Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-24

NaA AAe elAfr winch ttAAAlcH NEikHIs
when the 10y " shepherds wondring
Not cantatas-hut all glory.
Glory 70 the new born King.
Mrs. Robert ssoddard is suffering from
Assesses in the neck.
Dana Church will enter the Edmunds
High school in Burlington when it opens
Jan. 4.
E. E. Gonya is again employed in the
water department Of the Central Vermont
railway.
Alfred P. knights and family are pre-
pairing to remove next Tuesday to Brad
ford, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Drake are the
Emma, born Dec. 10.
DR.. r. c. Angel was out Tuesday for
the first time after 3 two weeks siege Of
tonsititis followed By quinsy sores.
Mrs. Laura stsndish OF North Pomfret
is staying with Mrs. @. W. Flaeg, who
has been i'll but is now much better.
Randolph lodge, l. o. o. F., viii elect
officers Monday night and good attend
ance OF the Odd Fellows is requested.
Mrs. +. c. Danforth OF Plymouth, N.
a., was entertained By Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Priest from Friday to Wednesday.
q. A. osha has had an attack Of the
grip that threatened 10 develop pneu-
monia, but was able to be at his store
Monday.
Mrs. Dora Tredo and her daughter,
/ Winnie, have gone to HiIlsboro, n. n,
Cor an indefinite period. and Mrs. Tredo'z
mother, Mrs. Roaina Martin, is once
more staying with her other daughter,
Mrs. ". E. Slack.
Fern Rebekah lodge held its annual
meeting Tuesday night and elected these
ofFicers:-N Noble grand. Mrs. Henry sey-
mour; vice grand, Mrs. Lucinda CIeVe-
land; secretary. Mrs. Fred Dunn; fFeasur.
er, Mrs- W. e. Emerson.
Miss Marion Nickerson has received 9
unique Christmas remembrance in the
form Of 8 large box Of mistletoe from
Mexico. The plant is rarely seen in this
cline but the micFobious practice It en-.
courages Is not unknown here-on ths
stage.
At the Firemen's 11th annual concert
and hall In Grange hall Thursday night
Dee. 81, the Music Hall orchestra vii
give concert program from 10 ? and
play lor tbs dancinR iron on. Eupnel
for the occasion is to Be served by th'
grange.
Excelsior encampment, ]. o. o. F..
held its annual meeting Friday night and
elected these officers for the ensuing
year. Chief patriarch, c. S. Booth; sen
ior warden. NJ. NJ. Campbell; high priest
A. n. Hayes; junior warden, F. II
Ketchnm; scribe, W. G. Emerson; treas
urer, o. J. Marcott.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Eaton aud Mrs
q. e. Cushman have closed the CushmaE
house on Central street and are estab
lished In the Soper house on Randolph
avenue for the winter. Miss Annie Mes
ser Of Barre, who has been their guest fo
few DAYS, goes today to NewbuFy t.
make holiday visit.
Mrs. A. e. Dean went to West Rox
bury, Mass. Tuesday to attend the fQner
al Of her cousins wife, Mrs. JasoE
bailey. Mr.. Bailey, an oId-time Norma
first five-cent store in Boston and has has
a very prosperous business career. Th
deceased left no children.
Guy E. Woodward, who has been resi-
dent engineer on construction work o
the Northern taclnc railroad Tor lev
years past. has been transferred recent,
, to point about $50 miles from Helena
Mont, to push the extension Of the roal
in that locality. He has a responsible
position that he has proved more thar
competent TO I'll.
Mrs. z. r. Draper went to Bostoi
, Tuesday to meet her daughter, Mis-
Carrie, who has finished teaching in Attic
boro, Mass, and accompanies her mothe
h6me today. In three OF four weeks
Miss Draper will start for Seattle, Wash.
to marry DR.. Walter c. Woodward Q
that city and consummate a romance be
gun in school days
Mrs. Leroy RumriII, who had bee
staying with her mother, Mrs. Ellie
Cladin. while Mr.. Rumrili was SURVEYING
: at Fort Edward, N. Y, for the sanfor
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