Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-22
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ID. Q. Stearns was in Chelsea Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. b. Chapman has not been usual
ly well the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Preston and guests spent
Tuesday in East Bethel.
Mr.. Hoefier, student in the Institute
week.
N. M. Gay from Boston arrived Tues
day morning and is at the Cascadnac
House.
G, W. Joy has discontinued keeping
fresh meats at his market till cooler
weather.
DR.. James Newton from Boston was re.
Gently the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. S. B..
Chapman.
George B. Wilson, who is walking from
chicago on wager, passed through here
last week.
N. W. Sewall has been appointed ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of the late Helen
| T.. Bennett.
Mrs, Della Carpenter from st. Louis
and Mrs. Preston from Tunbridge are
guests of Mrs. Ellen Preston.
Mrs. Welch and daughters from Pas.
sale, N. j., " no have been at the Cascad-
nae House, have gone to the White Noun
/ tains.
| A. B. Hebard, G. A. Laird's popular
clerk last year, is travelling for the Cross,
Abbott Co., wholesale grocers, OF White
River Junction.
Frank G. Reynolds entertained an audi
ence in his usual pleasing manner Tues
day evening OF last week. He was as
sisted by George ID. Spaulding OF Boston.
Drs. Il. j. Fish and w. l.. PAIGE re-
moved part of Mrs. A. w. Kinney's pal
ate Saturday, hoping thereby to relieve
the irritation which has caused trouble
some cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder from Springfield, |
Mass, and Mrs. Guy Wilson from Bethel /
called on friends in town Friday. Mr. |
Kidder is superintendent OF the Overman I
Bicycle works OF Springfield.
c. w. Bennett and wife OF Palmer, /
Mass, and w. F. Bennett and wife OF /
Springfield, Mass, were called here lately /
to attend the funeral of their sister,
Helen Il. Bennett, who died very sud-
denly OF apoplexy July 9TH at the home OF
James ID. Wheeler in Bethel.
1t is expected that Mrs. d. c. Stearns
will be principal OF the High school the
coming year, Miss Maud Hebard from
Randolph, graduate Of the Randolph
Normal school in both courses, teacher OF
the intermediate department, and Miss
Beatrice Kendall teacher OF the primary
department for the second year. II
Pupils in the junior classes OF the Sun
day school not absent during the second
quarter are Harry Mason, Ray Southgate,
Althea and Annie Dutton. Those detained I
by sickness only were Grace Adams and
Zoie Abbott. The above had honorable ,
mention for good class work. Primary ,,
pupils not absent were Hattie and Lottie /,
Pecor, May and Maud Joy, Ethel Adams,
Della Preston, Emma Sargent, Florence
and Theron Culver, Frank and George
Spaulding and Mabel Wilson. Byron Z
Dow, Lura Thurston, Florence, Willie and !
Marion Mayo have been absent once. a
Florence and Theron Culver and Lottie a
Pecor have been present every Sunday for
year.
The doings and sayings OF the "country J.
,reenhorn" in the city furnish a topic of I
ndless amusement, and no end OF fun is e
njoyed at his expense But is his ignor- /
nee of city ways any more pronounced or
udicrous than the ignorance OF the coun "
ry shown by many city "boarders?" A b
'oarder in Bethlehem, n. H.. refused to n
ct her children drink milk because she Il
ound that it had been strained, thus tax N
ng all richness from it, as she thought;
While recent boarders in Royalton in
uired il there were any sugar orchards in "
his vicinity. When one was shown them ly
hey said they would like to visit ii and st
ee the process of sugar making. On being II
Did that no maple sugar is made in Yer q
lont in July they expressed great disap- M
ointment because an opportunity to see ii
bis interesting process had been one of
be leading inducements for them to
ome to Vermont for their summer vaca-
on. it