Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-03
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viii be at old Graham studio next Mon
day. Booth, the Randolph photographer.
George Briggs has finished work for o..
! C. Sawyer.
Chandler Laid of Barre is visiting his
son, George.
6. A. Cheney had green peas from his
garden June 18th.
Mrs. Laura Thacher of Pomfret is visit
ing at o. L. Billings.
Mrs. Z. K. Baxter came to town last
week to spend the summer.
Noble Huntley and wife spent Sunday
with their son in Norwich.
j. c. Woodward Of Tunbridge spent last
week at the Elmwood farm.
Miss Bessie Short is home from God
dard for the summer vacation.
Beatrice Cham berlin of Windsor is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. +. w. Badger.
J. Z. Shepard of New London, y. H.,
was in town the first OF the week.
Charles Barrett is spending a two weeks
vacation at the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Burke are enter
tanning friends from Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Lyman OF Hartford is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Amelia Burke.
Arthur Cilley is elerking in Badger q
Moves store during Mr.. Barrett's absence.
II. T. Sargent and wife spent Sunday
with their son, Rev. ;. II. Sargent, and
wife.
Grant Jennings and wife Of shoreham
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Lydia Jen-
nings.
Mrs. Kate Roberts is with her daughter
in the east part Of the town for a few
weeks.
Quite a number attended the Good
Templars Union held al North Tunbridge
Saturday.
Florence Burke Of East Barnard spent
Friday with her grandmother, Mrs. Hat
tie Stewart.
q. B. Drown and G.. L. Short were in
Woodstock last week as delegates TO the
county convention.
Miss Abbie Whlteomb has closed her
millinery rooms and returned 10 her home
in Gaysville saturday.
Fred Hayden, who has been attending
school near Boston for the past year, i at
home for the summer
Mrs. NJ. c. Robinson and son Of South
STAFFORD visited her sister, Mrs. o. 4.
Billings, last Thursday.
l.. D. Mcintosh Of South Royalton was
in town last week and put In a DeLaval
separator for Noble Huntley.
NJ. c. Moves. wife and Mary went 10
Portland Saturday and from there to the
" hIte Mountains for two weeks.
Mrs. f. n. King Of Tunhridge who had
been sewing for Mrs. o. J. Billings the
past two weeks, returned 70 her home last
Wednesday.
Mrs G. B. Walbridge is entertaining I
Mrs, Edna Chadwick Of Randolph, Miss I
Alice l.. Kingsley Of Walpole. n. f., and 4
her little niece, Miss Caroline Burt, also /
Of Walpole.
Children's day was observed at the |
long.l church last Sunday. The church |
vas tastefuny decorated in white and |
green and the exercises By the children |
we're given IN pleasing manner.
At the county convention held at Wood /
stock last week, Charles Downer received /
he nomination for senator by large ma
ority. Mr.. Downer IS a young man OF /
high ability and we are justly proud that /
our little town can send out such men a.
be.
The school ia District No. 5, taught by
Jennie NJ. Miller, closed Friday. The pu
)ils having no marks through the term
we're John Gibson, Lucy Preston, Ruby
Allen,and BERTHE Allen had only one tardy
mark. Whole number OF pupils, S; aver
Ige attendance, 1853.
School in No. o, taught by Mabel +.
Brooks, closed Friday, June q. Number
If pupils, q; average attendance, S $40.
Those perfect in attendance were Alice
,ook, Thirza Dexter and Anna Mcdonald.
There were but two tardy marks. Anna
Mcdonald missed no words in spelling.
The village school closed Friday. In the
Grammar grades those having a perfect
attendance were Mary Moves, Addie
Joyce, Blanche Thurston. Carrie Buck,
Webster rhurston, Alonzo Doyle, Henry
Willie Heath Mary Noyes
vas . in her studies. Those that aver
ged IS were Gertrude Kimball. Florence
'hortt, Blanche Thurston, Olive Ames,
Addie Joyce, Carrie Buck, Willie Heath.