Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-10
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Miss Grace Goodale is attending school
in Chelsea.
James Pressey has gone to Lowell, Mass.
tor short time.
George w. Davis is now driving on the
Jigger Central route.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. nj. T. King returned from
New York city last week.
John M. Kibbee OF So. RoyaitoD was a
welcome visitor in town last week.
/ Election OF officers at the g. A. r. and
/ w. X. c. halls occurs Saturday evening.
Mrs. Abbie M. Brown has returned to
/ Exeter, n. H., after short visit TO Mrs
4 Ruth Wells.
Rev. j. P. DeMerritt exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Henry Cummings of STAFFORD
last Sunday.
Miss Fife c. Luce, only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Luce, was married to Chas.
E. Hardy Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leisure returned
to their home in Fitchburg, Mass, last
week; after a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. p. Leisure.
Smoky oil appears to be an abomina-
ton and the Standard Oil company has q
rival in the field that has sent some Al
oil to this burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster OF Bethel
and Clarence Burke of So. Royalton made a
flying visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Nj. Web.
ster the first OF the week.
Orrin Cushman returned to his home in
Haverhill, Mass, Monday, after visit OF
few weeks with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Amos Cushman.
Miss Alice Allen of Pomfret and |. d..
Campbell we're married at the Baptist par
sonage by Rev. Mr.. Trafton last Satur-
Tho and q nlaaE SpTpnAde
Saturday evening.
Monday evening OF last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Will ClogstOn we're pleasantly le-
minded OF the 10th anniversary of their
marriage by about so relatives and friends.
They were the recipients OF many useful
presents.
School in No. closed Friday, Nov. 81
The teacher was Hattie A. Dantorth. Ray
NOyes, Bertha and Robert Danf0Tth. Edith,
Mabel and Roy Grant had no marks dur
ing The term. Glenn Noyes had one ab-
sent mark on account Of sickness. Aurln
Porter had one absent and one tardy
mark
The pupils in the Whitney Hill district
have been notified that they will be sent
TO the North village school during the
winter term. The parents think this move
is Intended as a punishment for their
having asked for what they thought was
school somewhere on the hill
A member of the school board asks
your correspondent to say that the teacher
the board engaged to teach the school 10
the Whitney Hill neighborhood held
certificate granted by the school exami-
ner and was a competent teacher. The
parents OF the pupils in the district have
engaged Miss Tracy OF Randolph to teach
private school in a room rented OF VIII
Gould.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting OF the Cong'l church
held last Saturday: President, Dea. Jas
per Lyman; treasurer, Mrs. Susan T. Hay
ward; clerk, Fred V. fuller; auditor, Eli
hu fuller; superintendent of Sunday
school, Leslie c. Smith; business com
rittee, Charles w. Goss, Leslie G. Smith
aud Anne X. Howe; associate committee,
Mrs. Arthur c. Adams and Miss Alice
Monkey; entertainment committee, Mrs.
Susan T.. Hayward, Miss Anne II. Howe,
Mrs. Clara w. Rolfe and Leslie c. Smith.
Elihu fuller ives elected deacon, vice Eli
EUR f. Howe, deceased.
The Equitable Agency, Burlington, VT,
paid policy holders during Nov, 1896, the
sum OF s26, 777.S6, by w. II. 5. Whitcomb,