Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-17
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
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A child OF John Titus is quite Ill.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton was in sharon Mon
day,
Mrs. byron Ross was in Tunbridge last
wsek.
Mrs, Don Root is confined to the house
/ BY illness,
Miss Mauds Mosher is visiting friends
Ia ClaremOnt,
John Gore and Miss Ethel White were
Ia sharon last week,
DR.. Hayward Of funbFldge attended a
/ patient IN town Friday,
c. Il, Meltniy and wife are both con-
| fined 10 the house By illness.
Mr., and Mrs, wlmot Root were in
Sharon Monday Of last week.
DR.. Rober, Hazelton OF Lebanon was In
town Wednesday OF last week.
Hiram Ward recently sold a pair OF
oxen 10 James Rowell Of Tunbridge'
Louis Hazelton aud George johnson
were in Tunbridge last week Monday.
Miss Minnie Parker OF Sharon was the
guest OF Mrs. Wilmot Root last week.
Rollin Prescott assisted at the creamery
last week in the absence OF w. p. Stone.
Wilmot Root visited relatives in Lowell,
Worcester and Unionville, Mass, last
week.
IL. II. Udan and n. X. Carpenter were in
White River Junction Tuesday OF last
week.
King Root Of New York is visiting his
cousins, Wilmot and Don Root, of this
place.
Mrs. Della Ross aud Mrs. Lugene Bart
lett visited Mrs. Ross's daughter IN Tun-
bridge last week.
r. T.. Merrill, who had been a guest at
the STAFFORD House, returned to Boston
Monday OF last week.
A meeting of the STAFFORD Creamery
company was held Tuesday evening OF
last week at the schoolhouse,
Creamery Manager W. p. Stone attended
the meeting OF the Dairymen's association
in Burlington the first OF last week.
Roland Soribner visited his sister in
Thetford Friday, Miss Flossie, who has
also been In Thetford, returning Sunday.
Miss Mary Cummings, who had been
spending the holiday recess at home, re-
turned Tuesday OF last week to North
field, Mass.
Mrs. {. 5. Cove of Cambridge, Mass,
was in town from Wednesday To Friday to
attend the funeral of her cousin, the late
J. IL. Moore.
heF. A, j. Eastman went 10 south Roy
alton Friday, Jan. 4, ana gave an address
at the annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tIonal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Csss, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Fulton, re-
turned tn their home in Deerfield last
week Monday.
A council OF physicians was held Friday
upon the case OF VIII Norton, who is i'll
with tonsilitis. A trained nurse from
Burlington is caring for him.
The annual roll call and dinner of the
Congregational church will be held in
Town hall Thursday, Jan. 9th. At
l0:30 a. m, the society will hold its cleo
ton of officers and transact other bust
ness. At 1880 p. m. will be the din
ner, followed by the roll call at 80 p. m.
After the roll call will come the reports:-
OF the church, by Rev. Henry Cummings,
clerk, and Dea. ii. b. Cummings, acting
treasurer; of the Bible school, Dea. Cum
mings, superintendent, Mrs. q. +. Chand-
Ter, treasurer; Of the Ladies' Benevolent
circle, Mrs. A. j. Eastman, president, Mrs.
Q. W. Preston, treasurer; of the Christian
Endeavor society, F. M. Newton, presi-
dent; of the pastor. Each member Of the
church present at the roll call, is asked to
respond to his or her name with verse of
Scripture. Invitations have been sent to
absent members OF the church, requesting
a response to be read at the roll call.
Those who are not members of the church,
but who attend its services, or contribute
Tor its support, are invited 10 be present
and enjoy the occasion.