Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-04
Fred Preston is building a silo.

Fred Preston is building silo.
Mrs. j. A. Ross Is still improving.
Roy Hatch left Wednesday for camp at
Sunapee lake.
There were three limitations in Bishop
lodge last week.
Mrs. Mabel H. Avery arrived from Athol.
Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Day were in town
Tuesday OF last week.
Miss Bertha Slack has closed her school
in the Clough district.
Chas. F. Preston is busy hauling lum-
Der for his new house.
George Chandler is putting galvanized
steel roofing onto his house.
Fred and Frank Tuttle were in town
from Tunbridge, Thursday.
Mrs. F. F. Chaffee is in town from Hart
ford, visiting at her fathers.
Harvey Hazelton arrived from White
River junction, Saturday night.
Mrs. George Bingham returned to her
home in South Royalton last week.
E. v. Parker and daughter made trip
to Post Mills, Tuesday OF last week.
Rev. P. G. Lord preached in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Jackman OF Vershire, Sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Chandler and daughter have
returned from their visit in New Hamp-
shire.
Spencer Patterson and daughter, Lulu,
were in town Tuesday OF last week from
Pompa.
F. G. Avery took a carriage drive home
from Athol, Mass, at the close OF his
school.
Miss Eva Paine has been spending few
days in Tunbridge with her uncle, Hazen
Chandler.
Will G. Hazelton arrived from Dean
academy, Franklin, Mass, Wednesday OF
last week.
R. H. Seems, photographer from Sharon,
has taken fine picture OF A. b. Carpen-
| ter's home.
Mrs. J.D. futile went to Union Village.
Friday, and is nursing in the home OF
Myron Pierce.
Miss Emma F. Cobb OF Stanstead, Cana
da, has been the guest of her uncle. n. b,
Cobb, recently.
Laura A. Hatch closed her school in
Barnet, Friday, and spent Sunday with
friends in st. Johnsbury.
Nathan B. Cobb attended commence
! menu HI ENOTlHnCld ioot WSShy nhN NoS VIZ
eldest of the alumni present.
Senator Morrill, and son went to Bur-
lipgton last week TO attend the commence
ment exercises at the U. V. M.
The Old City school closed July Is. Mum.
Der OF pupils, IL. Glenwood E. Titus hae
no absent nor tardy marks during tnt
term. Blanche Titus, Emma Harding anc
Homer Kendall were each absent one day
EDITH A. PRESTON, Teacher
NIB. Cobb returned Friday from the N
U. commencement, held the two days pre-
vious at Northfield. He reports the exer
cises to have been exceedingly interesting
The orations Of the graduating class a.
we'll as the class orations showed remark
able talent and scholarship. The citizen
OF Mortified bore cheerful testimony t
J the uniformly good conduct OF the cadets
The university was never more efhcien
nor its prospects brighter than at the pres
ent time. An ample endowment is needed
Our village school closed Friday. Their
were twenty visitors to listen to the ex
cellent literary entertainment in the after
noon. Miss Godfrey spoke especially o
. the good department OF her pupils durin
the term and their studious attention I
their books. Two OF her scholars wer
away for two weeks, who had no other alb
sent marks, and two Others were oblige
! to attend school in another district bu
, had clear records while here. Shirle
Gardner and Warren Hyde were tn
B Youngest, having neither tardy nor absen
e marks during the term.