Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24

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Harold Perkins was quite i'll day re-
Gently.
Ak. Aikens was in Concord, n. h.
last week.
Josie Cobb is working at Mr.. Standish'i
| In Woodstock.
Chas. Hatborn has been having quit'
siege OF grip.
WIN Adams lately visited relatives il
/ Lebanon, n. h.
VIII Hassam OF Gaysville was in town
last wednesday.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel was in town
last week Tuesday.
Miss Rogers came up from Woodstock
Friday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burke were In
Windsor part OF last week.
Mrs. Nancy Hinchey has been taken to
the Retreat at Concord, n. III.
Miss Carrie Brown OF Wilder has been q
guest at Rev. 5. p. Fairbanks.
II. o. French has returned from an ex-
tended visit ia Windsor and Boston.
Miss Olive Cobb has secured position
as table girl at the Woodstock Inn.
Arthur Maynes and wife OF Woodstock
called on friends here last Thursday.
The only new case of measles at the
time OF writing is in the Evans family.
Loress Topliff OF South Woodstock has
been at J. L. Chamberlin's for several
days.
Mrs. Il. f. Abbott is with her parents
In Woodstock during her husband's.ab-
sence.
Miss Lula Lincoln OF Bethel was the
guest OF Gertrude Wilson Thursday and
Friday.
Eff. Abbott went to Boston Thursday
to spend some time with his son, Rollin A.
Abbott.
Fifty-nine people sat down to supper at
the Silver Lake House last Thursday
evening.
The dance last week, which Is reported
a very pleasant social event, was attend
ed by 40 couples.
Schools closed in the Morgan district
and Turkey Hollow Friday. The remain
der close this week.
Saturday morning was the record break-
er of the year, the mercury registering
% degrees below zero.
Mrs. Emma Waters and little Bessie
were at her sons, Harris Waters, in Gays
vile Friday and Saturday.
The cooling breezes OF Saturday were
not noticeable to the excited sportsmen on
the ice. 1t was summer to them.
Owing to illness r @. Ashworth was
unable to teach school on Tuesday OF last
week and Monday and Tuesday Of this
week.
Harriet Chad wick, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ruth Fsrnham, in
Tunhrldge for couple Of weeks, returned
home Friday.
In reporting the winter term OF school
at South Barnard last week we failed TO
mention that Chas. Cobb ranks among
the pupils OF the town, having had no
marks during the entire school year.
@. w. Graves was at the Center on bust.
ness Thursday. This is the first time Mr..
Graves has been this way since the presi-
Dental election and his many friends are
glad TO see him so far recovered from his
late Illness.
social will be given at the hall this
week Friday evening and old and young
are cordially invited. Every ninth conner
will be admitted free and wesr blue rib
bon. The usual literary program will
occupy the first hour, after which comes
the social hour with lunch and merry
making.
The concert Saturday evening which
closed the singing school taught by z. II.
Perkins OF Hartland was very pleasant
event; though the mercury did register IL
degrees below zero the people came out 10
good numbers and went home feeling
we'll paid for their effort. During the
social hour after the concert large sup
ply of "old maids" were sold at auction.
the proceeds being sufficient to cover all
expenses.