Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08
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Miss Anna Ballou spent Sunday at home
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Ev
Tucker next week Wednesday, the 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborn gave
finch party TO their friends Tuesday even
ing.
Lewis Campbell OF West Lebanon was
recent visitor at his fathers, o. +. Camp.
bell
Mrs. Ellen Gould and daughter, Lena
Of South Royalton were at her sisters las
week.
Ray Noyes passed away at O'Clock
Monday morning, after long and severe
illness.
Mrs. Alice NJ. BoIter went to Claremont
Saturday to spend few weeks with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Clark entertained
several Of their friends at their home Fri
day evening.
There will be a social and finch party
at the G. A. r. hall Saturday evening Of
this week. All come,
Miss Nettie Leisure, who has been teach
ing in Williamstown, came home last
Thursday for short visit.
Miss Anne Howe came home from Mt
Hermon Saturday morning and gave her
friends pleasant surprise.
Dr. II. r. Hayward was in Hanover
Tuesday OF last week to see Leslie Smith,
who is In the hospital and doing well.
Mrs. Langdon Jones OF Pleasantville,
Pa, was al her brothers, VIII NOyes, to
assist In The care OF Ray, who died Mon
day.
Mrs. Addie Davis and Mrs. Grace Sar-
gent were called to South Royalton sun
day 10 see their father, who was quite M
with heart trouble.
There will be a social dance at the hotel
hail Friday evening, Feb. 9Th, given under
the auspices OF James l.. Farnham Camp,
IS, Sons Of Veterans
Roy E. Butteriieid of Hanover will
preach al the C0ngl church next Sunday.
Il is expected that he and Rev. W. r. Spar
hawk viii supply the pulpit for the pres
ent.
The sons Of Veterans win give free
entertainment 1T the q. A. Il. hall Mon /
day evening, Feb. 18th, consisting ofgames I
aud music. Everybody come ana bring +
your games
Milton Ballou was taken violently in al I
his home, ] Park street, Monday, Jan. -. I
He was taken TO the st. Rest hospital 4
Tuesday evening, attended by DR.. Hay +
ward, and was discharged FEB. 5th, able
TO be on duty.
Twelve Of the neighbOrsof Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Moves came and helped them get
up their supply Of wood, tor which they B.
feel very grateful, as Nc. Moves hos had tl II
assist in caring for his son, who has been
very IN all winter.
VIII Moves got badly cut on his fore
head aud nose by a wedge hitting him,
which caused the taking OF several stitches
last week Tuesday, The same day &. q. e.
Ordway was thrown of his sled ana his
shoulder put out OF joint, Drs Fish and
Hayward were called, reduced the disloea-
tion and he is doing we'll.
The officers Of Whitney Post, No. II, e.
A. r., for 1896 are as follows Com, II.
X HAYWARD; Jun. Vice Com, j. NJ. Jones:
sen Vice Com, n. c. Kihbes; officer OF
The Day, James l.. Farnham; Adit., n. X.
Goodwin; seargt. Mai, o. r. Campbell; a
SURG q. w. Goss; Chap, Dr. John Dur {
Seei Quartermaster, Elihu fuller; Officer I
Il the Guard, Milo r. Whitney. Guard, n
NJ. NJ. kibbee; Del, Howard G. Kibbee.
New Sons Of Veterans Organized.