Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-25
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Chas. A. Wight made brief Visit 70
Chelsea Thursday.
n FCampbeIl and Mrs Ellen Goh spent
last week with friends in Barnard ana VI
ciDity. q
expected to preach at the Congl churcn
next Sunday.
few days with his grandparents, .. A.
Dean and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Camp of South Ran
dolph were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u
Ordway recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T.Southgate OF Roy
alton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b.
Diamond Sunday.
There will be a union meeting OF the Z.
+. societies at the Baptist church Ibis
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Winchester OF Keene, n. y :,
is expected to spend the week with Mr'
and Mrs. $. A. Dean.
George w. Comstock OF Post Mills b. s
been ID visitor at n. r. HayWard's ana I.
Z. Farm hams few days.
Frank A. Hayden OF Montpelier and
John II. Plummer OF Brattle0oro We're
among the guests at Raymonds last week.
Prof. Will A. Woodwork OF Denver,
Col, who hiss Deen visiting his parents III
this town, started on bis return TO Denver
Friday.
Andrew j. Wills started for Boston Sat
urday and will spend few days in that
city and vicinity. He will visit Fitch
burg friends before returning.
Frank L. Cushman's four-in- hand took
a Jolly party to Chelsea last THURSDAY
evt ming. The party attended the dramatic
entertainment given there that evening.
The overseer OF Norwich called upon
this town TO take care OF Mrs. Frank Dan
forth hs. esk. Mr.. Bitknell went to
Norw ca FIdiy aud bro ught her with
him wnen he returned SATURDAY.
Hon. Mason S. Ste ne OF Montpelier, state
superintendent OF education, will speak at
the Cong'l church Thursday evening. He
was 10 nave spoken at the same place
Monday evening but was prevented by
death.
Town meeting is the next case on the
docket and national elections are not in
II just li.tle lit. The citizen who does
not want an office is the one who has
'speace Of mind" ana no perturbation OF
spirits these days.
Schoo. in Dist. No. IL closed Friday Ed
ma Sleeper, Grace Farnham and Abbie
Whitney had no MARKS during the year,
Ernest Sleeper and Willie Farnham were
one half day. EVE NJ. FARNHAM, Teacher.
A fine school exhibition was given in
the high school room last Friday evening
by the pupils of tnt village schools. The
room was filled with their friends aud Wis
iting schools. All did remarkably well
but the smaller pupils won the greater
applause; their clear enunciation and ex
cellent rendering OF the ir recitstions won
for them the applause given. The farce
presented by the older pupils was given in
A way that would have won credit for old
er amateurs.
The private school of II pupils on Whit
ney Hill closed Friday with a pleasant
surprise, given by Mr.. Gould in the form
81 sleigh ride in the afternoon. In the
evening the scholars were invited to Mr.
Lester Whitney's, where they all spent a
gery pleasant evening. The attendance
vas 81 per cent. Lena Gould, Elsie kaer-
cher and Bertha Swan had no marks dur
ng the term. OrreD, Vernie and Nettie
" hitney had no absent marks.
MARY TRACY, Teacher.
Tine article in the warning relative to the /
payment by the town OF the sum OF money
by the Whitney Hill people for
be school maintained by them this win
er has excited various comments and the 4
writer OF the warrant asks that tae voters 1
,e told through tue HERALD that the /
" hitney HUI people protested against the /
Insertion OF the article saying they did not I
six for any repayment. The article was
Inserted by the S lectmen because OF Pc
ition presented To them by taxpayers re-
iding outside the Whitney Hill district.