Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

Zoe. outings. Be-. on &C. ohtihEes ~ oie
lot gents fieeced underwear, 5oe.; cakes
LenoX soap, Zoe. =. ?. hoDokiNs.
Basil Perkins IS i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Ford is confined to the bed by i'll
ness.
Mrs. Fenno is working for Mrs. W. G
Boutwell,.
A. F. Lamb Of Randolph was in town
Saturday.
Abe LaFrancis has been spending few
days in town.
Walter swinyer Is entertaining felon
on bis thumb.
Parker Swinyer returned last week from
a visit IN Wilder.
r. c. Hagar has recently been in North
field for a few days.
Frank Gould visited his parents in
Randolph last week.
Mr. DuPaul is visiting his son, Charles,
and daughter, Mrs. Dumas.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
is at the parsonage this week.
Miss Annie Chedel was the guest OF
friends in Randolph last week.
Charles McCollom OF Pttsfeld is driving
team on the Mt. Hunger pulp job.
Mrs. d. F. Gould is III and Mrs Charles
Brown OF Lillieville is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney stoddard of Pitts
field visited friends in town Saturday.
Miss Dora Davis went to South Royal
ton Sunday to work for Mrs. j. A. Merrill.
Mrs. Walter Swinyer went to Royalton
Thursday to spend two weeks with her
sister.
Mrs. Oscar Ellis and Master Robert OF
pittslield were visitors at A. w. Billiards.
Friday.
Or. smith and S. G. Harrington are
harvesting their ice from John Hagar's
meadow.
Walter Hall and father of Plymouth
have been spending the past week at
Matt HALLS.
Mrs. Elmer stoddard, who has been in
East Bethel with her sister four weeks,
has returned home.
Miss Lou Allen entertained several OF
her young friends Thursday afternoon, II
being her 9th birthday.
Mrs. Mary Gibson OF CharLsstown. n.
H.. has come to spend the remainder OF the
winter at the Mason Ayerill place.
Mr.. Mrs Fred Rogers and son, who
have been visiting relatives in town, re-
turned to their home in Wilder Tuesday.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening is, New
work we may do for Christ and the
church.
Jerry Dumas has moved from the
Loury place recently purchased by Park
II. Pollard, to the lower tenement in Dr.
Steele's house.
The high water caused by the thaw,
took out most of the flume on the river
side, from the j. f. Stafford Lumber Co.'S
mill Tuesday night. They are at work
repairing it as fast as possible.
Goodwill Grange will not visit Tweed
River Grange at Pittsiield next Saturday
as was expected, but will wait until Feb.
IL, when there will be much larger class
to receive the lst and I'd degrees.
At the meeting OF Goodwill Grange
Saturday evening thirty members were
present. For entertainment the ladies
spoke on housekeeping" and the gentle
men on "Modes OF Dress The LIST and
"a degrees were worked upon one candi-
date -Four visitors were present FROM
the Tweed River Grange in Ptttsfield. At
the next meeting which Will be Feb. 10,
Miss Leda Smith aud Mrs. III. III. Harring
ton will have charge OF the program.
Al the business meeting of the Uni-
Versalist society held recently, the follow
| ing officers were elected Moderator. III.
W. Blackmer; clerk, r. T.. Wilson; treas
urer. IA. W. Blackmer; collector, o. n.
/ Harrington; executive committee, L. w.
Whitcomb, Joel Blackmer, Mrs. II. l..
! Durkee; delegates to convention, Mrs. II.
l.. Durkee, Mrs. NJ. l.. Myman, Jr.; dele
| gates 10 association, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
| Whitcomb; corresponding secretary, Miss
Anna Whitcomb.