Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-06
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Cora Chatfield of Claremont, n. II.
is visiting in town.
Miss Emma Pratt is spending short
time in Montpelier.
Martin Washburn and wife left here
last week for Alaska.
| Miss Eunice Flint is visiting her
cousin, Miss Lucy Wall.
Miss Grace Brush of Hardwick is
visiting at DR.. Curtis.
VIM. Rogers of Royalton was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard is caring for
a sick niece at Concord, N. II.
Miss Laura Parmlee of Lockport,
N. Y. is visiting friends in town.
Ont of the 422 voters in this village
not over 80 attended town meeting.
r. I. Dubois and L. P. Thayer re-
turned from the South Tuesday.
The Christian society held a very
pleasant social at w. f. Lamson's last
week.
The L. S. Screen CO., are running
ii hours a day and are way behind on
orders.
State Treas Dubois mailed 255 let
tiers from his office Tuesday and re-
ceived twenty.
Congratulations are in order for
Byron Goodwin and wife over the ar
rival OF a daughter.
Mrs. Belle Flint goes this week to
Swanton, where she will make il her
home for the present.
Miss Mary Tilson, who has been
teaching at Bridgewater, is spending
her vacation at home.
The Graded School flag was hung
to the breeze last week and is one that
the school may well be proud Of.
Mrs. A. l.. Goodrich of Fair Haven
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter w.
Carpenter on Highland Avenue.
The Christian society choir met at
w. +. Lamson's last Friday evening
and were treated to sugar on snow.
Rev. Harriet Freeman of Maple
wood, Mass. is to supply the pulpit at
the Christian church next Sunday.
Frank W. Sault of the Clipper force
at Burlington made a short visit in town
last week and gave us a pleasant call.
Regular meeting Of the order Of the
Eastern Star Thursday evening, March
9th at Z. All officers are requested to
be present.
Mrs. Bartlett, daughter of c. NJ.
Howard, who has been spending some
months here, has gone to Hartford,
Conn. to reside.
Miss Nina Badger left here for her
home in Sacramento, Cal. last Fri
day. She leaves many warm friends
who regret her departure.
Mrs. O. NJ. Jones of Warren, who
win be pleasantly remembered as Miss
Rose Perkins, former member of our
school, has been visiting in town.
G. Ii. 4 Q. +. Hudson Of Burling-
on have placed the sale Of their sheet
music and musical literature in this
own and vicinity with Mrs. Lemuel
Horace Mann has returned from his
western trip with a good word for the
West and its people. We are glad to
see him filling his old place again in
+. A. Thomas store.
Z. c. Bigelow, a well remembered
ormer citizen of this place has been
quite fortunate in real estate specula-
ions at Detroit, Mich, where he has
,een for several years a general agent
Or the Wizard Plow Co., Batavia, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barnes have
invited the Congl society to social at
heir home Friday evening if the trav-
ling proves good, and should it not,
he same invitation is transferred to
Yrs. Mary SaXton's. A cordial in
itation is extended from both places
md a pleasant evening is in store for
hose attending.
The exhibition by the seniors at
lie High school on Tuesday evening
vas decided success. The exercises :
III went to prove what hard labor and
,arnest endeaVor can accomplish and
UTILIZED the highest expectations
# all. The following is the program
Music, quartette; essay, Sympathy,
Sou Sanford; Grafton, Webster and
Bunker Hill Grafton, Pearl Clifford
ssay, Shakespeare, Hattie Brewster
ssay, American Inventions, Nav
thompson Grafton, John Bright
Robert Browning, Galen Fish. ESSAY
Heroes and Heroines, Inez Abbott
ssay, The End Crowns the Work.
Blanche Sparhawk +; music, quartette
ration, Vermont in the Revolution.
'ay Wells essay, All Beginnings are
difficult. Mamie G. onollv essay Where