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Dr Urn or yO> ,THiN DWIGHT
Engineer ana Railroad Builder heiDeu
Erect statue Of Liberty.

Jonathan pa ght. IN" fourth of IN"
rlraa died Yesterday NJ his home. 49,
IVES: s"v.uty-tT-t street. III his "ightIe'h
v..- Nir Tvs xh' was "A graduate OF
Harvard He flushed IN the class Of -.
which had "sghty- MN" members and was
rh. largest elias, Harvard had then turned
ont EN-tcd.raI Judge Addison Brown
and .Ios.rh hoaI.- w-r" member, of the
class.
Mr. dwight who was a second coU-.E
rf Ir.-Id.nt Timothy dwight 81 Yale.
va born IN Boston IN 1891 and attended
'n. Springfield Training School after the
family had moved TO Springfield. Mas
HIS son. Jonathan Dwight. Jr. a physician
and nrni,hoIogiE'. says that h" believes
Mr. Dwight row..d in IN" Harvard boat
M ,I." first Harvard Yale boat race. which
was row"d in 1852 on LAX" Winnip"sa,Ike.
Harvard winning After leaving Harvard
Mr. Dwight went 10 N"-' Point and studied
especially crvil eng lne.ring under Prof
- ~ AIahau. father Of Rear Admiral
\ I. Nahan. retired. who was then IN.
-rr,icror in military engineering N the
Military Academy
Mr. dwight kept mp engineering after
leaving West Point. He went West for
IA while and h.lp-d huild railroads Tie
bad a great part in the building Of on.
IT 'h- first railroads across th. Mis-is-
sipri called At the tim. the Hannibal
and ~ Iu"
In - Mr. Dwight married Miss Julia
Itwr"ncs Ha-brUuck 81 New York. Fiv"
wear later hr settled at Madison. y. J
ami ihrr-at'"r praCti-.-d almost wholly
a. CO. -IltIng engineer For a time b.
wa IA" : the 'hI"f engineers If tbs. New
larN central and -,Iy ..rvis.-i. II IL sad
~" constr t'tl.II & MOST Il that railroad.
.tg'-- IA IT. -n-iy dav- A. "A c,,ns.IIting
"uEu""r VIZ pv R'f wa- cUnurc'.d with
-'T.rii MN IT, hal Charge II laying
~ A. .uuda'i. o.. - the. statue. Of I,It.rtv
~" wa 'fI'' h"r e lir Parkhlr,.I .
church and 'Ith"r Dr Fa.rIShIr-i or tn.
R"v i"WI- t,,I.- Il Muntr.aI will h,,y,
CharI" ~ N" i4r"r4 -"r' i"... winch viii
h." hold ~ morrow 'I' bvf,fir - SIR
,iVrd y hI- vt. rud f. 80
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during Mayor wurstcr's administration
W" l"tn"d N" H"ar-r NOV ON cnt az its in
nil'ion and became the leader OF the indie
l"'hl"h' " league forces IA hlng- county
hI' because OF d. health h. did uo' take an
htUN~ Ilfr IA ~" recent GdlnInlgu He ~
survived ~ hi MI" and daughter
lanes Iavutnu. Uu" Ot the oldest citizsn,
ui Fort I"ryI~ and tor eighteen wears ma -t.r
mechanic 81 tn" I'm" Railroad machine
~hUi~ IT, PCr' .|crvis died at h.s home. In
ihAi C''E yesterday OF general debility
ilI"f 40 weeks Illness AT the age Of 70
N"ht- ~" resigned from the Erl. servi,s
~ lN'1 and ~a, employed In similar capac-
~ on other railroads "a. retired from
ach'" WORK several wears ago. He was
III" oldest / r""Iuh-on IN This CI'v a mem
h'.r "i Port l"ryIs Lodge Royal Chapter and
VI" t"mWaOd"ry lie took prominent
part in organizing the fire department
and free school system. MIR Taynton
zane from Bath. England, 70 Boston with
hts parents when child. lie leaves "A
widow and two children.
he Re, Charles | Hurr. aged al died
~ Nuuam-'oWn. Mas yc~te Tday after an
illness ot fN" weeks For twenty Two
wears pr Burr had been librarian of Will
ans o'lrRs While active IA the ministry
DR.. Burr held two pa-'ora'es in New York
city. From ~, nnfI IsTs he was pastor
OF IN" HIv"rdale Presbyterian Church
from i>so until isss he was pastor Of the
Eeth1nv Congregational Church Dr Burr
was member of the Delta psi fraternity
end tn" Phi Beta Kappa society.
Paula No"hniug. Who sang small parts
at the Metropolitan Opera House for s.Ns
eral wears. Iiei Yesterday at the German
Hospital Sh" had undergone an operat on
for Elil-'onp-
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ubItuar, Note.

