Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24

ID. G. Woodward, "a SO. Main st., Ran
dolph. 3w
Mrs. George Howe is quite III.
Miss Harriet Lymon was in Randolph
Friday.
Miss Hattie Rogers is working at n. w.
Sewall's.
Geo. Harrington from Sharon was in
town Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Severance from Burlington was
in town Friday and Saturday.
Miss Blanche Sewall was home from
the Normal school over Sunday.
Alva Savage from Bethel has rented
tenement in A. b. Kinney's house.
Miss Emma Bruce was a guest at Lyman
cottage Tuesday night of last week.
Miss Matte Culver from St.Albans is
visiting her father, Seymour Culver.
Henry Pierce was recently called to
Norwich to attend the funeral of his sis
ter.
Mrs. Levi Wild went to Hartland
Thursday of last week, returning Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Bates who has been in Boston
for the past few weeks, is at home on
visit.
school commenced in the Lyman dis
trict Monday. Miss Erva Howard is
teacher.
Mrs. Warren Waldo has so far recovered
| from her recent illness as to be able TO
walk around some.
Miss Fannie Eastman has been re-
elected superintendent of schools, by the
board Of directors.
Seymour Culver is suffering from
severe attack of rheumatism which con-
fines him to the bed.
Rev. Joel F. Whitney is expected to
begin his pastoral duties at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday.
n. w. sewall is making some needed
repairs on his milldam and will soon be
ready to commence saving again.
Miss Emma Eastman came Saturday
from Bradford to spend several weeks
with her sister, Miss Fannie Eastman >
J. Read Pember from Woodstock was
guest at ID. G. Denison's the first OF the
week. Mrs Pember, who has been here
two weeks, accompanied him home.
Harold c. Sears, banker and broker
from Boston, spent Sunday IN town.
When boy he spent several months IN
Royalton with Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Kenney.
While Willis Jones was drawing
load Of earth up the hin to Pleasant Hill
cemetery Friday, both tugs broke and
the cart went over the wall taking the
iron fence with it..
b. Kinney from Randolph was in
town Friday and Monday looking after
his house here, the Misunderstanding
between him and Mrs. Gorham IN re-
gard to the place having been settled.
Miss Eliza Roberts Of NorthfeId visited
her aunt, Mrs. Warren Waldo, last week.
She returned to her home Thursday ac-
companied by Miss Lena Pierce, she re-
turning Saturday TO her home IN hoyalton.
AT the annual meeting Of the Woman's
club with Mrs Laird. the following Off
GERS were elected - President, Miss ). q.
Doubleday; vice president, Mrs. +. ,.
Beknap; recording secretary, Miss Alice
ID. Grant; treasurer, Miss c. l.. Stickney;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. W..
LYMAN; director, Miss G.. W. Denlsoni
delegate TO the annual meeting OF the
Vermont Federation, Mrs. q. A. Lard.
Since the meeting came on April ",
patriotic quotation program OF great
excellence was prepared by the secretary,
Miss Grant. On an easel were photo
graphs OF the monument to the Concord
| Minute Men and of Cobb's statue OF Paul
Revere and his steed. A paper, "A study
/ in Bird Loving written by Miss Lucy
Dunbar Denison for the State Federation
meeting at Morrisville was read and great
| ly enioved by all. The outgoing president,
| Mrs. e. w. Joiner, was presented by the
! club with silver spoon and bouquet OF
carnations, after which refreshments
were served in the dining room. On the
dining table an article OF special interest
was silver porringer made by Paul he
we're and owned by Miss G. l.. Stiekney.