Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
80 Home News.
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sv.. In STAFFORD Monday
w Il Griffin IS visiting friends -
". :. ~ vicinity Tor two weeks
$500 s - r. Lake went Monday to
~. u.O u, a visit to her parents
~ s.,th has been sick and confined
], ". 5u FOR the past three weeks
nlA ~ f.os. recently sprained bis an
a, . /, snds II difficult to walk about.
y horn Monday morning to
Aioa W. W.. Henry Manard on the West
'. "a Mrs. ". j. Dewey attended 5
Y ..osrsl ofs. J. Carnes at East Daiis
assdly. 49,, nt.,toon spent
w. y, IN Mrs Mattoon's mother 10
gldlofd' Iii. ..,n.,.a
B,n eating trip to Hudson and MARI
" ~, meeting Of George Washing
w, w. p. and A. ~, will be held 20
N nod HaHrN
srhtai O'Clock
william f Hood went 10 Nyeck,
w Monday g visit her daughter
~ George ], Helmer.
g.,m,s Grant died at the town iarm
- sged about Is years. The tuner
~. bsld Tuesday 81 p. 10.
4. annual meeting OF the Grange
~, ~ Telephone company will be held
VI. Town BAN Tuesday, Jan. 3.
=. annual meeting Of the Orange
-, creamery 3 % Be reid In the
49, 5lsfss olica Thursday, Jan. 2, at 2
81 Boamvay and Miss Rhodes Of
a'.rebt n. H., spent Christmas az
ran Boafdvays returning home
H'adaY
4, and Ms Harry >. Corwin of Low
Il Mas. spent Christmas with their
MA j. 4. Il. Corgin, and brother, r.
4 C1Ein.
a,,rv j. Robert % Lowell, Mass, son
s,Ao late James Roberts, made a brief
,hfln town last week, returning home
nasdaY morning
4. Elizabeth Hoskings Of Claremont,
M. accompanied by her granddaugh-
4 Alma Putnam. q visiting her daugh-
n Mr. David Adams.
w,,sron post, 80 IS, q. A. r., in
a,f their newly elected officers at their
rqsIm meeting nest saturday a 2 p. m.
40 members be present.
", and Mrs T. Browneu Hooker Of
> iobnsbury spent Christmas with Mrs.
Hosefs parents, Str. and Mrs. "a. @.
toham. They eit Monday.
The death Of Thomas Waldo Of viii
mmtoun came as surprise to his many
hsBds In this town. who had hoped and
apsaed be was on tho road TO recovery.
Charlse W. Bacon cut his wrist with an
ns sst seek. just avoiding the large ar
tvY and requiring three stitches to close
ih wound which was dressed by DR.. A.
smith
Royil Townsend, who "a home from
gmball Union academy, Meriden, n. f.,
hs been sick and confined 90 the house
sah grip nearly ever since be came
bone which does not give him a very
pleasant vacation.
The following officers OF the C0ng'l
sunday school we're chosen last sunday
superintendent, John NJ. C0mstock; -.
haaal superintendent. Oliver q. Bur.
lss treasurer Joseph A. Tracy; eh0ris.
W Mrs. A. W Whitney.
Dexter 7. Larkin has sold his farm on
th East Hnl 10 Mrs Emma M. Todd
pU 1900 The farm is TO be occupied
b henry Dumont 81 New York. The
als vas effected through George A.
InT's real estate agency.
Ihe Christmas exercises at both ths
yongl and Methodist churches were held
Friday evening. The exercises werl
shout as usual only at the Methods
church several Of he younger childrel
took part, which gave a special interest 4
lha occasion. The trees we're heavily la
Gen with gifts for old and young and al
had very enjoyable evening.
The newly elected officers Of Fl. r. x
hal camp no. IS, s. ", are 70 BE- In
sailed by Comnde NJ. o. Coburn Ct th
regular meeting Wednesday evening. Jan
All veteran soldiers and sons OF veter
ali ere invited e BE- present at these ex
a'i'es and observe the working Of th
~ ritual q the order, which goes int
eject Jan /
lhe annual meeting Of tho Chelsea Fir
asliiel no. ] will be held Ia the tow
.Nlh' ONCE Monday, Jan. 4, at 2 o'cloo
p. All legal voters OF the distriC
should be present as there is an indebi
.lless OF The district and a tax must b
sssa TO meet 1t. as well as the expense
Y. 'ne ensuing year Come and bear til
Vm'es reports DO not forget the tim