Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-20
Notice.

Notice.
.,sl melting OF the stockholders
~ sN.,;,Dal Rank Of Orange County,
~ ~, NH be held Ia their banking
,s''sa, M .dar. Jan, Sth, 1907, al ~
cl, ~ ~ IN Inc election OF directors
- - : 10 ensuing and for the transae-
w, !.voibeF uf0per business.
~ y s'' n. \. MATTIsoN, Cashier.
o.,l.sa, W. Dee, 3, 100
a. Madison and Mrs. Z. ). Ely
,v,,birs were in town Monday
usi,bipg ten pounds, was born
,s.y pighl 10 Mr., and Mrs. Nj. A.
w 'S'' smith recently purchased a last
So. pig Of + A. George that dressed
Va, George r, Lake LEFT Friday for
,ss,spsll, o., 20 spend several weeks
sth rlsllves.
NJ, charles Goodrich and son OF
Srrhasld are spending lew days win
7, parnts, Dr. and Mrs. A. u. smith.
NJ, H. stanton and son, Ralph,
- ,s,urped from New York, where
M visited MR.. stanton's sister, Miss
BIZ Judd.
NJ. Ira Thompson was called to the
~ AZ her son, Leonard Thompson, at
N,.hiBgton Monday afternoon by the
rsns.s Of his little child.
NJ. Edith Edison Of New York has
- mskinga brief visit to Mrs. A. b.
sspfu and Mrs May l.. Dickinson.
= returned TO New York Monday.
~ CHRISTMAS trees ans exercises will
a. iolloNs Monday night at the
nj church, sud the West hill church;
Is.day night, al the Methodist church.
C,o,ss Z. Lougee and his brother,
b1re. G Iougc0. OF Boone, Iowa, came
ID week 10 VISIT their brother, Frank
elgse. aud other relatives in this vicinity.
saturday morning while preparing to 20
\, NsE YORK 10 spend Christmas, Mrs.
N $ Annis slipped and hurt her so that
M i 60 dned 10 the bed, and was OF
cagr.s obliged to give up her trip.
Byron Berry Of Barnet was called to
ioEu by the sickness OF his daughter,
NJ. Lou Berry Mr.. Berry reports a
gNd harness business and his health
nssA better than when he left here.
Ms A. W. Hoyt is entertaining a real
sumner butterfly which she discovered on
be- plants Sunday. IL is OF the dark
S,UEn variety and seems as clipper as
though Il were living in the summer time.
J, Ward Carver, city attorney OF Barre.
Z L Scott, lawyer. John I. Averill, teller,
sad Frank +. Austin, clerk in the Granite
Swings bank, all OF Barre city, were the
guests Of Stanley Z. Wilson and II. n.
NaiisOn over Sunday.
Mss Blanche Hutchinson, a former
graduate OF Chelsea academy and who
moved 10 Brandon wi her people year
sgO has recently obtained a position as
tookkeeper with the Vermont Farm
Machine company Of Bellows Falls.
Alice Lougee, aged Il years, daughter
~ Ms josephine Lougee residing on
ne East hill, is very sick with appen-
cets, As it is the first attack, her
Physician, DR.. Godfrey, hopes an opera
ton may be avoided. but 1t cannot
cs'eimine for certain at this time.
tank Dickinson is home for the
lnfslmas vacation from Montpelier SEM
nsiy' His brother, Dan, who has been
sA with typhoid fever al the Heaton
ssplIal, also came home Monday from
Noithneld where he had been the past
dOodrich.
John Sleeper Of vershire and Miss
sae N Webster Of Chelsea were marri, d
.ne VGngl parsonage Dec. IL by Rev.
EOfse h. Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Sleeper
II, = 10 Manchester, n. H., and vicinity for
Tsn wedding trip and are to reside in
ssnue on their return. The BRIDE has
-sg Trends in town who wish her
usVn happiness in her new home.
mis- MS; Mertie Shay, daughter OF Mr.. and
81, S Lyman sprague, died in Montpelier
~. uIusy afternoon at the age OF IS years.
NJ NJ. Nit little girl about eight years old !.
M M ohay had been sick for some time
~. a A1ndlee. She was taken to the
~. nss'Vl hospital Friday for an operation
~. mere died Saturday. The funeral
Mnr,nuea tuesday from her home in
tSS iiet and service was also held at
in,, west hill church Wednesday. The
huieut was IN the West hill cemetery
'O' nef husband, who died last spring.
a Successful Sale.
ine sale held by the Conpl vonnp
eysl rt s0 mreuhesday the 18th, was success in
vas v 9Sl az, Oh the word. The Town hall
yisi,o,sn niiea afternoon and evening with
surn,,so a u buyers, who expressed both
tbs ,os an9 delight at the general effect
The o,as,.elully decorated booths and at
fOr sale, ""u ueslrapility OF the articles
be- WHY eiIiiSes ! the hall, one came face to
huits =, a tempting array Of the "kindly
hsyinS n .ae EARTH" the vegetable booth
trisns WIND rSS;;nlng to be desired by the vege-
and thar rn ha could not be supplied then
Nessrs ppy th5 young men in charge
Tracy, burgess, Bacon, Gilman and
sne, ,sfEp nn!g from their clutches, the jap
filed t JUoon next claimed attention. This
esbora ne center OF the hall and was most
led, with r Sha beautifully decorated in
psrssols CHRISTMAS bells, japanese fans,
With m,n tanners, lanterns and pictures
blossoms y branches of bright CHEEKY
pies and mreaths of red and yellow pop
pink and great jar of chrysanthemums in
enough 70 w mnlIe, all paper but pretty
played a c W rear. With these were dis
aud ornas s,eat variety Of articles, useful
Chased Will en'aI, which might be pur-
polite ana 40 mower as a premium. The
japanese dr smiling attendants were in full
Miss Mvr ttILeS IS, but one soon recognized
Attic ' riot b.lxby and Miss Sibyl George.
tiimmed nnssd nt, the housekeeper's booth,
red and haas osV effectively with festoons OF
things WIZ, was well filled with those
heart, and hoL gladden. the housewife's
here the m mp 70 tighten her labors. Yet
ssdmirinp ans were oftenest found, both
best to SUR ny ~ purchasing, wings seeming
sslely, the nro rt masculine mind. Forum
%%this b5otS young ladies in charge
Their s TarGl Burgess, knew the value 81
them ii II tt and were able to disnose 81
Twas I me, best advantage. 'po'' y
Oooth, or = n step from this to the food
equally Ot Domestic Science domain
table oo a1tfaetive to both sexes The
drsped Voyered with snowy Iinan ,ras