Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-24
Ray Harlow has returned to Windsor.

ADA L. WILLARD.
Ray Harlow has returned to Windsor.
Henry Osgood was home over Sunday
VIM. stoughton returned to Lebanon
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. W. Sharp is better and able to
ride out.
J. W. Waldo has recently painted his
creamery.
VIM. Martin was home from Underhin
over Sunday.
c. P. Abbott has commenced work on
his new house.
Mrs. Ruby Cloud Somerville has re-
turned to Bethel.
Mrs. Kate Wills is better but still com
fined to the house.
Ed Davis OF White River Junction was
in town last week.
Frank Bryant OF Brookfield spent Sun
day in this village.
Mrs. James Buck is improving rapidly
and is able to speak.
M. s. Adams spent last week in Gran
vile surveying land.
John Mudgett has been In Boston and
vicinity the past week.
Chas. Woodland visited in Boston and
Hadley Falls last week.
West Freeman is reported much better
and is gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Ann White is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cow, at Barre.
Little Macy Sharp has been quite i'll for
a few days with the grip.
Mrs. IL. M. Goddard is visiting her par.
ents in Ludlow this week.
ID. g. Stoughton has taken the contract
to build G. p. Abbott's new house.
Miss Sue Lamb is somewhat bette2 so
that she is able TO be on the street.
The winter term OF the Graded school
commences next Monday, the 18th.
Ernest White OF Brookline visited his
sister, Mrs. T.. W. Sharp, last week.
Mrs. Martha Sibley and son are visiting
her daughter, May Griswoid at Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. Q. Drew as boarders for a few
weeks.
Charles Burbank OF Providence, RI, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Bur oank.
The teachers, Misses Godfrey. Hatch
and Latham are spending the vacation at
their homes.
Mr.. Dingo Is moving bis family here
from New York this week to their new
home on Dairy hill.
The Village Improvement society Is
several new street lamps and put
ting in new sidewalks.
W. p. Bowman, who has been very sick !
the past three weeks, Is still confined to
the bed and very week.
Mark j. Sargent Camp. Sons OF veter-
ans, was inspected by Assistant Inspector
Fred fuller Saturday evening.
Mrs. ada stoughton willard returned
to New York Tuesday and her sister, Mrs.
Miller, to her home In Lowell, Mass
Mrs. G. J. Libbey arrived here Thurs
day to join her husband who Is at work
with ). q. Ashley in the barber shop.
Thesstudents OF the High school gave a
very successful and pleasing entertain
ment at the close OF the school last week. 4
Mrs. Fred Hudson OF Worcester, Mass,
Buck, last week. Her sister, Alice, was
here the week before.
Henry Conant, sou OF Edmund Conant,
who left here on the Boston excursion ard
was expected to return soon, has conclud-
ed to remain away for time. He has not
written since he arrived there but has
been heard from Indirectly.
Henry Dutton gives the following re.
port OF his butter account from the cream
cry for October, '9S: Number of pounds OF
milk, 2,l92; pounds of butter fat, 113; per |
cent OF fat, 8 IS; average test OF milk,
1 SO; price per Id. butter, zoe.
Wallace Gallup OF Caldwell, recent |
soldier In the I'd Nebraska Regt., is visit
ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. w. |
Gallup, in this village. He has just re-
seived his discharge from service at 0ma- !
IA and intends to pass the winter here.
The following named pupils Of the pri-
mary school were not absent during the |
'aii term: Philip Belknap, Charlie Brooks, |
Clifton Brown, Queno Cowen, Florence !
md Theron Culver, Albina DeCoste, Mill |
1red and Osborne Graves, Ina Hertle and |
Florence TsrDell.
The following students of the grammar /
school were present every session OF the |
.erm Just closed: Maud Abbott, Harry |
Aldrich, Jennie Cowen, Carl Day, Erie |
Faneuf, Joseph Foster, Guy Merrill, Mar |
zaret Smith. Ethel Spaulding, Ray South |
gate, Borodell Woodland and Pearl Waldo.
The intermediate school closed Friday |
Tor vacation OF one week. There were |
eleven scholars present at every session OF
he school. Tney were Laura Cowen,
Ralph Hutchins, Nina Merrill, Harvey |
Peake, Willie Peterson, Irving Roberts, !
Flossie Shepard, Adobe and Horace Spauld-
ing. Rix Tenney and Ray Whitcomb.