils in the Intermedi-
q, sss.l. y the village school were pres
NsNa9y aay;-Rachel Comstock. Carrie
| 81, nos' Egnice Sargent, Robert Alb.
R,ynyD'oo9a aid Emery, Ernest George. Ned
nm, Snnra, John McCollom, Henry View.
ss,s "a those not having tardy marks
Iyls RMgrtie Bixby, Rachel Comstock,
en- ssnkNthi John McCollom and Ar
bgt noorn. Elsie Hill and Elyira Alb
R1by Fan sosent only one day. Hazel
Rsy aon'oe Sargent, Carrie McCollom,
stsv rey and Julian Slack had one
ksnt T Tx each. In the Primary depart
si ar. e present every day for the |
ElroIs 3. herbert and Sylvia Comstock, 8
Earle and Glenn Fuller,