Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-26

W., Ned c. Buck; scribe, p. J. blanchard
treasurer. j. p. Cleveland. They are to be
installed at the first meeting OF the en-
campment in January.
Special communication of Phoenix lodge,
No. 2S, F. a A. NJ, Friday evening, jan
I'd for work in the NJ. NJ. degree. The
ID. ID. @. NJ. is expected to be present ana
good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Julia A. Skinner, aged 81, who
makes her home with her daughter, Mrs
ID. c. Woodward, suffered a shock last
Friday and is now in critical condition.
being unconscious most OF the ume'
Monday evening Julian Grow enter
tanned a small party Of friends at the home
OF his brother-in-law, DR.. Russlow. The
guests were invited TO meet Mr.. Kimball,
a college friend visiting Leon Webster.
.THolman and family were in Water
bury to spend Christmas, G. w Hayward 8
family at SO. Royalton; Mrs. b. |. Pratt
at Burlington; Mrs. c. II. MeCrillis at
Plainfeld; Mr.. and Mrs. win Hebard sat
RoXbury.
ID. e. Sargent of North Randolph re-
ceiyed four high blooded, thoroughbred,
registered Jersey helfers and one bull calf
yesterday by express from A. c. Davis,
Port Jefferson, n. Y. These animals con-
tain the best butter blood extant.
John Connolly is holding his own nicely
and keeping his courage TO remarkable
degree He was the pleased recipient
Christmas of about S140 that had been
subscribed for him by members OF the
grange and others, A. A. Priest circulating
the paper.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Chandler and DIR. and
Mrs. G.. +. Loudon and baby, Harry, OF
Burlington came Tuesday to spend Christ
mas with Dr. and Mrs. ii. II. Mcintyre.
DR.. Harry Mcintyre is also here for
short vacation from his studies at the
Long Island college hospital.
Editor +. n. Whitney of the Mortified
NetDs is always "doing things" Original
ideas in calendars are scarce, but he has
one this year. 1t is entitled, Vermont IN
Congress- and is embellished with a
group of four half-tones giving excellent
liSenesses of the four representatives of
Vermont in the present Congress.
Wednesday, in their newly furnished
rooms in the upper portion of DR.. G.. w.
SCOTS house, occurred the marriage of
Elmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nj.
Montgomery, and Lena Maud, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Charles III. ingalls,. Only
the immediate families of the contracting
pair witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. G. o. Howe. Numer-
Gus friends will tender congratulations.
The village trustees on Tuesday took a
deed Of the A. l.. Adams lot and buildings,
the lot to'be donated,to the town as site for
the Kimball library, in accordance with
the vote Of the village. This sale was eff
fected through A.. b. Cushman's real es-
tate agency. The price paid was $780,
The trustees would now like to hear from
any one desiring to purchase the build
ings, or any Of them, and remove them.
The kindergarten closed Friday, Dec. 20.
Parents and friends were assembled in the
room, which was very prettily decorated
with holly and evergreen. The children
were seated in a circle around a Christmas
tree, hung with gifts and decorations made
entirely by them for their parents, carry
ing out a kindergarten idea of teaching
usefulness. A pleasing program Of songs
and little pieces was given, followed by
distribution of gifts.
The Glassblowers are holding forth this
week at Dubois a Gays hall, under the
auspices Of u. 5. Grant Post, G. A. r.,
being greeted with good houses each even
ing. A really high-class entertainment is
given, including music and vaudeville.
The spinning of glass is shown Then
comes dancing, with tirst-class music.
The prize for best looking lady Tuesday
evening went to Miss Winnie Chadwick,
and for best gent dancer last evening to
Edmund Nixon.