Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27

c,,l,sa. VI, Dec, 3, 1903.
a, and MIS-. Harry Corwin OF Lowell,
~. nav teen visiting relatives In town
igaitN day.
y A George, who resides on the West
M recently killed three spring pigs that
dressed lod, lbs.
samuel Hutchinson Of Brookteld spent
rs,,.ims. with the family OF his nephew,
| Milton T. Hutchinson.
~. Florence Marshall OF Boston Is
.,ss8ins III week with her brother, DIR.
| Il i. Marshall, and family.
Misses Rtna Barnes ard Lora Hood,
40 an attending school IN Boston, are
| lSns ior The Christmas vacation.
w,,erson post, No. IS, q. A. r., holds
y. election % officers next Saturday at
IN. Every member must be present II
possible,
N, and Mrs. Henry Hodgdon OF Barre
nv visited her father aud brother, A. w.
s58 F.l. Whitney, Tuesday, returning
hons Wednesday.
Mss Gail Corwiu, who is attending
es5ol a. the Moody seminary, Northtield,
Ms. i 40 home for the Christmas
uaii0n unit, Jan. sth.
Mss Margaret Comstoek OF 81. Johns
ta,y academy. and Ned Hatch OF Monson
iaasmy Nunson, Mass, are spending the
holiday vacation with their parents.
Rlloh l.. Gilman, who IS in the engin-
esfs department OF the New England
Telephone Co., Boston, Is visiting his
father, Frank Gilman, for few days.
Oscar Royce died Tuesday OF pneumonia
q the home of his brother, John Royce,
On the East bill. His age was about Is
yas. The funeral was today Thursday
ulOLm.
OBJ Bradshaw recently killed beauti-
igl silver gray fox, said to be the real,
genuine article and worth much money.
IasyNIe,y is very scarce and especially
g in this vicinity.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
serve one Of their popular dinners at the
rooms over Ord way & Holmes store Tues
dag, Jan. Isl Telephone day. from II TO
o'clock. Come one, come all.
Henry Ranno died at his home in Yves,
Manchester, y. H., sunday OF apoplexy
Nh hnno left here in 1873 and moved to
Manchester, where he established a large
harness business. He formerly lived al
what IS now known as Broughton Corner
on the Washington road.
LAST Friday evening the LADIES' Reading
eice met with Mrs. NJ. II. Corwil. A.
sae recently visited the former home oil
TIE poet Longiellow in Portland, Me-, she
gave an interesting talk on same inter
spefsed with readings from his poems.
Ihstvening was proiitably spent, as well
q enjoyed by those present.
The annual meeting OF the Congrega-
uonal church will be held Saturday, Jan
The business session will be held in
Toe forenoon, 10 be followed by the
annual dinner and roll. call. Any mem
oei OF the church unable to be present il
asked to send response TO be read in an.
sNer 10 his name at the roll-call.
The Chelsea Brass band give masquer,
slv promenade in the Town hall Monday
esning' Dec 3lst, to watch the old veal
olI. large number are to mask and
costume A prize will be given to the
~ eostumed lady and gent present II
s,ssApeeted to be general good time for
Olu ana young. Everybody is urged I,
affair. e'0N ''e VI WV
IN; me remains Of Mrs. Ruth Hill
uoT OF the late Samuel Hill, wer,
Woughl mere for interment Sunday fron
S 66,ILue chester, n. II. Mrs. Hill died Dec
IN AZ her home in Manchester OF apo
sona, agea OIL years. She left thre
p'uSnIers; She was sister of Mrs. Johr
no ae"o9u and Mrs. Alice Hadley OF thi
bs,e H. ne remains were accompanies
Mar Man. " ner daughter, Miss Pansy Hill, o
MiauIV ,n' n H., and her nephew, Johl
Tbo WOOD, OF Boston. The daughters
svmra uie wen known here, have tn
Bereavement.