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

society wish to hereby express their
hpaTty thanks Ia all those Who SO hlhals
assisted IN any way at the recent sale sha
entertainment,
Frank Kemp Is IN town,
Leo Perkins is working Tor II, Z. Allen
pr. Edmunds' house is being wired for
electric lights,
Mrs. Wells was at her home IN Barnard
day last week,
WIN Hagar visited his father, +. {.
Hagar, recently,
CLAYTON Mills 81 New York eity Is visit
ing friends IN town,
Mrs. Eusebia simons has returned to-
her home in Braintree.
Rev. V. NJ, Mack and Mrs, ID, +. Gould
spent Saturday in Bethel,
Walter Swinyer has a phone ON the
Bethel Telephone Co Is line.
4. A. Winter Of Germantown, Pa, was al
). c. Harrington's saturday.
A. d. Abbott, wife and daughter OF
Bethel were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Walter swinyer and Mrs. Albert
Hin were IN Bethel Saturday.
h. Z, Allen has recently installed a
dynamo for lighting his mill,
Mrs. VIII Reed is spending several
weeks in White River junction.
Mrs. LILA stoddard has returned from a
three weeks stay in Bethel Gilead.
Misses Julia Luce aud Susie Stafford are
at home from Bethel for two weeks.
| The sale and entertainment OF the Cong
society last week VAS decided success.
| Mrs. Harriet Durkee is spending few
DAYS at her old home, Cloverdale, IN stock
bridge.
Rev. and Mrs. @. l.. Wells are IN Barnard
today with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, W.
| T.. Davis,
Miss Kate L. Wilson is at home from
her school in STAFFORD for the Christmas
vacation,
Miss Mabel Curtice is with her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Packard, in Stoekbridge for
few days.
+. &. Hagar was in Bethel Sunday to
act as one OF the belrers at the funeral OF
NJ. NJ. Whipple,
| Miss Annie Swinyer has been a visitor
at the home OF her grandparents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. George Swinyer.
Mrs. Carrie Savage has gone to spend
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Cowdry, on
| Mt. Hunger in Barnard.
| Misses Ziloha and Zilpah Ranney OF
| Pittsfleld have recently been the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Fred Edmunds.
! Mrs. Charles Beebe and Mrs. Nora
I.arnard OF Rutland wera guests last week
at Otis Abbott's and T.. w. Nhitcomb's.
DE-. Gould and son, Merville, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gould, at
Pleasant View farm in Randolph the first
OF the week.
The Epworth League topic for Sunday
evening will be "0ar Purposes for 1906;
Have They Been Accomplished leader
Mrs. A. W. Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Whitcomb and Miss
Abbie Whitcomb OF Bethel were at the
home OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Whitcomb, Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard is caring for Mrs
William Taggart, who has been quite il
the past week, but is improving. She i
tended by DR.. Edmunds.
Mrs. II. &. Allen has been confined I,
the house the past week with an abscess OF
her arm; also Mrs. Walter Swinyer ha
been suffering from an abscess under he
arm.
DIR. and Mrs. Edmunds and Rev. ant
Mrs. G.. Leon Wells were in Pittsdel
Wednesday OF last week to attend the en-
tertainment given by the Methods
society.
A. Ii. Harrington has sold his gra
horses to Mr.. Gibson, who is numbering i
South Stock bridge. Mr.. Turner of Sharon
who is to work for Mr.. Gibson, came TO
the horses Monday.
Miss Mary Leonard of Penacook, N. II
ana Mrs. Fred Martin and son, Fay, {
t, Rochester are spending few days wit
their mother, Mrs. Charlotte Leonard
also with their sister, Mrs. W. Z. Boutwell,
The members OF Goodwill grange me
Dee. 22d for the regular meeting, After tn
regular business, the first and second d,
,r grees were conferred upon four candidate
IN The next meeting will be Jan. 18th, whic
will be the annual installation of officer
The Mite society met last week Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Il. w. Whitcom
A goodly number were present and plea
ant time enjoyed by all. Miss Leda Smitl
in behalf OF the society, presented Rev.
M. Mack with fur coat and cap, wfiC
j was great surprise to her, but the gif
were received with much gratitude.
n At the meeting of H. H. Baxter pos
! held the second Saturday in December, Il
following officers were lected:-Com.,
l. G. Hagar; S. V. Com, O. N. Harrington
O j. V. Com, J. e. Hagar; Chap, B. NJ. Ca
. well; @. M, A. l.. Currier; o. d., w.
/ Edmunds; Adjt 0. j. Richardson; @. \
S., Il. p. Boutwell,; Sergt. Maj, j. S. Wi
~ hanson; 0. CIV. K. Blanchard; delega
to department encampment, z. A. Ran
The installation of officers will take pla
the second Saturday in January.
Neglected colds make fat graveyards
l. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps M