Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08

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stanley c. Wilson is at Montpelier
attending court.
T., II. Kennedy's mill finished making
der last Thursday.
+. 4. Densmore OF Barre was in town
Sunday to visit his children.
Mrs. Bert Norris OF Wnliamstown is
working for Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon.
E. H. Kennedy is slowly improving
from the effects OF his recent accident.
John Flanders has moved to Fay
Thompson's house near the electric light
plant.
Alonzo Doyle. who is sick with typhoid
heyer, has suffered a hemorrhsge and is
Nery low.
There is to be social dance at the
Flown hall tonight to which everybody
j. invited.
Nov. 22d is the last day to pay your
taNes to the town treasurer and secure the
discount.
Miss Marion Ramsdell returns this
Neok from two months absence at
Syracuse, y. y.
George NJ. Davis OF this town has been
appointed second assistant sergeant-at-
nrms at the capitol.
Win Reed is drawing baled hay from
"a
Station for shipment.
Mrs. George Cook aud daughter, Miss
Brd Cook, OF Corinth were guests at
Nj o. Coburn's Monday.
Before placing your magazine orders for
next year, see ii. o. BINby about single
subscriptions or combinations.
Mrs. VIM. f. Hood left Tuesday for
New York to spend several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. George J. Helmer.
Mrs. James Stacy, Mrs. Ned Stacy and
daughter OF vershire were visiting Mrs.
Philena Davis Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Maria White of Montpelier has
been visiting friends in town Tor few
days, returning home Sunday afternoon.
Fred Parkhurst and family have moved
10 Brattleboro. where he is to work this
winter with his brother, r. L. Parkhurst,
painting.
There was a ghborhood party at the
residence of c. A. Clifford on the East
hill saturday evening. There were about
twenty present.
Charles A. Luce was here the first OF
the week, moving his household goods to
Lebanon, n. H., where he is to remain
during the winter.
Curtis o. Slack has removed to the
house recently purchased on South Main
street and is having 1t repalnted. l.. ID.
al 10 uOiis tuS WIN
Fred A. Ordway has sold bis place on
the Washington road, one mile from
Chelsea village, to A. Barnes for 1880.
Mr.. Barnes is to have possession soon.
The ladies OF the CeDgI church will
serve a dinner In the church parlors
Turkey day." when the poultry is
brought in for Thanksgiving shipment.
Mr. and Mrs. Haddock, who were at
the White mountains all summer, have
returned to their farm on the West hill,
which has been occupied during their
absence by James Alger and his sister.
During the fall term in district No.
5, taught by Miss Zoe Hill, Bertha Bowen
and Edith Burgess had no marks. Alice
Emery and Eunice Bowen missed no
words in spelling ard there were no
tardy marks for anyone during the term
Walter w. Perkins, proprietor of the
Chelsea gristmill, has exchanged the
mill property with Milton f. Hutchinson
OF East Brookfield for the latter's farm.
This is a reversal of the trade two years
ago when Mr.. Hutchinson exchanged the
mill for this farm.
The school in the Upper village, taught
by Miss Releaf Leavenway, closed sue
cessiul term Friday. The pupils having
no marks during the term were Grace
Densmore, Anna and Eva Lucas. Miss
Leavenway returned to her home in Mil
'Oh Cdturudy lUr d lOuT WSehs Nhcatiou'
School in district No. Z, taught by An
drew Fits, closed Saturday with exercises
by the pupils and songs by the Misses
Colby, which were enjoy ed by parents and
friends. Pupils having no marks were
Alice Button, Ella Grant, Cora, Elsie and
Myrtle Hook. Edna Colby and Eugene
Hook received but one mark each.
The necessary repairs on the Methodist
church are found to be more than was at
hrst supposed, and the Ladies' Aid and
Epworth League are enlisted to aid IN the
expense. Several entertainments are
already planned--an antiquarian social at
The Town hall Nov. 81, unique, sweet
and toothsome treat December 8, both in
the evening, and dinner on telephone
day early in January, with more to follow.
Look up your antiques and see fuller
notice later.
AT the annual meeting of the Tyrian
club, held in the club rooms Nov. !, the
following officers were elected:-E. A.
presidents w. q. Holmes, secretary
Stanley G. Wilson, treasurer; o. d. Tracy
W. w. Underhill, VIM. Robbins, board OF
managers The officers reports showed
a. gam Of six members in the past year
Inc total membership is now 20. During
the year the club has added a new billiard
table, equipped with the best cushions
and ivory balls. nice hardwood hool
mas recently been laid and the woodwork
newly painted, making a cosy and com
portable place for the club to meet.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs ant
colds; reliable, tried and test I'd. safe ant
sure. Sold by H. A. Leonard, Rand lph
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