Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-11
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish are i'll with
influenza.
q. NJ. Martin of Burlington was In
The village Friday.
Harold Fish was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Miss Susan Lamb is still in a serious
condition and very feeble.
Henry Thurston and wife of Gaysville
listed friends here Saturday.
Jobn Mudgett is still confined to the
mouse. his recovery being very slow.
Miss Isabelle Martin returned home
saturday from Middlesex, where she is
teaching.
Don Galusha Of the Institute of Tech
,ologv. Boston, visited his father and
family over Sunday.
Mrs. CYRUS Smith was called home from
Washington last Monday by the news that
her husband was very Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. f. J.. Fish are III with
influenza. Mrs. Fish is confined to the
bed. The doctor is able 10 be about.
The night express, south bound, was
eight hours late Monday night and the
evening local Monday evening three hours
late.
The White River Grange is to hold a
social at w. A. Farnham's Thursday
invited to bring cake.
Randall Hammond, general agent for
the eastern division OF the American
Harvester Co., with headquarters in
Boston, was in town Tuesday, guest
OF 4. 5. Parkhbrst.
Hon. {. ]. Bell Of Walden, DIR. Ernest
Hitchcock OF Pittsford, George Aitken
of Woodstock, Cassius Peck OF Burling-
ION and Hon. Mason 5. Stone Of Morris
willie we're in town Friday.
Mrs. Jane Cilley Morse received a very
serious and painful wound on the fore
head last Thurday by a slip and fall as
he was entering the postoffice, and with
much force struck her head on the door
latch, cutting a deep wound and inIuring
the bone, necessitating the call OF
physician.
Rev. j. b. Robbins, superintendent Of
the Anti-Saloon League OF New Hamp-
shire, addressed the attendants at the
NJ. r. church at the morning service
and at the Congl church at the evening
service last Sunday. His address was
fsvorably commented upon as a forceful,
practical vindieation OF the prohibitory
The reception given by the Sons Of
Veterans to Bixby Post and Relief Corps
last week Wednesday evening was at
tended BY 80 members and their friends,
and WIS An Unusually hNlANANit NNNAAA
socially. The preparation for entertain
ment was elaborate and complete, es-
peel ally so the banquet. This courtesy,
respect and honor shown BY the Sons
10 the Veterans and Relief Corps IS much
appreciated.
aThe Rev. W. II. White our pastor at
Bliss. n. ~, was most cordially received
upon his arrival from Vermont. The
people turned out in good numbers in
nd In ~
Methodist fashion gave Brother and
Sister White and family welcome, which
was as substantial in what was left behind
a. il was genuine in social intercourse.
The event occurred Tuesday evening,
January 26, and the outlook indicates
cooperation between pastor and people
and increasing success upon this charge"
Clipped from n. Z. Advocate OF syria
cuse, Il. Y. Jan. % was the 18th ami
yersary of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
White.
The hit OF the season will be the Elite
Lady Minstrels al Woodlands hall. Never
IN the history of such events has there
been conceived more novel and thorough
Is enjoyable entertainment than lady
Minstrel program, and II was happy
thought when our townsladies interested
themselves in the production of this class
oianovelty. as will be attested by all who
have the pleasure OF attending the Elite
LADY Minstrels Thursday and Friday even
ings, Feb. 25 and 26, under the auspices OF
the O. r. S. society. Prot w. b. Leonard,
who has directed many Of these entertain
ments throughout New England, has
charge OF this event and assures positive
novelty in keeping with the most rigid
propriety, his productions being endorsed
by the clergy wherever presented. The
very best lady talent has been procured
and rehearsals are progressing admirably.
The biggest and best loaf Of thoroughly
good bread is made from Wise King
Rlpur Ask vour grocer for IT,