Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-31

rs.t,p show. Choice breeding cockereis
,sd pallets for sale, e each, up. iw
Ms. sadie Jones is working for Mrs. w.
i. EdWing,
Mrs. John Sanborn, who has been sick
4, several weeks, is better.
RBius Brown, who has been long Ill and
spaned to his room, is reported failing.
Arthur W. Carpenter was In Roxbury
81 Week in the interest OF new grange
81 that place.
lcs Tracy has so far recovered from
..rsre attack Of the prevailing distemper
,hat be is out Of doors.
Joseph French, an old resident OF this
town, died al o'clock "Wednesday morn
ing Al the age OF 50 years.
The board Of civil authority will meet at
he town clerks office next saturday at
:. N. for the abatement OF taxes.
last week Thursday the Thermometer
registered one of the coolest mornings
ever known IN town, 81 below zero.
The school at the Upper village did not
keep Monday owing to the sickness OF the
teacher Miss Leayenway, with grip.
Mrs.. Lena Howe and daughter, jose
mime, OF ROyalton visited her sister, Mrs.
Louise Wentworth, at +. j. Titus last
week
William II. Gilleland returned to Boston
saturday. He had been in town for
several weeks boarding at Richard Ken
Hedys,
Mrs. Lucy Beckwith goes Saturday to
West Lebanon, \. H., to spend several
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Frank ii.
Kenison,
Dr. Fred l.. Beckwith was back in his
othce last week after a three weeks alb
sence at Danyille doing dental work for
some Of his old customers.
Hiram Church OF Vershire was in town
Saturday to meet his daughter, Miss Ethel
Church, who has been teaching school in
ihe north part OF the state.
Miss Sytil George, daughter OF Win A.
George, who went West few weeks ago,is
working in the store of her uncle, Fred
Edwards, at Pardeyille, Wis.
Miss Emma Carr finished her fourth
term Of school in Orange last Friday and
has returned home to spend her vacation
With her mother, Mrs. Eliza s. Carr.
Next Saturday afternoon will occur the
regular monthly meeting of Waterson
axe notice and come to 5. V. hall at p.
n.
W. Woodworth of Enosburg Falls is a
guest oil his brother, j. A. Woodwork,
VINO resides with his niece, Mrs. III. j.
town.
Henry Alexander OF Tunbridge and
MISS Mary Belle Camp OF East Randolph
were married at the Methodist parsonage
Moody.
A J. 5, postoffice inspector was in town
Monday and paid Postmaster w. 8. Hatch
a. annual visit. He found everything o.
n lor Uncle Sam at this place. Las.
4uafters receipts at this office were the
largest Tor many years.
school in district No. 7, taught by
Hsays T. Ballou, closed Jan. 25th. Those
slng no tardy marks during the term
sste Gora, Myrtle and Eugene Hook and
a.ce button, Myrtle Hook had no absent
MARKS Cora Hook was absent one day
-ueorge W. Cleveland won his suit
asaLnSt the town OF Washington in the
Vup,ehe court, which sustained the
IlmuIt oil the lower court rendered at the
,ule term here in 1905, by which he was
,usec0yer $500 and costs. The case wat
..UGg9t to recover damages for injuries
''VelVd IN defective bridge.
1eorge Washington lodge, No. 81, f
o oF a. NJ, has elected the following
. .mggrS, who are to be installed at the next
SI suAt meeting:-W. NJ, William II
,stagqei ), W., Harry F. Bryant; j. W.
s D1Sar g. ~ Tracy; Treas, Hiram N. Matti
" 49ec, Herbert Q. Bixby; s. d., Stanley
"nsohi D. d., Clinton L. Buzzell.
, george A, Densmore, son OF Jason Dens
bi S'e o ol Lebanon, n. H., accompanied b,
Mn, oUuSSln' Worth Densmore, son O.
tho e, n"l Densmore Of Seattle, WASH, wer,
PrsSo Ue sI OF h. o. Bixby Thursday ~ant
ooLiSSal ast week. They were interested IL
tha,. up relatives and old friends o
al III; .athers, who were former resident
P, tia.s toWn. They returned to Lebanon
friday afternoon.
4 Last as Friday afternoon and evening Mrs
tho D. whitney entertained the ladies O
MAJ; neaulng circle at her pleasant home OF
VIII n street. The rooms were decorated
shon, 100 pictures by different artists
have ho "nom the members of the circl
Al tbo Zen ,a studying during the past year
tiipl roUeataole, where dainty and boun
uuototilpast was spread, they all gave
chance U yr and each told story. A fin
the VIVA, was give to inspect and compar
:. 0'As OF the different artists.
senero pi,te oil the intense cold and tn
agooSlTy prevailing distemper, there wer
social I number in attendance at the
geoIog;aSsII week and the geographical an
and i sstl games were both entertaining
were ve, rr St.. The simple refreshment
propranS, ualntily served and the literar
in Of tha IN connection with the bringin
our not, uoIlars, was evidence OF the ran
their a ars poets could take were it not fo
the ev yAtreme modesty. The receipts {
several n we're twenty dollars wit
by tbnsn nlore pledges to be redeemed late
the we9th VINO were detained by illness Q
dent 0 U,licers OF Court Chelsea, Indeper
MondsUyr Gi Of Foresters, were Unstable
Deput1s ~ 44ight in l. o. f. hall by Distri,
tors fron u, W. Garvin. Among the Wis
u The court at Washington wei