Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-30

Notice.
The annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers Of the National Bank OF Orang
County, Chelsea, VT, will take place il
their banking rooms on Tuesday, Jan. II
1910, at 10 O'Clock 4. m, for the purposl
Of electing directors for the year ensuing
and for the transaction OF any othe
proper business. Il. N. Madison, Cashier
Chelsea, VT, Dec. 7th, 1909. Nv
WI. sprague was in Thetford Mon
day on business.
DR.. A. 7. Marshall vent to Boston
Monday morning and is to return thil
afternoon.
this week where he has engaged to work
Tor James Howe.
Walter NJ. Stone OF the ChiIdren's Aid
society, Boston. Was a guest at George
Tsplin's last week.
Miss Lora Hood Of Boston came Friday
to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Hood.
Ray Titus spent Christmas in Clare
mont, N. f., with his grandmother. He
NNAuiucu nonS yO4tSAhaIs
The ladies OF the Methodist church are
TO sergs a dinner In the Grange hall "Tel.
ephone day" Tuesday, Jan. 4.
Mrs. Lucy p. Robbins spent Christmas
with her son, 0. +. Allen. She returned
to Lebanon, N. r., Tuesday.
Glenn Fuller, son of E. d. Fuller OF
Lowell, Mass, IL visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tsplin.
Ned A. Griffin Of Boston came Monday
morning for brief visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Grimm. He returned
Tuesday
The newly elected officers OF II. +. x.
Hall camp, No. %, 8. ", will be installed
a, their regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 8.
Misses Rena Barnes and Harriet Toll
man OF Boston came Sunday to spend the
week With the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Barnes.
Mrs. Newell Bixby suffered q shock last
Friday from which she has partially re-,
covered so she can walk about the house.
Mr.. Bixby is also very feeble.
Eugene e. Densmore has gone to Taun-
ton. Mass, where he has position in the
Massachusetts, State hospital OF which
DR.. Arthur N. Goes Is superintendent.
Alfred Gustavson, who has made bis
home in the family OF George Taplin for
the past five years, has left town. He ex-
poets to spend the holidays in Boston and
Quincy, Mass.
The Christmas exercises at the West
Hill church last Saturday evening passed
on as usual successfully Rnd the four trees
were well laden with gifts. The exer
cises we're by the children.
At the regular meeting Of waterson
Post. No. %, q. A. r., next Saturday at
2 p. m, the newly elected officers will be /
installed. An invitation is extended to
all Sons Of Veterans to attend as guests OF
the post. /
Miss Carrie Sanford has exchanged her /
place On Curt street with Elmer ~ Wal |
lace for his residence on the corner OF /
Netshlre and School streets and each took 1
possession of their new home Monday. 4
Mr.. Wallace is a bachelor and lives alone 1
and it must he he is looking for house
keeper, buying larger house.
John NJ. knight OF Corinth was in
stantly killed last Friday about D. m.
W ueihg struck by an express train IN
'front.' Of Prospect Hin Station in Somer-
vile, Mass, where he was visiting rela-
tiyes. Although residing in Corinth,
mr.. knight spent several weeks each year
10 this town with his nephew, Hale K.
Datiing, and his many friends here
we're shocked to learn OF his death. The
funeral was held in Corinth Tuesday aft
efhoon. His age was 80 years.
Martha j. Landon died at the home OF
per daughter, Mrs. George L. Hayward,
On the East Hill, Friday evening, aged 70
yfs', 2 mos, days. She had been an
invalid for long time, requiring con-
slant aud watchful care. The past four
weeks she had been entirely helpless and
most OF the time insensible. She was
'snaefiy cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. bay
Nsfu' The funeral was Monday at p.
N. from the home, Rev. Fred Daniels Off
eAtihg. The remains we're placed in the
tomb in Highland cemetery.