Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
south Royalton Notes.
NJ sAReEST. Local Editor.

cu woodard is in Boston this week.
r,s,k has moved to the Martin ten
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Miss lda hoAen =
-,-eHi illness.
= ~ cara Lyman Is Ill with grip at the
- M ~. a. Farnham.
A----.5aI Woodland returned to his school
.lprymouth. n. H., last week.
g. Martha Sibley has returned to
u Mass. 10 resume her work.
49, rioud Of Barre has been visiting
and father, II. B. Cloud, the past few
.z.,iss Hutehins is driving the morn
100 .gening stage and mail team TO
Chelsea.
- 4 Dodge was reported little strong
nd letter last week, and is improving
thIs week.
yy--g is already under way on the new
.u,r.fr hotel to be erected by !. b.
srauldug son.
r,sa members Of the W. X. corps are re-
-1ssfad TO meet promptly as 80 Saturday
evening Jan. ISL
The literary and Social club will meet
81 Mrs Charles Folsom Wednesday,
Js1. Z5, at 2:30 p. m.
Wrs Frank Ladue arrived from Mil
mice Wis, Friday and Is with her sis
tsr Nrs. J. II. Waldo.
r. T. Barker has left the Hoyt Knight
,.1aneut and moved his family to Mrs.
VeH smiths tenement.
Miss Louise bearing came up from
sharon saturday and passed Sunday with
her grandfather, r. b. Cloud.
n. Waldo shipped his steam sawmill
,-,-a- f1 Marshtleld this week, where he
bas a large contract saving out lumber.
Miss Lizzie Pratt OF West Hartford, a
former school teacher here, has been a
ggesf of Charles Vests family the past
iaw days.
A. g Whitman and Erwin Doubleday
we're iu Woodstock Saturday to close up
t1e settlement Of the estate OF the late 5.
r. Doubleday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner OF
nrreys Mills, Queehee, former residents
here have a daughter, born Dec. 70, i0i,
named Wilma Vera.
Id. Mcintosh exhibited at the dairy
meeting held at Montpelier last week, re-
Giving a score OF rs. the highest awarded
being 87. There were 100 exhibits.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dewey died last week Wednesday. after a
eleven weeks Of age. The funeral was held
Friday.
Monday evening, Jan. 9, Miss Marjorie
WhHcomb celebrated her eleventh birth
day by giving party 10 Y OF her friends,
who enjoyed a very lively evening OF
games, after which refreshments we're
served.
The regular meeting OF Orville Bixby
Post and Relief NOrps will be held next
saturday evening, the 2lst, at Z o'clock,
and 8 special meeting OF Marx j. Sargent
camp. Sons Of Veterans. The joint install
ation Of the Post, Corps and Sons Of Vet
Grams officers will take place at O'Clock.
The officers OF the Post will be installed
by Department Commander j. Il. El-
dredge the Corps officers by Mrs. +. y.
Rising OF Randolph and the Sons by Past
Capt. George Dutton.
The Marshall Sisters come to the Congl
church saturday evening, Jan. 2s, under
the auspices Of the Literary and Social
club. They present a refined program OF
vocal Instrumental, costume and char
lCter selections, including a medley OF
musical Instruments, such as the violin,
silver Swiss bells, xylophone and many
others. This company comes highly rec
commended and ought to be literally pat
,onlzed. The proceeds are 10 go towards
The purchase OF piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lamb had the mis- 1
fortune 10 lose very valuable parrot last
Friday, by its escaping through door !
md flying away. Not returning, Il is sup
posed 10 have frozen. The bird could not
have been purchased at any reasonable
price, but was one that would have COM
handed a high price. ID was an excellent
alker, quick to learn and accurate in re- !
eating what il learned, and wonderful in
O. pronunciation Of words and close imi- Z
atian Of voice. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb feel {
heir loss very keenly.