Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28

Miss Ella Swinyer returned from Roch,
ester Saturday to assist Miss Bell for the
summer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Perkins and
daughter OF Barnard spent Saturday al
Arthur G. PutDam's.
Miss lsabeth Lamson went to Williams
town, Mass, Saturday to attend Williams
college commencement. Clarence Hodges
OF this place is member Of the graduating
class.
H. NJ. Dufur of Waterbury, father OF
MRS. Il. T.. Evans, is on a two weeks car
iriage trip through the state with his
bride, formerly Miss Bertha Newton OF
West Topsham.
Mrs. J. B. Smith and daughter, Cleora,
returned to Gaysville Saturday after a
! several days stay with friends here and at
the Center. Mr.. Smith is proprietor OF
the Gaysville House.
VIII Holman, who lately finished a
course at the Evans Business college in
burlington, and has secured position in
the freight department of the Central sta
ton at Barre, was down over Sunday.
Mrs. F. S. Carter, who lives with her
sister, Mrs. Ira NJ. Jones, is spending
some time in Derby, Conn. Mrs. Jones
returned from Rovslton Saturday where
she bad been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
| George A. Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. A. Thomas left Tues
day to visit friends in St. Adams and
Georgia for a few days. Saturday. in
company with Prof. and Mrs. Whitehill
OF Montpelier, they sail from Montreal for
athree months European tour.
Mrs. Edgar Williams and son, Ray, ar
rived from Hartford, Conn, Thursday for |
months stay here with Mrs Ellen /
Young and with Barre relatives. Mrs. |
a.
from Barre Saturday to visit at Mrs. |
Young's.
Quite a number from Arcadia lodge Of /
Good Templars went to Brooktield Satur- /
day 70 attend the seventeenth session Of |
Victory Good Templars' union which was
held with Silver Star lodge. Rev W. H.
Chidley delivered the address at the even
ing session,
Deputy United States Marshal Luke
Parish was in St. Johnsbury last week
and served l2l su5pmnas upon the stock
holders In the detunct Northwestern
Guaranty Loan company Of Minneapolis
to appear in Burlington July ?. There
were 50 more subpHnas to serve. a
DR.. V. NJ. Hardy went to Amherst,
Mass, Monday to visit bis brother, Prof.
A. L. Hardy, superintendent OF the city
schools there, aid to attend the reunion
OF mis- college class Tomorrow he returns
to Putney to attend the ordination OF Rev.
W. /. Sparhawk, at which he is to deliver .
the sermon.
At the grange meeting Saturday even.
ing p candidates were received into full
and refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served in their hon
or A pretty harvest march was given,
under the direction OF DR.. W. NJ. Kelly. I
The program for the next meeting will t
consist OF music and three-act drama, !
Among the Breakers II
Mrs. Arthur E. White OF MONTPELIER re- !
turned home Monday sitter spending sew
sral days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Hunt !
ngton. Mr.. White was here over Sunday l
On his way home from PHILADELPHIA where
he went as delegate to the Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Miss Lulu Swan accom- 2
panied her aunt upon her return to the |
capital.
Miss Mary Tilson has completed :
another years engagement as teacher in a q
school for deRfmutes in Trenton, N. j. i
Miss Fannie Bass Tilson, who attends the
mute school at Northampton, Mass, sc- {
her here Saturday. After a !
short stay at E. l.. Bass they will go to x
Middlesex where Mrs. Della Tilson has n
been spending several months with her Z
laughter, Mrs. Charles Leonard.
Miss Mary L. Tewksbury went to Bur- el
ington Saturday to attend college COM Il
c. W. Hayward and daugh- b.
.ers, Mrs. Ernest Burridge and Miss Hat d.
lie Hayward, and Fred Hayward attend
he graduation exercises of the medical Ii
college, Harry having successfully passed
he examinations. He took two years 2
work at Tufts college and one in Burling- G
on and is being congratulated on success
ully completing the course In that time.