Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19
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gt. K parting was IN Montpel-
Mi,. i saosoy. returning home Mon
day. l.. ci,s.s her fall
~ n .cnooi in Washington snu - ~
sa ,,a for two weeks
n' n. G. r. Corwin Of someryilie,
NJ" .a,s sunday FOR few days visit
IA. IL. CorUin's.
W. white 81 Topsham was u town
jus .s look.ne after the repairs IN pro-
=. on Tue court house
Co. Warrington lodge, No. 81, f.
A. has a special meeting To-
~ ~. ,or NJ. NJ. degree work.
fsrkin was ID Hancock last week
-. Us cot q deer weighing l4b
nun' s.ss.ed and reported a good time.
y. - ,,5ie, y the NJ. E. church win
lu .o,isbis al n. W. Dearborn's FRI
Nv ~. .,s5ipr. Nov. 20. Everyone is cor
dislJ invited
NJ. e W. Bixby is visiting friends In
s.,.an and vicinity, where she has been
=. nsst two weeks. She is expected
Soms the last Of the week.
NJ. Cheney McAllister has recently
-, new barn for her place on South
MN yLG street.. occupied by A. H. Morey.
4 Il Spear and Mr.. McAilister did the
work.
rbs next meeting Of the grange will be
e.,5sr Nov. 20. The subject OF the pro-
..,m 4 Thanksgiving. Each member Is
earnestly requested 70 respond 70 the roll
m what have we 10 be thankful forG'
vo,man W. Hunt has bought the old
a,ol8 place. ow ned by Mrs. Alva Robin
"a On Prospect street, for $3.50. The
49, has been occupied for several years
X Fred Hall. Mr.. Hunt will take pos
session Jan !.
Allegation from Camp No. %, 8. ",
yi.itfd Camp So at Tunbridge last Satur-
S,y evening. it being the annual inspec-
ton Of that camp by Assistant Inspector
q. Reed. Refreshments we're served
and al had q pleasant time.
Twenty members Of George Washing
ian lodge. No. 81, r. and A. NJ, attended
M funeral Of John P. Fish at South Roy
alton last Thursday. DR.. #. II. Godfrey
conducted the Masonic service. Mr..
Fi,h was the oldest member In George
Washington lodge.
NJ and Mrs. Charles p. Carr celebrat-
ed their 25th anniversary Tuesday even
Ing. Nov. TO- There were about forty
friends and relatives present, including
M. and Mrs. Wnber Clark Of Granite
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Carr Of Will
lamstown. All had very enjoyable
time.
Foster W. g. Mcguire left Monday for a
trp through the West. with possibility
oilocating there His first stop will be
IN towa for one week; then be win prob
ably 20 through 20 the Pacific coast. Mr..
Mcguire viii be missed In Vershiro and
vicinity, where he has lived for many
years.
Camp No. 2s, Sons OF Veterans, are to
have Thanksgiving promenade In the
Town bali Thursday evening, Nov. 20.
The three-piece orchestra "a to furnish
music and Il Is intended % be an old
time promenade Tor old and Young 10
come and settle their Thanksgiving din
Der. The proceeds Of the entertainment
re 10 be used by the camp toward payipR
thsif ball rent.
Little does the world know Of the good
thinn that come 10 the neighbors Of Dan
Clark and family who were invited q
their home the evening Of Nov. IA. Music
and singing, from Aud Lang Syneh e
tha present day songs, were enjoyed, with
plenty Of games, etc. Then came th,
eyerwelc0me steaming hot oysters, with
pes and cakes In abundance. Dan says
'Ffom this time on, a similar feast vii
@annually observed and kept"
Those having no marks in the interme
eAla room during the term are Gerais
b1by, Willie Adams, Sarah Doyle. 0lenI
aaa Verne Lougoe, Reginald Davis, Vim
loa Uofwin, George Halvoraen, Dan Blk
" Marion BeckWith. Oscar Halvorsel
~ hfdy once Dorothy DonsmOre wa
aossni one day Reginald Hill, one de.
.ad half, and Lena boyle two days
aamoef Of pupils, 90; average attend
aaos lsA4. Zoe F., Hin was teacher.
Judge Willard ". Miles Of Barton /
aalgued Tor Orange county court, whic
opsn' Tuesday, Dec. L sixteen civil
eases are set Tor trial and several stat
go are 70 be tried. As there are sewers
asatlng cases on the docket, the indica
uoa' are Tor longer term than usual 70
sN December term. A special gran
W. ms been called 10 act on the HON
ells case Of STAFFORD and no doubt a
saaa jury cases on hand viii be heard I
'4A ume before this special grand jury.
MANY % our townsmen avaiIed then
~ OF the open season for hunting de,
~ iu.anped from early morn until lai
aulghl In pursuit Of venison and can
t9n' empty handed. Some remained
11ug And secured the prize without muc
1sl'ion' George Roberts and his sol
a.'ll' Roberts. each shot buck Thur
a ~. morning On their own premises.
.'-i'oi-en also shot one on the san
sag OF bills Friday. o. s. McNat
", one saturday 10 the north part OF Il
wv, IN Deer are said to be- more plen
~, w usual this fall, especially does,
len There have been a great numb
sen 10 this vicinity.
Orange County Vote.
"a me canvass OF votes for Orange coun
el'ef' is a. iollows.-