The R.v Beverley Ellison Warner. rector
OF Trinity Church Nrw Or."hE-. dTppu"d
dead Dt hear disease un SUNDAY AZ hi~
home aged - pr Warner MAS born u.
Jersey CIV. Wa- grad .ated from lTtn'"i"n
nI,eI-.jy ni,crHHri ait"nl"h ho.i H..
wA~ rector Of IrIHlty Church. brldI"n"Ti
,Dum Nhrn called =" Ne" orleans MI'n
tue exception Of a short lime, a. rector
had hrru q. resident 0t New Orleans sine"
..s3 HIS church - the !eadinE On" "i
pr Warner Wa an Hc'lN" AMI ~"''e-fi u
worker and ls,tur"r lie WL- tGr d4iL"r
English History IN shakespeare pinN-
The Love ot anaksspesrc, lntrodm't!"n
TO shak-speare. The Fall of ne Faith ,
,..ttI~n.ent hou-" IN New Orleans. and
the Round lah. club, mod"il''d after the
IA educational work. being u member ~
thu. board III administrators Of IuIans'
DIVERSITY and chairman II IA" N"N""mh
tul!rE" .pmiuit'"" In riNi" work ne Ma
ma ol IN" most a"TIN" citizens Of N.w or
i-aD- a.. wa- Cho-.n ia lisiI Ia lead the
ight 20 crush ont the yellow fever IN New
DrI-au. and his suCCg-- Na- one "f IL. great
sanitary achievements of modern times
lie was a. IN" head 81 the successful m"'"-
Louisiana and a worker N tho high li'rn-.
onU-. III" -aCCe-'i'd ia getting laws 50
and 10 reduce the. number one hall Arch
bishop Bl"nk ~ tn" taiholi r church pay
tribute TO him A. a scholar 81 real dis
ttnCtion. a citizen NJ the loiti-st ideals. ON"
OF tn. hardest workers In all that made tor
the welfar. and honor Oi the entire com
munlty
He1ry \. Powell we'll known VI Brooklyn
for NOR" tran thirty years a. IA minister.
iawv"r and politician. 81" Yesterday morn
.ug IA tn" Long Island o!l-gr hospital.
her" b." had been vndrr treatment for
n.ur,p~ for two weeks lie suffered "A
nsrN ou- breakdown a year ago H." HB- ia
h,- fiitv ninth year liz Mas born N Chat
ham. y n" wa- graduated from Union
college III I>'3 and from III" tnioq Ih"o-
logi'al seminary in ls7I. when he accepted
a call To the Bp-hVick Avenue Dutch H..
formed church In brooklyn. which hr LEFT
xix wears later 10 b"Com" pastor Of the L."
Avenue conversational hur,h IL"
studied las Will. ruzBg"l In he ministry
and IN Is>2 received his degr"" from N"
InlyerSI'v OF m" civ Of New York In
1891 u" resigned his pastor It. nui took
MP law practice with James ,. Pole n HI
partner. "a vh"h he Was stICC 's--iut from the
start ~" beCau" active IN Republican
politics and served for some kim. a. chair
man Of the county committee He eel
a. Registrar 81 Arrears IN 1880 and 1891
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MAGISTRATE TO STRIkERS.
Must Ise Taught That q Man IL Free ID
Work When Tie Likes

