Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-15

Ernest Hulett is here for month.
Geo Cahee and wife were in Brai ntree
Sunday.
John X. Tower and wife returned home
Monday.
George BurdItt and wife spent Sunday
in town.
e. H. Edgerton has been in Brandon
this week.
Miss Alice Kezer was in Randolph the
past week.
Miss Clara SouIe OF Barnard is withsMrs.
T.. Il. Pierce.
Mrs. Hannah Pierce returned from Bos.
ton Tuesday.
Miss June Fassett of Randolph is visit
ing in town.
Fred Martin, wife and son, Fay, were in
town Monday.
Misses Lucia and Susie VanDyke are at
home for few weeks.
w. T.. Graham and family are visiting
in Addison this week.
Edith Clark returned from Mechanics
vile, \. y, Saturday.
Joseph Sargent and family Of Bethel
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer is in South Royalton
to attend the w. c. T. u. convention.
S. b. Morse has returned from Man
chester, N. H., after ten days absence.
Enoch d. Emerson and Mrs. Frank
Bltchelder were here for a day last week
Mrs. Mary Perkins has been with her
SOD, L IL. Edgerton, and family for few
days
Ernest Chase of Newton, Mass, is with
his uncle and aunt, Ezekiel and Eunice
Emerson,
Mrs. Emeline Fuller and daughter, Eve
lyn, Of Woodstock are with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Z. Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nixon and son, Leon,
OF WilIiamstown visited Wesley Swan ana
wife last week.
Adams, Mass, are the guests Of W. IL.
Campbell and wife.
Mrs. james Eldredge OF Randolph was
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Edgerton sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Adolphus Epeneter and son of Or
ange, Mass, are with IL. NJ. Kinsman and
wife for a few weeks
Mrs Geo. e. Austin and daughter Kate,
OF Northiield have been with Mrs. d. o.
Goodno the past week.
A very pleasant reception wasenjoyed at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Harry S.Chaffee
Monday evening, July 8.
Mrs. Loretta Richardson left here last
Thur day for Fair Haven. From there
she goes to her home in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Lydia Tilden and daughters, Mary
and Winniford, OF Ames, Ia, and for the
past year in Wellesley, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Ellen Pierce ana other relatives for a
few weeks.
Charles II. Green and family wish to
thank the friends ana neighbors who so
kindly aH aurinu ,iaut "A I'm
rial OF the wife and mother and for the
many contributions OF flowers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. w. Shepard wish to
see their relatives, friends and neighbors
at their home July 10, afternoon and even
ing, to celebrate the Doth anniversary Of
their marriage. There will be good music.
Coffee, cake and ice cream viii. be served.
School on Maple Hill closed Friday July
2. The pupils having no marks are as
follows: Mabel, Florence and George
Burditt, Ralph Martin, Mabel Carey and
Addie Wilson. Jessie Wilson was absent
only one day. HELEN B.MARsH, Teacher.
Rev. John l.. ReedeE, pastor OF the NJ. E.
church will take as the subject for next
Sunday morning, "Peter and john"
character study sermon, like the one of
last Sunday on "Martha and Mary" In
the evening he will deliver the second one
OF a series of sermons to young people.
Subject, "Hhe Early Life of St. Paul.
Those pupils attending the River school
who had the highest marks in deport-
ment during the summer term are Addie
Jones, Annie Hubbard, Lila Jones, Claude
Chamberlain, Merton English, Richard
Hubbard and Harold Wolcott. Those hav-
ing no absent marks are Claude Chamber
lain and Annie Hubbard.
MAY INEZ SAVAGE, Teacher.
School on West hill closed Friday.Nu
Der of pupils, 81. Those having no marks
during the term were Bertha Corrier, Grace
and Bertha Derby, Carl, Tommy and Mary
Duffany, Winnie and WaIdner Jones,
George Floss, Vesta and Grace Lyon Mabel
Chester and Eunice Smith. Josie Jones
was absent one day and Bessie Derby two
days. Average attendance, 26 14-100
l.. M. KIDDER, Teacher.
To Cure Constipation Forever.