Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-24
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| his vacation trip.
Mrs. s. Z. Slack has gone to Hanover
n. H., for few weeks.
H.K. George fell from load OF grail
Monday and broke several bones.
Mrs. E. c. Sleeper and Edna Sleepe
visited their Chelsea friends last week.
Arthur Smith, who has been in Dublin
| n. H., for few weeks, is now at home.
Prof. K. j. Bugbee spent part OF las
week in Hartford, returning here Friday
evening.
A. B. Wilson OF Weathersfield assisted
the choir at the Cong1 church at thu
morning service.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. c. Ordway went to Mid
dlesex last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Frank II. Hayward.
Mrs. l.. F. Whitney returned from Mid
dleboro, Mass, Thursday, after pleasant
visit OF few weeks.
Mrs. Abbie Monkey Emery and Miss
Ina G. Emery of Washington, ID. C., are
guests at L. ID. Monkeys.
A midnight mail was feature OF Mon.
days story. Harry Bryant had iull
coach load OF passengers.
Mrs. Chas. Fagg OF Denver and Mrs. Ed
Towner of Boston came Saturday 10 Z. b.
Sanborn's for short visit.
Mrs. Imogene 0. Goodale, who recently
went to Albany to visit Darwin l.. Stiles,
her brother, returned Thursday.
The sojourners at Winthrop Beach,
Mass, are said to be seeing sea serpents
often. They are total abstainers.
Miss Mabel Farnham OF Lowell, Mass,
is a guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. p. Farnham.
She arrived here late Monday night,
ing for Boston TO meet Ernest c. Goodale,
his brot her, with whom be will spend a
few days.
Mrs. Huldah Tucker, Howard Tucker,
Mrs. Hannah Carleton and Mrs. l.. A.
Augir went to ST. Johnsbury saturday for
a short visit.
Frank L. Cushman and wife and +. p.
Cushman visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ban
lister at their home IN Brookield the first
Of last week.
Mrs. Addie johnson ana Miss Marion
Johnson Of Chelsea, Mass, who have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. George, re-
turned to Chelsea Saturday.
Mrs. Matte b. Mcintosh and Walter
Mcintosh OF Exeter,N. h., who have spent
several weeks here as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Tucker, returned to Exeter Sat
lrday.
Mrs. s. f. Hayward returned from her
New Hampshire trip Saturday. Fred +.
Hayward OF Concord, n. H., accompanied
her on her return and spent the first OF the
week here.
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Jackson and Mrs.
" ilson OF Fl. Worth. Tex, who have been
,uests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Jones, re-
urned to FIT. Worth last week. They left
lere Thursday.
About a dozen boys and girls go from
his town to South Royslton to attend |
chool this fall. The South Royalton /
-rsded school district will get the money |
aid for tuition.
Mrs. Cornelis Coy Buzzell and Mrs. A. |
Atherton OF Worcester, Mass, were re-
ent visitors at II. K. Hayward's. They /
re spending few weeks with Mrs. IL. v. |
nipple at South Royalton.
The Worlds fair executive committee |
net here Saturday to make some OF the /
Inal arrangements for the next exhibi- /
ion OF the Worlds fair society. This /
will be held here Oct. 3, and 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and two |
hildren of Fit. Worth, Tex, Ed Richard I
on OF st. Adams, Mrs. Frank ZOtman OF I
Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Will HAYNES |
we're recent visitors at win Clogston's.
Miss Amy Kibbee OF Montpelier, who |
PASSED the early part OF last week here as
he guest OF Miss Hattie B. Hayward, left /
lere for South Royalton Thursday to |
pend few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed /
!. Smith.
The Tunbridge and South Royalton |
baseball players had a hot time upon the |
air ground Saturday afternoon. The |
core stood to in favor OF Tunbridge /
The return game will be played at South 1
ioyalton next Saturday.
L. o. Peabody OF Concord, n. H., who |
las spent a few weeks here cutting a gran /
te monument for Chas. A. Wight, re-
urned to Concord Saturday. He returns |
ere soon TO cut other monuments. The /
nonument cut for Mr.. Wight is a fine /
Iiece OF work.
There appears to be very nearly a water |
anime in this town. Cattle nave been /
'laced in barns because OF lack of water |
nd the burned out condition OF the pas
ures. A curious part OF the situation is
he failure OF the water supply upon the |
rest rather than the east side OF the hill. l
n this village the large springs in which |
here is an abundance of water Usually, |
re nearly dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius c. Goodwin of
are guests of MIR. aud Mrs. /
!. S. Tracy. Mr.. Goodwin was a member
I Company ID, 18th VT, and is member
Whitney post. He was the donor OF
be large photographic picture Of the ia
lous Cooper institute that hangs In the
!. A. X. ball. This is one OF the very few
ictures of that famous building where so
lany Union soldiers were fed by patriot
and generous Philsdelphians.
The following teachers have bee1 en-
aged for the public schools for the term
next Monday in all except
los. s, s and H. No. 1. Alice Monkey: No.
Laura f. Page; No. 5. Hattie A. Dan-
,rth; No. s, Emma W heeler; No. 10 Mary
racy; No. IL, Jane NJ. Howe; No. u An
lie Foes; No. 13 Alice Brown; No H. not
applied; No Is, Eva Pember; NJ 10,
label II. Preston; No. Il, Eunice ID.