The police Of the Atlantic avenue station
in Brooklyn ar. keeping a clos. guard
at the bag shoe factory Of Wichert 4
Gardiner, vher" strike mas been in
progress for a week among some Of the
employers. The Italians who have taken
tn" places Of the strikers ar. followed on
IN. way to rhe factory and back Ia their
homes by tn. hitter and vengeance has
been threatened against them unless they
quit work.
Frank ARENA Of eos Union street was
arrested yesterday for stopping one Of
the men and threatening to kill him
Ma gi-rrate Reilly in holding him for
examination in s3O0 bonds in the Gates
ayenl. court said:
You men must he taught that in this
country "A man Id free 10 work when he
likes
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ISDI,SAPoLIs. Nov -. The convent ion
~ the United Mine Workers of America
will b- held AT Columbus. Ohio, next
January. according to an announcement
made to-day by President 7. l.. Lewis
When 1t WAS found that 1t would he I'M
posslbl" 10 get hall in Vt Louis. which
city had been selected. tn. quest ion was
left 10 the Internal lonal executive board.
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Business In His Native Town To- Be sus-
pended During Funeral.

CINCISNATI. Nov. Is Mayor Craig
81 Covingtnn. Nv. TODAY issued "A prncIa-
matIo calling upon the CIt lz.ns TO suspend
business Tomorrow afternoon h-'w
? and o clock on account II the funeral
Of John G.. CarlIsl. and wife and also
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askIn., THAT schools and public oIhc.t- h''
closed a. that tIm"
Nl.u,I,..rs If III. kentOn County Bar
As.,,i.t ION net thl- morning and adopted
"A s.,rI,~. ui r.solu, ions on he death 81
CARLISLE. ia which was th" foil wing eulogy
4, may easily he SAID that Nr. Car
nsl,, wis IN. ahl.-st man kcniun county
eve. pru ,iuce.l and th., Ia, was the peer
uf uur man u hi- ,,irr
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
Manhattan ShirtS-.FaIl Styles

of mems shirts in the country ana are
 altogether Materials fine imported madrases m stripe effects also white grounds with black Plan semistff bosoms pateo the color include blue heiorope drao ana shirts be interested in see ing. Priced a $15o s20H $2l5o and $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
Hawes Guaranteed S3 Hats

hobby shapes colorngs Hats that correct Tor all N and some are beautifully handembroidered the ert- ica man who nsisss his money VIII and shades now ready Tor your choosing. priced at $500
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06
EAST eRAlNrHEE

Mrs. J. c. Simonson was on the sick
list last week but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Blanchard were re-
cent guests at T. A. Blanchard's.
Miss Nina Norman came home Monday
from the sanstorium much improved.
Mrs. Emma French is staying with
Grandma Flagg through the winter and
caring for her.
Dayton Flagg and son, Perry, OF Ran
dolph Center visited his mother, Mrs
Mary Flagg, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Blanchard returned to her
school In Riverside, Mass, Sunday after
spending two weeks at home.
Aiiss Jennie Perham has been spending
part OF her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perham.
Mrs. H. o. Jones of Randolph and
niece, Miss Mary Cook OF Warren, were
guests at J. W. Blanchard's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. q. Mann celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary, JAM /,
by dinner given to their near relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Shea and daughter, Mrs.
Minerva Larose, Of Mooers Forks were
guests at Wilbur Norman's the last OF the
week.
There was gathering OF neighbors at
5. A. Hutohinson's last Friday evening
to watch the old year depart and wei
come the new year.
Felix Stokes OF Riverside, Conn.,, aud
Miss Roxy Battles Of Gorham, N. H., Wis
tied at Fred Flinrs aud J. w. Blanch-
ards one day last week.
Miss Grace Abel was called to Warren
last week by the illness OF her brothers.
wife, who has recovered sufficiently to
allow Miss Abel 10 start on her homeward
way, visiting friends In Rochester and
Bethel en- route.
The community WAS shocked and sad
dened New Years day by the news Of the
death Of Charles Smith ct Randolph Cen
ter. He had been sick but q little more
than week with pneumonia and the day
before the report came that be was com
Portable and hopes we're entertained OF
his recovery. For many years be was a
resident Of this place and his family have
the sympathy Of their friends and old
neighbors here.
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WASHINGTON

