Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-16
NEWS I'm TOWNS ABOUT
HunDrIdge.

TuBDrdge.
CARD OF THANKS: l wish to thank til
friends and neighbors who so kindly as
sisted us during my sickness.
ALBA WOODS, North Tunbridge.
Mrs. Olivia Little is reported to be yer.
sick.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A
Ross Feb. 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace <. Goodwin anC
Bertha Whittier have the grip.
Mrs. Rose l.. Adams has been quite sicE
with the grip, but is now convalescent.
John Wheeler OF West Hartford was
recent visitor at Mrs. I. j. Waterman's.
whitney post and Whitney w. r. C..
held their regular meeting Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. T. II. Allen spent a few days il
Bethel last week, returning here Saturday
evening.
School Director Walter K. Howe is re-
ported to be seriously i'll, threatened with
pneumonia. sv 1te die i.Lo Biz dIo 3Id
Charles Ward OF Boston and Fred M.
MaDley OF Sharon were guests at G. II.
Aliens Thursday.
Miss Della Grant, who has been at
home short time, returned to Randolph
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Emily A. Durrell has pneumonia
and is very sick. Mrs. Susan Stanton, her
sister, OF Chelsea is with her.
Miss Ella A. Brown Of Haverhill, Mass,
who has taught in No. 10 the past year.
returned to Haverhlll last Friday.
Ernest c. Goodale OF Cambridgeport,
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
II. Goodale, his parents, last Thursday.
The annual meeting OF the village i'm
provement society will be held at Mrs.
Gracia E. Sargent's Thursday evening,
Feb. %.
Mrs. E. L. Fish OF South Royalton is re-
ported to be seriously ill. She resided
here many years and has large number
OF friends who are hoping for her re-
covery. . i EaS 7Ts61t E-A ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Hayward have
gone to Montpelier for an indefinite time.
They left here Wednesday OF last week.
They will probably have their home in
Middlesex for some mouths. d txtrT aLa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burke of Royal
ton were called here Saturday by the sick
ness OF MIR. and Mrs. Moses M. Webster
who are quite sick with the grip. Mrs.
Floyd Snow and Geo. Snow of Sharon are
at Mr.. Webster's.
MIS-. Frank Stewart, who has been
visiting in the northern part Of the state
and In Canada, was called home last FRI
day by the serious illness of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Goodwin. Her
brother, Henry, is also sick.
Petitions we're circulated last week ask
ing for the release OF Truman FELTON, from
The house OF correction, it being alleged
that his imprisonment is wrong. Ex-G !
Sc. Pingree has interested himself in the
matter OF securing Felton's release.
A ont ~, 40 he, A
town was held in the town hall last Fri. I
day. Separate branches OF school work /
we're assigned to the different schools each /
81 which acquitted itself with honor in /
The examinations. The convention
closed with an oldtime spelling school 1
which was spelled down by Miss Hattie
3. Hayward OF No. is.
School in No. 10 closed Friday, Feb. 10.
With Ella q. Chadwick as teacher. Dan
Rowell, blanche Rowell and Nora Rowell
lad no marks during the term. Blanche
md Nora Rowell had no marks during
he school year. Don Rowell missed one
lay during the year, Walter Barnes miss
d one day this term, Archie Goodal
missed one and one-half days and Kate |
nd Mary ordway two days.
School in No. 10 taught by Emma B.
lowell closed Feb. 10. There were nine
cholars. Hattie M. Moses, seven years OF :
zee and living one and one. quarter miles
rom school, has attended the full school
ear without any marks. Glenn M.
lowell has had no marks for the year.
ina Moses has had but one mark in two
ears and that one on account OF sickness. 4
Troy p. Moses and Vern F. Freeman !
'ere absent two days during the term and ;
essie nj. Freeman was absent three days. D
The list OF grip victims has been ex- b
ended very rapidly the past week. Misses a
ertha and Elgie Sleeper, Ernest Sleeper, {
ames l.. Farnh ham, Walter X. Howe, A1r rs. z
mily A. Durrell, Mrs. c. F. Ballou, Mrs.
ulia Abbott, Miss Mary Tracy, Miss
attic X. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p,
6hitney and children, Mr. and Mrs. Will %
amp, J. M. Whitney, Clark NJ. Smith, =,
Irs. 5. b. Sargent, Miss Maud WelCh. ;,
lrs. X. A, Pierce, Mrs. Evana, Earl Evans, \
Ir. and Mrs. 5. A. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. =
liner Durkee and Geo. Turner are report ~
sufferers from the grip Miss Hattie r. y
arling, teacher in No. IA, was recently r.
tackled by the grip and had to leave the Il
'hool which was taken by School Direc- ~
II Howe. He was attacked by the same A
sease and was succeeded by Mrs. Evie =,
owe. Miss Mary Tracy, teacher OF the =
llage school was attacked by the grip
st week Monday and compelled to give
? her school, which was taken by Miss a,
lice Monkey. ~