Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-29

DIR. L. NJ. Greene and wife were here a
day recently.
Mrs. A.E. Epeneter and child Of Orange,
Mass, are with II. M. kinsman and fsmi-
ly.
Maud McWain attended the Woman's
Temperance meeting at Proctorsville last
week.
Wesley Hanson has gone to woodsville,
N. H.
H. w. Whitaker was in Woodstock last
week.
Ernest Bonney and sister OF Cedarville,
Cal, have been with G.. E. Richardson and
family for a week.
Beedle's Orchestra will play at the town
hall, Bethel, Friday evening. Hear the
Imperial Brass Band.
Addie Martin is at home for few days.
F. a. Kegor is in Montpelier this week.
a. 4. Davis of Wells River is with Z. w.
McWain and family this week.
Ella Swiney and Bertha Ball are in w r.
Junction this week.
Ward ID. Hodgkins and wife spent Sun
day in Roxbury and Ncrthfield.
Milton Robbins and wife of Seattle,
Washington. are visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Cahee, and other relatives ana
friends here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs.John NJ. Martin of Keosau-
qua, Iowa, are visiting hr. and Mrs. G. l..
Cahee.
The postoffice, hardware, drug and dry
goods stores will be closed July 4th, from
a. m. until p. m.
F. L. Stone and family are here with his
brother and sister. Amos and Emma Stone.
Chss. Gage has returned to Wells River.
Mabel Green OF Warren Is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Lowell Fisher Of Hubbarcton is with
Wesley Swan and family this week.
R. 5. Morgan and wife came here last
DR.. Geo. p Morris Of West Randolph
is stepping in town this week.
Richard Frye and wife, lately married
in Manchester, NH. are with her parents,
Henry z. WashburH and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens and daugh-
ter OF Winchendon, Mass, have rented
rooms in the Swan house for few months.
The daughter is TO attend Mrs. Mobiles
school.
o. S. Lewis is in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Olive Smith is stopping with Mrs.
Ira P. Buck
The committee of arrangements for the
4th OF July has purchased a six dollar pig, J
which they will grease and turn loose,
and the person who catches him is to have !
the pig. This chase is to come in with the
races from II to II O'Clock.
Leslie Pierce is at home from Barre dur
ing vacation.
Alfred Phelps was in Lincoln few days
Mrs. Edward Smith, who has been suf- |
fering with consumption for a long time, |
saE f,,,, a ii.
say, Rev. Geo. 5. Guernsey officiating.
Mrs. VIII Walker of Orange, Mass, is
here for few weeks.
Luther Shepard has located in Royalton,
Ind moved there last week.
Minnie Walker, who has been in Orange,
Mass, the past year, is with her parents
or the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Nj. Hubbard spent a
week in Middlebury recently.
s. B. Morse was called to Manchester,
Y. H., by the severe sickness OF IL. Jones,
his brother in law.
w. A.Blodgett and wife and her daugh-
er, Pearl Hazen, spent week with his
PARENTS recently.
p. B. Axtell OF Jacksonville, Florida, are
topping with their daughter, Mrs. w. II.
hubbard and family.
Fred Brigham of West Randolph was at
Dr.. Huntington's few days last week.
Amy Fisk has returned from Richmond.
q. NJ. Ford was in Bethel, Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Taggart returned from st.
ohnsbury last week.
Vanness Abbott arrived in town last
friday and is the guest OF Will Cass and
amily, and Walter Scott and family.
Jessie Morgan returned from her West
IN trip last Saturday.
Mrs. F.A. Kezer and Alice were in Proc
orsville last week.
James Goodno and wife spent Sunday
n Rutland.
Mrs. Emma Foster of Plattsburgh,N. Y.,
) with her sister, Mrs. Geo. H. Shepard,
or few days.
A. W. Whitcomb OF Randolph, Mass, is
nth Harvey Cove and family.
J. S. Tower and wife, with c. 4. Root
nd wife, spent two days at Lake Dun ,
lore last week.
Claude Campbell was graduated at the
GODDARD seminary, Barre, last week and
J at home for the present.
Mrs. Alfred Phelps is visiting friends
a Plattsburgh, n. Y.
sylvester Taylor is visiting his sister and
-iends here for few weeks.
MIS-. T.. d. true OF newport is visiting
p. and A. q. Stockwell and their fami-
es.
IL. {. Martin went to Burlington, Tues
ay to consult DR.. Woodward, eye special
It, about the eye which met with seri-
US accident some weeks since. Chas. $.
lartin, his brother, accompanied him.
The second teachers meeting, for the
resent term OF the town schools, was
eld at the graded schoolhouse Saturday
fternoon, the 18th under the direction OF
upt. Messer, with the following prograp:
l. How to Teach Fractions, Miss
lanche Martin.
2. Object Lessons in Teaching, Miss
Iinnie Blodgett.
3. A Reading Class of the Teachers,
)nducted by Miss Emma Hussey.
4. Some OF the Ways to Teach Spelling,
Iiss Lillian Demo.
5. Teaching Grammar, Miss Lena Wy
an.
6. How to Teach Mental Arithmetic,
iss Lucia NanDyke.
3. The Importance of Writing in Our ,
ommon Schools, Miss Lillian Hubbard. !
s. Lesson Reviews. How Often Should
hey BE Held, and How Best Conducted? /,