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. III. Johannessen Dec. 20.
Mrs. Coy OF Tunbridge visited her
daughter, Mrs. g. A. Bohonon, recently.
Mrs. Ella Spencer has gone to Chelsea,
Mass, to spend the winter with her
cousin, Mrs. Emma Grant.
Mrs. Henry F.. Downing, Mrs. d. P.
Smith and Mrs. Bert Cald we'll are recent
victims Of the prevailing distemper.
A party OF twenty we're entertained at
9. e. SANKEY'S Friday evening watching
the old year out and the new year in.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Goodwin and son,
Merlin, and Miss Ward of Chelsea spent
Saturday and Sunday at L. d. Tillotson's.
Miss Rena 'McAllister is i'll with a
throat trouble and has had to give up her
work at +, O. Huntiugton's for time, at
least. Miss Edith Holden is taking her
place there.
At the Grange meeting Wednesday
evening, Dec. 20, the following officers
were elected - Master, NJ. w. Hyland;
overseer, Herbert Sargent; lecturer, Mrs.
w. Q. Nye; steward. Wesley Davis; as
sistant steward, Alfred Dashner; chap
lain, c. e. Stanley; secretary, Mrs. @. A.
Bohonan; treasurer, Rory Mcdonald;
Charlie Palmer; Ceres, Mrs.
NJ. w. Hyland; Pomona, Mrs. Herbert
Sargent; Flora, Mrs. @, f. Stanley; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. Alfred Dashnsr.
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GRANVILLE

Celia Ball is boarding at 8. H. Kent's.
George Sargent went to MiddIebury
Monday on business.
There will be q show at Ladies' hall
Saturday evening, Jan. 8.
Mrs. I. 7. Sargent and two sons visited
at George Farr's In Hancock recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladue OF Braintree visit
ed at j. Gagnon's Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Frances Pearson was a guest at
the Central House Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. N. Rice and children
are visiting in Roxbury and Randolph for
a week.
Mrs. Lewis Richie, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is now thought to
be out OF danger.
Mr.. English has Joined his family at
William stones and works for r. s.
Chase in his mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Hubbard and
Henry Hubbard attended the New Years
ball at Rochester Friday night.
Miss Ella FreeIand has returned to her
work at H. c. Hubbards after a week
spent with her people through the holt
days.
The Randolph cream team has discon-
tinued coming this side Of the mountain
and the Rochester party gathers the
cream in this vicinity.
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SHARON

The band will give another social Fri
day evening, Jan. IA.
Willie spaulding has returned to his
work in PlaiDneld, N. II.
Miss Blanche Thurston returned to
Boston the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks is in town visit
ing her mother and other relatives.
Miss Fannie Brockway visited her
friend, Mrs. II. Sumner, last week.
Milton, Claude and Lora Reynolds Wis
tied their sister recently in Jericho.
Frank Talbert from Boston came up TO
spend New Years with friends in town.
Lewis squires and daughter, Edna, vis-
tied his mother from Saturday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Porter are in Bur
lington for a few days to attend the
Dairymen's meeting.
Miss Flossita Shepard was Ill the first
OF the week and not able to resume her
school Monday morning.
They have been harvesting ice from the
pond the past week from 10 10 is inches
in thickness and Of good quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. Noyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. II. Noyes attended the Dairy
mems meeting in Burlington this week.
The annual business meeting and cleo.
tion of officers of the Sharon Cong'I soci-
ETY. viii be held at Steele chapel Saturday,
Jan. s, nc 2 p. m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06
BARNARD

