Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

Wanted Live poultry. Il
II. W. Robinson, Upper farm, Roch-
ester or stockbridge.
Charles Kinsman returned home satur-
day.
James swinyer is very i'll and bis recov-
cry very doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romano Holland are at
work for Carroll Wiley.
Mrs. c. E. Townsend spent Saturday
and Sunday in Montpelier.
George Baker has moved into one OF
the tenements in J. o. Robinson's block.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker are visit
ing in Boston and Athol, Mass, for two
weeks.
Miss Ella swinyer is at home from
Boston, called here by the illness Of her
father.
G. a. Upper of Bethel spent day
here last week at the home Of his brother,
]. R. Topper.
The Tale company have bought Camp
bell & Boutelle's tub shop and Allen
Rogers sawmill in Lower Rochester.
Mrs. Josie Dutton OF Concord, N. H.,
visited her cousin, Mrs. E. A. Kezer,
from Wednesday till Friday last week.
Miss Helen B. Marsh has returned to
her school in Attleboro, Mass, having
spent two weeks with her parents here.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer went to White River
junction Friday to attend an executive
meeting of the North Windsor County
Sunday School association.
Miss Ross, the teacher in the interme-
date department, was called home last
week by the illness Of her sister. Miss
Grace Goodno supplied her place.
At the UniversaIist church, the topic
for next Sunday night, in the course OF
Sunday evening services for January, will
be the two systems of theology represent.
ed by the evangelical churches and the II.
beral churches.
Rev. and Mrs. E. 8. Fiske and daugh
ter, Florence, Of Montpelier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Guernsey Of Rutland, Mr.
and Mrs. Orson Briggs of Salisbury, Mr.
and Mrs. Elijah Baker Of Stockbridge
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hubbard of GranviilI
were in town to attend the golden wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin.
The Universalist society viii hold it
annual meeting Wednesday. Jan. 20
There will be a parish supper ct 6 o'elool
and business meeting at at which
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year, reports heard and the general inter
ests Of the society considered. All per
sons Of the Universalist faith in this vi
cinity are expected to attend.
The remains of Handy Martin, VIII
: died in Gardner, Mass, last week, wer
brought here Saturday for burial H
was a. years of age He Is survived b.
one son. His wife, who was the young
est daughter OF Charles Fassett, died tw
! years ago. Friends from away to atten
/ the burial service we're Miss Lura CobuFi
/ of Gardner, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
: Martin Of Whitefield, n. h, Mr.. an
: Mrs. Edward Martin of Granville. vii
! liam Martin OF Greenfield, Mass, Ernes
: and Guy Martin of Ludlow, Mr.. an
D Mrs. David Dyer and Mrs. Leroy Marti
Of Randolph.
/ The annual meeting OF Fire Distris
D Mol was held JAM and the followin
D officers elected - oderator, Fl. II. Cusk
man; clerk and treasurer, L. ID. Pierce
prudential &C mmitee, w. Fl. Campbell,
y o. Goodno, E. L Martin; chief Of FIRE d.
e psrtment, Fred Lewis; LIST assistant,
q Er-Pierce; I'd assistant, F. o. Kennedy
auditor, H. II. Cushnan. The limits {
: the fire district having been extended
!. the selectmen, it was voted to extend I'll
! water main to a point opposite propert
{. owned by Frank Parmenter; also voted {
= purchase a water meter and install th
!, same on the pipe supplying the railroad
+ The gross income from water rents is mo-
). $500 per annum.
:; Last Thursday evening, Jan. ., Ondl
i; wa camp, No. 132ss, Modern Woodme
; of Amerfca, held their regular meetin
3 and installation Of officers for 1909. II
!. following officers were installed &C.
, Adams, consul; J. w. Chafiee, adviser
e c. e. Merriam, banker; A. l. Levi
! clerk; w. II. Church, escort; B. J. Pa
:. mepter, Waterman; c. H. Courtney, sci
s try; Dana g. Marsh, third member I
{ board of managers. A good number
I. neighbors were present and enjoyed Il
!. oyster stew given by the new officer
). Two new members were elected for inlti
ton, with others to follow, and the on
, look for the coming year should be era
II flying alike to the camp and commui
'e ity.