Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13

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Miss Gertrude Edison is home after (
/ two weeks visit in Woodstock, Queche'
and South Royalton.
At the home OF Mrs. II. A. Leonard
| Monday evening. the Chautauquans held
their last meeting before the summer va
cation, with large attendance Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson o.
Barre spent Sunday with his parents, Ly.
4 man Hutchinson and wife Mrs. w. N
Roberts came from Manchester the same
! day and is spending the week with hei
parents.
Mrs. Jack" Callahan, who had beer
spending two weeks here. returned TO st
Johnsbury Monday. Her father, Patrick
I Wynn. and brother, John Wynn, Of Man
dan. No. Oak, have gone TO Miller's Falls
Mass, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Dubois are TAX
ing trip this week from Burlington Ia
Albany and thence through the Berkshires
TO Northampton, Mass, to attend the
commencement of Smith College, from
which Miss Anne Dubois graduates next
week.
Cadet Robert Morgan Lyon of the West
Point Military academy, in company with
his grandmother, Mrs. Morgan, is ex-
pected Saturday to spend few days with
are on their way to their home in Huron,
South Dakota.
John Byrd failed in his entrance exarni-
nations to West Point, being rejected be-
cause of slight irregularity of the heart
The test is a very severe one in all respects,
and only a small proportion of the eandi-
dates passed. John will pursue his course
at Norwich University.
DR.. Huntington OF Rochester was called
here Saturday to attend Mrs. Fred Hunt
ington, who rs very ill. Miss Abbott, a
trained nurse of the Mary Hitchcock
hospital, Hanover, n. H., who has been
caring for her, returned to Hanover
Wednesday. Mrs. A. r. White of Mont
pelier, sister of Mrs. Huntington, isinow
with her.
Hon. and Mrs. Samuel G. French of
New York are at "Parish House, at the
Center this week. Mr.. French, who is a
prominent Republican, was secretary of
the executive committee of the Republican
club of New York city in 1897; member
of the New York legislature in 1896, and
secretary OF the Republican committee OF
the county of New York and an independ-
ent committee in 1898.
County Examiners Prichard and Dressed
will conduct a summer school for teachers
OF Orange and Windsor counties at White
River Junction July 22-Aug.2. There will
be class work conducted by competent in
struetors, also lectures by Miss Arnold,
Mr.. Edison, Mr.. Houck and others. The
school will be made pleasant and easy.
Teachers who will attend should write
either of the examiners.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs observed
their Memorial day Sunday by listening
to an admirable sermon at the NJ +.
church by Rev. r. @. Rainey from the
text, "And to goodness, brotherly kind
ness; and to brotherly kindness, charity
The church was nicely decorated with
flowers sEd the letters, Il. o. O. F.
Afterward, the orders marched to the
cemetery, where the graves OF twelve de-
parted brothers and sisters were decorated.
L. p. Booth was called to the home Of l..
+. Drake OF this village Saturday to take
the photograph OF five generations OF the
Brown family, as follows Mrs. H. N
Brown, aged SO; Mrs. Zeba Lamb, 60; Mrs.
9. Bagley, a.; Mrs. Walter Archer. 26;
Miss Alace Archer, nine months. Mrs
Brown lives with her granddaughter, Mrs.
L. z. Drake, Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Bagley
reside in Granville, Mrs. Archer and
daughter in Braintree II will be noted
that each generation was represented by
female.
Rev. W. II. Chidley's COW created little
excitement Sunday afternoon in a novel