Mrs. Charles Hathorn is in very poor
health.
Mrs. June Ellis has gone to East Barn
ard to work.
Miss Nellie Ward is quite sick at
Woodstock.
W. F. Davis teams are at Tunbridge
drawing lumber.
The topic for Christian Science meeting
Jan. will be Sacrament"
Mrs. Harrison Waters visited at Elisha
Flowers the last OF the week.
Carl Ellis gave whist party Thursday
evening to few OF his friends.
The Library club will meet with Mrs.
!. Walworth Thursday, Jan. IL.
A daugh ter was born Saturday evening,
Jan. /, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bridges.
Miss Bessie Waters is able to attend
school again after two weeks illness.
Misc Emile Goss returned Monday to
the Emerson School OF Oratory, Boston.
Miss Margaret Reagan returned to her
school at White River junction Saturday.
Mr.. Ashworth aud family returned to
their home in Kokomo, N. Y, Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Goss came Saturday from
Hanover to visit at her fathers, Adelbert
Gloss.
Miss Ella Adams returned to SPRING
Held Sunday, after two weeks vacation at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo ellison, who have
been working at Shippey's, have finished
and gone away.
Miss Bessie Dubois returned home Fri
day from Heuvelton, n. Y, where she
bad been visiting.
The vital statistics for the year 1909 are
as follows;-Eleven births, sixteen deaths
and one marriage.
Mrs. Marvin from New Jersey returned
to her home Saturday, after a two weeks
stay at Eben Lewis.
Mrs. Owen McCabe and Francis Reagan
returned to their home in Hartland satur-
day, after a few days visit at Michael
Reagans.
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srocksRIpoE

F. A. Putnam was in Randolph Mon
day.
Mr. White is working at Theron Rob
inson's.
Walter Manning hes finished work on
the tale mine.
Beeman Howe OF Roxbury is visiting at
A. E. Bakers.
Charles Manwood OF Lincoln was in
town last week.
Frank Brown of Rutland was ct A. E.
Baker's last week.
James Bird went Saturday to the sana-
forum at Randolph.
Mr.. Aver OF Milton was in town last
week buying potatoes.
Mrs. Emma Brown OF Rutland is
spending some time at Julius Blackmer's.
Willie Manning attended the New
Years ball at Rochester Friday evening.
Charles Wsldruf OF Louisville, N. Y,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nefi last Thurs
day.
They are harvesting ice now near the
White river bridge that is fourteen inches
thick.
Mrs. Clara Hulett and Miss Bertha
Rogers OF Rochester spent Sunday with
Mrs. Carl Neff
Theron Robinson is spending two
weeks in New York state visiting rela-
tiges and friends.
A daughter was born last Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Luce. Mrs.
Nancy Jones OF South Stockbridge is car
ing for Mrs. Luce.
Misses Minnie aud Ruth Leonard and
Miss Ruth Putnam returned to their
school in Randolph Monday after spend
ing their Christmas vacation at home.
Miss Helen Usher returned TO her
school in Massachusetts, Monday after
spending the Christmas vacation at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Usher.
The many friends OF Miss Anna Whit
comb OF Gaysyille will be glad to hear
that she is sble to leave the hospital and
Is spending some time with her sister at
Rosllndaie, Mass.
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wILLIAMsTowN

