Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-23
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Hattie Clark Is at work for c. II. Taft.
\. L Boyden was in Gaysville on legal
business Tuesday.
II. C. Hyzer IS at work in NorthHeld
doing mason work.
William Reagan returned from his work
10 " hoOdstock Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen OiGrady and children re-
turned TO RoXbury Monday.
Il. NJ. Harvey, Esq, OF Montpelier was
in the place on legal business yesterday.
NJ. y. Church has gone back TO Massa
chusetts 10 attend 10 some business there
Miss Edith Smith has closed her school
Z in Tun bridge and Is at home for the vaca-
tion.
Mrs. c. l.. Smith entertained her cousin.
Pearl Boynton Of Boston, several days last
week.
4 Miss C. B. Weymouth has been on the
sick list and Martha Gilbert has taken her
school.
{. W. Granger, who is at work On the
granite railroad in Bethel, came home
Tuesday
Patrick Kelley, who has been very low
since last week, Is slightly improved At
this writing.
Alfred Bower Is putting in the founda-
tion for a new barn Tyler q Son are
laying the stone.
Mrs. Martin Gilmore OF New York. a
niece Of {. L. Hodges, is visiting there
with her daughter.
George Day has moved to Randolph VIII
lage to the Hattie Lamson hibbee house,
which be has rented.
State Superintendent Mason S. Stone
made his first visit since his appointment
at the Normal yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Colt and daugh-
ter, Florence, OF BrOOkield visited at u L..
Smiths one day recently.
The Normal and Training schools wilE
close next Saturday tin Dec. that an NAV
enjoy Thanksgiving at their homes.
Mrs. Davis Of Fish hill, who IS in very
feeble health, has come to e. r. Parkeris
to be cared for by her daughter, Mrs.
Parker
Frank McMurphy, who has been sick
with pneumonia aud IN the hospital al
st. Albans several weeks, is at home for
a few days.
Lewis Smith, who has been at work at
the electric light plant in Middlesex. fell
and hurt his back so that he Is at home
for few days for repairs.
The club room OF the Y. NJ. G. L. will
be open during the winter Tuesday ana
Friday evenings, instead Of three nights
in the week as formerly.
Thanksgiving service will be held next
.
Congl church Rev. +. NJ Baker viii
preach the rmon. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
As r. N. Hyzer was driving to Ran
dolph village aud was at the foot Of Slack
hill, one side Of The shafts became de-
Iaehed from the axle and the wagon went
against the horse, which became fright
sned. Hyzer pulled one rein and threw
he horse down. tie vas thrown out. but
.be horse got up before Hyzer did and ran
with the shafts into the village, where il
was stopped The horse was lamed a lit
lie, Hyzer slightly shaken up and the
wagon somewhat broken.
School District No. 3, taught by Bsrnice
!. Flint, closed Nov 20 with an exhibition
~ the evening. The exhibition, which
vas given by the pupils, assisted by
George Boudro, Walter aud Ralph Wood.
vas for the purpose OF raising funds with
which % purchase Dag for the school
[ consisted Of recitations, dialogues and
Ongs by the children, with phonugraph
elections by Mr. Boudro and violin selec-
ions by Messrs. Wood. Thirty-nine OF
he parents and friends attended the expr-
ises, several coming from the neighbor-
ng districts, and a gOodly sum was real
zed, which n enable the school to
urchase q s.i.IDle flag.