Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-16
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
aAYsvILLE

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Riekard, permanently located at th
Gsysville House.
you have a pocket full OF cash; VI
. store full OF goods, Xmas goods, gro
ceries. small wares, cottons, underwear
bcsiery, shoes, ruboers and legRings anC
- Thousand other things which we ar
nj only willing bat 4nxious to exchang,
~ vour cash. Come in. Specials fcl
satnrday-6 lbs. rice, 25c. lbs. seeded
rsisins. Csc. cakes of Babbitt or o. L.
soan. csc. i Id. OF good green tea, 25c.
. lbs siftings, 25e. /; ! ID. 35c. coffee, 2sc.
i5e tomatoes, 10c.; loo. peas, log.
Great big Florida oranges, 25c- doz.
q. 8. Hodgkins.
Fred Roundy OF Royalton was in town
recently.
DR.. Hickey OF Barnard was in town
Monday.
MI. wyman, Jr., was in Randolph
last week.
?. A. Richard is stopping at the Gays
u vile House.
Rev. W. C. Boutwell, preached in Rut-
land sunday.
4. W. Ballard was at home from Wood
a stock Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Luce is somewhat better,
but not able to be up yet.
Willie Flint has been home from Bethel
week on account Of illness.
The two bears recently in Bethel have
been tracked onto Whitcomb Hill.
Gail osgood has been the guest for a
ieN days OF his father, C. H. Osgood.
Mrs. Arvilla Durham OF Royalton Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. C. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Diusmore Of Bethel
have been recent guests at Elisha Bout
Wells.
Arthur V. Leaviit returned to Wood
stock Monday, where he is serving as
juryman.
Mrs. II. II. Harrington has returned
from Mendon, leaving her sister more
comfortable.
Miss Mary F. Boutwell,, who has been
quite III from having teeth extracted, is
somew hat better.
A son, Howard Lewis, weighing sd |
lbs, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Porter, Monday, Dec. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman of Bethel
were in town Friday night to play with
Wyman's orchestra at the dance.
David Howard OF Orange, Mass, was
in town the first OF the week to do some
work at the electric light and power sta
ton.
The Phelps a Curtis Lumber Co. OF
Sidney, n. Y, have let their lumber job
here to Joe Waldo OF South Royalton,
who has moved his mill to w. G. Bout
wells farm.
Officers OF n. II. Baxter post elected at
the meeting held Saturday, Dec. IL, are as
iollows:-P. O., +. G. Hagar; S. v. O.,
0. n. Harrington; J. V. c., j. e. Hagar;
Adit., o. J. Richardson; q. NJ, q. NJ.
Martin; Surg, f. p. Boutwell,; Chap, b. {
NJ Caswell; o. d.. w. II. Edmunds; o.
g., ". r. blanchard; s. NJ, J. 8. Will
hanson; O. NJ, A. l. Currier; delegate to
state euclmpment, r. A. Rand.
At the Christmas committee meeting ,,
held at ]. A. Chedel's last week, the fol-
lowing committees were appointed
Music, Miss Alice Chedel, Mrs. A. w.
Ballard, Mrs u. II. Harrington; recita-
tons, Miss Lsda Smith, Mrs. Ada Wy |,
man, Mrs, W. A. Swinyer; children's
music, Mrs. @. 5. Hodgkins; tree, Mrs.
II. Z. Allen, Mrs. Win Jones, o. J. Rich
srdson, Clement Allen, Grace Flint, Mrs. ,
Ned Lyon.
The Sidewalk from the bridge TO ]. A. !
Chedel's store has for some months been 1
source Of interest to the townspeople. !
For some time'it showed signs of dilapi-
dation, when. in the night time fortunate
ely, part Of i slid down the bank. After !
some delay, work was commenced on Il 1
and seemed to be progressing finely,
when one morning, much to the surprise !
Of everyone, II was found that some
lomostones had grown up ia the night.
They we're removed, however, and the i
work continued until the walk was once |.
more passabIe. The rail now seems TO be
lhe center OF attraction. A lady some !,
what used to city life, was heard to in G
quire not long since Why those vases be-
soc the walk were not kept filled with I
MOWERS No doubt she has an idea !,
country people have flowers ali along i
thelr way TO help and cheer them on. Il :
: probable now the holidays are here
.hat the proper decorations viii be forth 4
coming.