Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-21

L. S. Grant Post has engaged a company
~ Glass Blowers for a week beginning
Dec 23d. The proceeds win be used 70
purchase metal markers for the graves OF
soldiers.
win Little has stored his goods at G. J.
Whites and goes to W bite River Junction
where he has employment at the freight
depot. Mrs. Little viii work IN the laun-
dry there.
The members Of Fern Rebekah lodge are
most earnestly requested to be present az
tbe next regular meeting Friday evening,
Nov. 22d, as business Of importance IS 10
be transacted.
Mrs. II. p. Sanford left for Concord, n.
H.. Friday for a short visit on her way 70
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Ab.
bolt, in Winchester, Mass, where she VIII
spend some time.
VA. Grant Of Pittsfeld, n. H., who had
been at the home OF his sister, Mrs. j. r.
Chadwick. for week. went 10 Barre Sat
urday to visit his son, Richard, who Is at
tending Goddard seminary.
The Chautauquans met with Mrs. II. A..
leonard Monday evening with u ladies
present. Mrs. Lemuel Richmond, presi-
dent of the circle, will entertain the mem
bers at the next meeting Dec. I'd.
Rev. IT. sparhawk arrived from Put
ney Yesterday. Last Sunday he preached
AT Park Hill church. Nestmoreland, n. H.,
i'm exchange with the pastor, who occu-
pied the Cong'l pulpit at Putney.
DR.. A. c. Bailey attended meeting OF
the White River Medical society at W. X
Junction Tuesday, of which he is presi-
dent. .sThe Action of Alcohol on the
System was the topic discussed.
Invitations have been issued for the sec
ond OF a series of earrom and whist parties
at Edson's hall Thursday evening, Nov. u,
under auspices of Fern Rebekah lodge, No.
SO. All Rebekahs are cordially invited.
ROYAL Mcclellan went to Fairfax Mon
dav after his team. He moved 10 the
Woodwork farm Thursday, when the
snow was so deep in Fairfax that he
! thought best not TO venture 10 drive here
There will be a union Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Cong'l church at 1880 a. m. on
the morning of Thanksgiving day. Rev
| q. +. Laid will preach. II is desiabls
| that as many as possible attend the service
| When f. L. Bass was lately reported a:
returning from Buffalo he was in fact re-
1 turning from northern Vermont where he
had been inspecting six cars OF lumber ano
this week he is spending in New York ano
Boston.
| The regular monthly service at the Cath
! OllG tnNFGU WAS AtAu IAShs gAeE ~
Therien officiating. Tuesday morning
mass was again celebrated by Rev. II. J.
Mattel of Waterbury and Rev. JOSEPH
/ Therien.
Invitations have been reee ived here L
/ the marriage of Leonard +. Baker, for
merly OF Bethel, and Miss Matte Estelll
Bemis OF Glens Falls, y. Y, a niece o.
Mrs. S. 5. Whiteomb, who has frequentl,
visited here.
Charles Ingalls,, formerly associated witt
L. y. Bean in the barber business, has
/ purchased the shop of Bean & Curtis anc
will have possession after Dec. LIST. Mr.
Bean will work for him until spring, i
his health permits.
f. W. Tewksbury and II. NJ. Gaylord
are taking in Thanksgiving poultry, which
is to be shipped tomorrow. They pay
about as follows, for nice stock Turkeys
IS TO 17c. chickens, IL to he; geese, 10 L
12c.; ducks. Il to 12c.
A meeting of the Rochester club is Gale,
for Friday evening at 80 O'Clock at A. NJ
Hubbardis; business, the election of offie
ers and TO make some arrangements 10
Thanksgiving day. Every member j
earnestly requested to be present.
Miss Mary Hutchinson closed hel
school in Braintree Friday. Miss Nor'
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