Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03
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Jerry Fiheld is moving to Bethel.

j Jerry Fifeld is moving to Bethel.
Andrew Burnham is in very poor
health.
4 In the year 1909, there we're 81 deaths,
81 births and marriages in town.
Rev. VIM. schoHeId attended the funer-
al of Capt L. NJ. Hutchinson Of Montpel-
Ter, Jan. 10.
Henry j. Martin, who lives on the
AFRO Nichols farm, is getting out lumber
for a silo next season.
The high school will give their drama,
1.-THE Cool Collegians," this week satur-
day evening in the Grange hall
Mrs. Rice is assisting in the home OF
Albert r. Martin, while Mrs. Martin is
disabled on account OF her recent fall.
Alta recent meeting Of the school board
il was decided to extend the number of
weeks for the winter term from ten to
twelve.
Ice Of excellent quality and thickness
is being cut on Cutters pond by Marshall I
q. lamson and several large loads have I
been hauled TO the village by different /
parties.
A. Bernasconi. an Italian carver at the /
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recently went back to Italy, send word Of /
his marriage and will return little later
with his bride.
b. r. Bruce is still quite i'll, suffering \
from a knife wound in bis knee and rheu-
malism in one limb. His daughter,
Rachael, recently came home from her
work in Springfield, Mass.
The regular meeting of the V. !. society
was held last Friday evenings the soeie-
ty will have a social in the reading rooms
ia the Beckett block this week Thursday
evening. Everyone is most cordially in
vited to attend. short literary and mu-
steal program will be given and light re-
freshments served. All come and help
the society and enjoy a pleasant social
hour.
Officers Of Willsmstown grange for
1910 we're recently installed and are as
follows - Master, Geo. T. Colby; over
seer, Herman f. Smith; lecturer, Mrs.
Fred Poor; steward, Don Staples; assist
ant steward, Theron @. Williams; lady
steward, Mrs. Theron Williams;
treasurer, Charles A. Briggs; secretary,
Mrs. Martha Erskine; gstekeeper, c. f.
Adams; Ceres, Mrs. Carl W. Seaver;
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Mrs. George II. Goodrich.
The Weeks Concert Co. gave a most ex-
cellent entertainment here last Monday
evening under the auspices OF the V. /.
society, the best entertainment of the
kind our people have had the opportunity
TO attend here for several years. The
next entertainment in the course
will be by a Mr., Houston and wife, 4
March 16. Mr.. Houston is a remarkable 4
Impersonator and imitator, as we'll as ma
2 ician of first quality. He is said to have
no rival in the limitations CT musical in
struments such as the cornet, cello and
sven OF band. His wife is a reader OF
ability and a most charming
lady Keep in mind the Houston enter
.ainment.
About twenty members from the choirs
Of the NJ. T.. and Cong'l societies met at
w. B. Jones' Monday evening for re-
hearsal for sacred concert to be given
Feb. 20. It had previously been suggest
I'd that the singers organize for the pur-
pose Of creating more interest and better
work and it was decided to do so at this
time. VIM. B. Jones was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. w. f. Randall, secretaryi
Miss Fern Recor, treasureri Mrs. Alberta
Fellows, organist, and w. Z. Randall, di-
rector. 1t was voted to give the organic
ltion the name OF the Williamstown
Union chorus. All singers in town are :
most cordially invited to join the chorus
md it is earnestly desired that the num-
Der OF members may be swelled to 40 or
more il possible.