Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-28
Randolph Continued.

f. T. Sault is out after, a weeks illness.
/ e. N. Bean has resumed work in the
barber shop.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Buck and child are in
Lebanon for the day.
Norman G. Green has laid a new side
walk from his house to the street.
F.E. Wyman and men are painting Mrs.
II. g. Morton's house on Main street.
Miss Mary Curtis of Canton, Mass, Wis
1 tied her aunt, Mrs. Flora Dunbar, Mon
4 day.
Rev and Mrs. L. n. Moody were guests
last Thursday of b. M. Huse and wife at
| Willowdale.
Harrison d. c. Avery has bought the
rest of his minority of his step-father,
Fred Goodrich.
/ Miss Maud Emerson gave pleasant
whist party Of three tables at her home
Monday evening.
2. L. Sault, wife and son of Rockport,
Mass, Zeph aud VIII Seymour are in town
for Thanksgiving.
Mrs Flora Dunbar and daughter, Effie,
are spending the holiday season in Bethel
and South Royalton.
Mrs. w. b. Avery left yesterday for her
home in Campton Village, N. H., accom-
panied by DR.. Rumrill.
The steam roller was shipped back to
Montpelier Friday, work on Main street
having been completed.
Miss Maria Beedle leaves tomorrow for
Medford, Mass, where she will spend the
winter with her cousin.
Miss Lula Dutton went TO Roxbury
Tuesday where she will spend some time
at the home of her grandfather.
Dr. Angel has sold his PAGER to Il. b.
Sleeper of Providence, II. l., who is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. l.. p. Booth.
j. B. Wells is still confined to the Thouse
by his recent injuries and suffers a good
deal from them portion of the time.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Kent came from Orange,
Mass, Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of her son, Luther G.. Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Reynolds returned
from STAFFORD Tuesday wherel they were
called by the illness and death of his ia
ther.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe at the Christian
church next Sunday morning will take
for his subject "The Work of the Sunday
SCHOOL,
There will be preaching service at the
Baptist church next Sunday, Rev. Brown
Z. smith of Kingston, Mass, occupying
the pulpit.
made by rattle last evening, the result
being that some will have plenty and 9TH
ers will fare poorly.
+. w. Tewksbury shipped 9146 lbs. Of
Thanksgiving poultry, II. NJ Gaylord /
about l0,500 lbs. and L. b. Kibbee about 1
$500 lbs, all from this station.
School in Dist No. II closed Friday. |
Nov. 10. Scholars having no absent or |
tardy marks for the term were Hazel DAN |
VOW, Ruth Smith, Alice Knight Ona 1
Stevens and Elton Stevens.
If you enjoy something very fine. attend |
the Edison moving pictures at the NJ. Il. /
church on Friday, Dec. 6. One of the /
special numbers will be McKinleys last
speech at the Pan American.
Miss Florence Carter Of MorrisvilIe. who
had been visiting her sister, May, at W. Z.
Lamson's, left Tuesday for Albany. n. Y.
Where she Is taking the commercial course
at the Albany Business college.
Much complaint is made of certain bows
who throw snowballs SO as TO frighten
horses, despite repeated warnings. The
authorities have been notified and trouble
viii certainly follow il these practices do
not cease.
The Epworth League has arranged for
an entertainment of animated pictures to
be given at the NJ. +. church ON Friday
evening, Dec. 8. The program is from the
finest collection OF films from London,
Paris and New York
Z. I. Emerson and Miss Nellie b. Har-
wood were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at the home OF the brides ia
Their, II. II. Harwood. and left on the ex-
press north for a short trip. The usual
compliment Of rice at the station was not
forgotten.
Monday, Nov. 18th, at the Cong1 par
sonage in Bethel Win Byam of Gilead and
4 hressie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Flint Of Bethel 'Lympus, were married bv
Rev. " ilmond Warner. They are STAYING
i9r the present at G. G. Blodgett's where
Mr.. Byam is working.
John F. kimball was taken from Chel-
'ea jan TO Montpelier, where be appeared
lelore the supreme court under writ Of
labeas corpus, and his counsel moved thar
me supreme court record against hin, ~,