Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-21
Walter Goss OF Chelsea Is in town.

! Walter Goss OF Chelsea is in town.
Arthur Lewis OF Boston was In towr
| Friday.
q. C. Hood of Brookaeld was in town
1 Thursday.
Fred Whitney of Barre visited his home
last Saturday.
Henry c. Johnson OF Woodstock was in
town last week.
Miss Gertrude Leisure is at home from
Lebanon, N. II.
visiting friends.
Mrs. Clara Whipple was in Barre last
week visiting friends.
George Mooney goes away tomorrow
on two weeks vacation.
j. ii. Kent and family go to New York
city this week to visit friends.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
Cong'l church Monday evening.
Miss Susan Lamb returned home from
Hartford, Connecticut, last week.
Cnas. Woodland was in Woodstock serv-
ing as special iuryman last week.
Wesson Allen is recovering from his
illness caused by blood poisoning.
j. W. Waldo purchased the Edison
Ordway farm in Tunbridge last week.
Miss Sarah Darby returns to her home
In Hyde Park, Mass, the first OF next
week.
Harvey Jones OF Woodstock spent the
past week with his niece, Mrs. j. b..
Smith.
J.F. Shepard and wife attended the
State grange meeting at st. Johnshury
last week.
Mrs. S. c. Drew returned home last
week from visit to her daug hter at Will
ton, N. IL.
Later news reports that Mrs. Horace
Whitney is very low. She has hospital
nurse with her.
Miss Stella Slack went to Berlin, N. H.,
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF her sis.
ter's husband, Geo. Lewis.
Mrs. Emily Foster Harvey OF Manches-
ter, N. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Edward Foster, and family.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers went to Woodstock
Monday to remain during the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Merrill.
Miss Nj oily Bingham, who is attending
training school for nurses at Hanover, Is
at home for three weeks vacation.
News was received from Clinton Merrill
by his father last Friday that he had ar
rived at his destination in California.
Lester Day Of Hartford is sick with the
grip at his fathers. He came up Saturday
to bring his sister and was taken i'll. His
wife is now with him.
News was received by telegram Monday
OF the death OF George Lewis of Berlin,
n. H. son in. law OF Alden Slack OF this
village. Mir. Lewis death was caused by
pneumonia. Mr.. Slack went to Berlin
Monday.
Rev. o. NJ. Wells OF Burlington. Episco
pal Clergyman, administered the christen.
ing service TO the infant son OF Arthur q.
Whitman at bis home last Sunday, Kew.
W. T.. Mann and twenty other invited
guests were present. lunch was served
after the ceremony.
News was received here last week OF the
death OF John Braley OF st. Johnsbury
from heart disease, Dec. 8th. Dir. Braley
was for several years a citizen o. this
town. He leaves a wife, son and daugh.
ter. The daughter, Carrie, has been in
quite feeble health for the past two years. |
dis son, Charles is employed in the
bank at st. Johnsbury. He married the
daughter OF Senator Ross.
Leroy Davis, one of the senior class, |
was taken i'll the day OF the exhibition.
When the time arrived for the exercises |
be decided he would give his part OF the
but before proceeding far with |
his essay he tainted and was taken to DR.. |
Fish's house near by. His classmates re |
greet his imprudence but express words |
OF praise for the manly effort to assist in |
/ he success OF the exhibition and sympa'
thy for his illness. He is one OF the /
Youngest OF the graduating class. His ILL., /
ness is not serious and he will soon re- |
sumo his studies. He is a bright student /
and this will not affect his progress in his
studiss.
The exhibition OF the senior class OF
the High school maintained the high
standard won by the former classes. The
following selections were given; Decla-
1.-THE Bell OF st. Johns" Leroy
Davis; essay, "Should Education be Com
puIsory ?" Mabel Mather essay, The
Humble Origin OF Noted Authors" Maria
billings: defamation, "Beishazzar's
Feast Nathan Dodge; essay, The Liter
ary Efforts OF Childhood" Lucy Moorei
"Ursus and the Bull, Sien-
kiewier," Leroy Luce recitation, Fourth
n July at Ripton," Clifton Flanders. All
we're well presented and held the close at
IGNITION of the audience. Music was fur
pished by Miss Edith Skinner, orgsnist;
Mrs. p. S. Belknsp, Miss Slack, Mr.. L.
skinner. Mr. Geo. Mooney, Mr.. Chas.
Folsom and Mr.. p. s. Belknap. Music
was under the direction OF MRS. T. >.
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