Miss Marguerite Edison OF Montpelier
visited Miss Winifred Jefiords two days
last week.
Mrs. Harriet Parmenter, mother Of
Mrs. G. T. Guild, died Sunday morning.
Funeral services were held Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. D. s. Corliss OF Barre was in town
last Friday and Saturday to meet her
music pupils, and Miss Mabel Wheatley
returned with her to Barre Saturday even
ing and remained until Sunday evening.
The third number in the course Of en-
tertainments given BY the Village Inn
proveDent society will occur Wednesday
evening, Jan. ~, in the Grange hall
This viii be q concert by the Hedding
Male chorus Of Barre and this entertain
ment vi IN doubtless be one Of the best in
the course and deserves large audience.
The chorus consists OF about fifteen
voices, assisted by Master Newell Parker,
soloist, aud Mr.. Irving Parmenter, clar-
met, Mrs. w. j. oliver, accompanist. and
W. a. Goodfellow, director.
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EAST BARNARD

Mrs. L. d. Leavitt still remains very
low.
Charles Dow was in Woodstock re-
Gently.
Norman Wood Of Pomfret recently Wis
tied friends here.
Marion Allen is quite i'll and attended
by DR.. Hickey OF Barnard.
Misses Nina Cox and Hazel Leao re-
turned Monday to attend the winter term
OF school at South RoyaIton.
Harold Adams returned home last week
wednesday from Rutland where he had
been to visit his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen of New
Hampshire and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen
Of Lebanon, n. H., visited at Herman
Aliens the frst OF the week.
G. II. Allen is the banner dairymsn Of
this place. He is milking only six cows
and his last months check, after sup
porting family Of five aud paying for
drawing to the car, was Ss4.4s which he
received from H. P. Hood & Son. How
about creameries
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WEST FAIRLEE

Thomas Brooks was in Bradford Fri
day.
The I. NJ. P. club met with Mrs. A. 4.
Blake last Friday.
Slime Pierce had the misfortune to lose
a horse recently.
Charles Virgins was in White River
Junction last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rule we're at theft
sisters in STAFFORD Sunday.
Alice Lory entertained a friend from
her school at Bradford over Sunday.
Mrs. John Downs has gone to Rutland
to spend several weeks with her daughter
Edvertt McClary of Thetford Center
visited his grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
John McClary, recently.
Many from here attended the drains
and dance at Post Mills last THURSDAY
and Friday evenings.
William Church Of FairIee was the
guest OF his father, George l. Church
Sunday.
Mildred ChamberIin has returned TO
her work at Corinth after a short vaca-
tion.
Jean Brown and family sof Lebanon
have rented the Harlow house on Main
street and will move in soon.
Our community was saddened BY tns
news Of the death Of Mrs. Patrick Haley
saturday morning. The funeral services
and interment were at White River June
ION Monday. She leaves Q huspaha'
tour sons and two daughters and many
friends to mourn her loss.
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ROBINSON

Miss Anna Atwood has returned from
Forestdale.
Miss Carolyn simonds was in Brandon
two days last week.
George Perkins is working at Hancock
for Pierce q Robinson.
Mrs. Romaine Fuller has gone 70 Mary
Fletcher hospital 81 Burlington.
Miss rhursa Cahee Of Rochester was
guest st Wesley Hensou's last week.
Guy Farr hurt bic foot last Saturday 81
accidentally sticking = oanthook into il.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennison Fsssstt are Iiv-
ing al "Biugo, keeping boarders for
Jerome Fuller
Miss Mary Dufiany has returned h her
york In Rochester after spending 3 few
days at home.
Leon Wytnan had the misfortune 10 cut
bis hand quite badly list saturday while
working IN L. J. Rohinson's mill.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06
RETHEL LYMPus

Mrs Cylena Hall is working Tor Ben
Bundy
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dean Of Ran
dolph visited ct John Morse's sunday.
Frank Bottles has finished work Tor
Henry Baker al stock bridge and returned
home here.
Ed. Ballard Of Springfield, Mass. visit
ed bis sister, Mrs. G. r. Noble, and other
relatives here last week.
About forty IS invitation enjoyed an
oyster supper ct Fred Bowers Friday
evening 20 watch the old year out and the
neE year in. Music vas enjoyed on the
graphophone. Games we're played. A
bouuiiful supper was served and . hne
time enjoyed BY all.