Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-30

L.. K. Martin returned Thursday 10 Ty-
SON Furnace after spending several days
here.-Mr. j. p. Sawin, wife and daughter
Of Gardner. Mass, were last week the
guests OF +. A. kezer and wlfe.-Mlss Adj
die Martin, after a vacation OF two weeks
returned "Wednesday TO her work in Rut-
land.-Mrs. w. fl. Campbell and children
returned home Wednesday from their trip
to North Adams.-J.S. Mosher after spend
ing few days here returned to Ludlow
Wednesday, where he will canvass IN that
portion of the state.-Rev. j. p. Marvin is
spending his vacation at Kittery Point,
Maine.-Rev. Edwin Chaffee OF Galesburg
is stopping with his brother and family
for a few weeks.-Miss Lila Martin OF
Bethel is with her grandparents, T. B. Mar
tin and wife few days.. w. Sault ana
wife returned to St. Adams, Friday, his
son, Albert, remains with q. f.. Mosher
and family a few weeks.-David II. circuit
and family of Melrose, Mass, are spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. Z. X.
Fisk.-J. T. Cheney OF ST. Louis has oeen
with his mother, Mrs. Alpha Morse lew
days.-Mrs. F. L. Stone went TO Chester
last week.-James B. sweeney lost good
two years old steer by lightning last week
Moses DEMO sold his pacing mare TO l..
b. Bird for S150.-Rev. Carlton Hazen OF
Richmond, preached Sunday at the Cong
church as a candidate. He will preach al
so next Sabbath.-M. e. Noyes Of sharon
is here this week. Henry l.. Perkins fell
from a load OF hay last week, breaking his
arm.-Miss Della Hodgkins returned sat
urday to her work in Springfield, Mass
Mrs Florence Estabrook started Tuesday
for her home in Halifax, England. Mrs.
ii. NJ. Wing and Mrs. w. ID. Huntington
spent Wednesday in West Randolph. -H.
Henry OF Boston is spending his ten weeks
with his mother.-Mrs. Z. l.. Sargent re-
turned Wednesday from Orange where she
has been the last few months.-Will Nor
ris returns TO New York city after vaca-
ton of a month.-Amos Guernsey and his
wife spent two days with Rev. George ,.
Guernsey and wife.-Ered Martin and vile
are in Gaysville with her mother, Mrs. l..
this Week.-Mrs. Alice Kezer is with her
aunt, Mrs. Fish, in West Randolph, this
week.-Mrs.. p. c. Tinkham and daughter
started on Tuesday for Norwalk, Ohio, 70
spend few weeks with her mother, who
is ill,-The Rochester cornet band are TO
give a concert Saturday eve at the q. A. X.
hall. Ice cream and cake will be served
George E. Mosher started for Chicago on
Monday, to spend short time with his
sister, Mrs. Diana Chaffee.-Charlie Gage
OF Wells River, Nt.,spent the Sabbath with
his wife, who is spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. Lattimer and wife.-C. l..
Crawford is in Boston for short business
trip.-Mrs. Jane Emerson is spending this
week With friends IN Betnei.-lne w. y.
T. L., meets Friday afternoon at the NJ. +.
church parlors.-F. A. Hubbard, who has
been stopping with his wife at her parents
Rev. W. n. Wight and wife for few days
left here for home in Brattleboro, Tuesday
morning on bicycle, expecting TO reach
that place a distance OF nearly one humid
red (l00) miles in the evening OF same day.
School in district closed week ago
Friday with literary exercises followed by
a picnic. The following have been per-
feet in attendance during the term OF II
weeks, George A. Campbell, Closson A.
Cook, Julia Kinsman, Amos Phelps, Edith
Tower. Essie Cook, Florence Kinsman,
Arthur Kinsman, George Newton and
Ona Newton had only one mark apiece a.
gainst their names and each OF those are
either a tardy or dismissal mark. The
best map of Vermont was made by Frank
Kezer, second best by Willie Clifford, third
by Grace Martin. Best kept writing
books LIST, Eula Whitney, End, Bertha
Ball, 3rd, Florence Kinsman, 4th, Chessie
Pierce. In spelling Ona Newton bad the
most head marks in the 3rd class, Lena
Phelps, Mabel Smith, Ellen Clifford and
Julia Kinsman had the same number in
the 2nd class and Grace Martin the most
in the LIST class. Whole number OF pupils
attending school 80, average number IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Bixby received several nice
presents from the scholars the last day.