Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-26
EAST eRAINTREE.

E. l. Clahin went to Burlington last
Tuesday.
Hugh Thresher of Mortified visited at
A. b. Ferry's last Thursday.
Nellie Fullam and Miss Lucy are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Coffin gave a very interesting re-
port of the Springfield convention last
sunday evening.
Rev. g. W. Patterson and family OF Ran
/ dolph Center visited at Rev. j. w. Collins
last Friday afternoon.
/ Herman Jones and family OF Braintree
and Mrs. Geo. Robinson and family from
Barre visited at j. w. Blanchard's Sunday.
Amasa Fuller and wife Of Warren were
/ in town Monday TO attend the funeral OF
/ Mrs. Jane Blanchard and also visited at j.
I w. Blanchard
The G. T.. conservation meeting will be
held in West Brookfield church next sun
day evening. Topic, "National Prospect
ty;" leader, Mae Chadwick.
Pearl Rand has finished work for Edwin
Martin and has gone to the city farm in
Montpelier 10 work. His wife Is packing
their goods, preparing to leave.
Electric cars are expected here next, as
there have been two automobiles here
within a week, causing quite a bit OF ex
element among the horses as well as the
people.
The committee appointed to solicit ice
cream and cake for the 18th OF July are at
work this week and another committee
meeting will be held at Dea. b. A. Flint's
Tuesday evening, July LIST.
Mrs. Cutler and Mrs. Aldrieh OF North
field and Mrs. Emerson Of Bristol, sisters
of Mrs. Julia Mcintyre, spent last Thurs
day with her; also niece, Mrs. Jones OF
Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Emerson re-
manned until Tuesday then, in company
with Mrs. Mcintyre, went to Mortified
for family reunion.
School in the Clough district, taught by
Jennie Cleveland, closed Friday, June 20.
Those having no marks were Arthur
Campbell, Ruth Farnswoyth, Lois Hutch
inson and Lena Norman. Storrs Clough
and Cora Bowman were absent only one
half day. Roy Fletcher had only one tar
dy mark and no absent marks.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Blanchard. an
old-time resident, was held In Snowsville |
church az 2:80 p. m, Monday. The re-
mains were brought from Randolph Cen
ter, and Rev. l.. y. Moody, pastor OF the
M. y. church, Randolph Center, otiiciated /
The bearers and singers were from this |
way. Many relatives and friends were
in attendance and many beautiful flowers /
were arranged BY loving hands. which 4
spoke OF love and esteem. The burial was |
IN the East Bralntree cemetery.
school in Dist No s, taught By Ethel |
T. Cleveland, closed Tuesday, June n. /
Number OF pupils enrolled. q. Those /
having no marks in the register were /
Hugh and Wayne Clahin, Elsie Dibbel, /
Ruth and Roy Smith. Those having no /
tardy marks we're Hugh and Wayne Claiiin,
Clement and Elsie Dibbell. Helen Farms
worth, Mabel, Ruth and Roy Smith, Carl /
and Clara Stowe, Elmer Walker, Florence
Boyce and Jessie Blanchard. Della Ken
ney was absent only on account OF sick
ness,
At the semi-annual election Of officers
in the G. +. society last Thursday evening
the following were elected .-President.
Mrs. May Sumner; vice president. Miss
Mabel Smith; secretary, Mrs. Jennie
smith; treasurer. Mrs. Blanche Fisher;
secretary, Mrs. Della Pea
vey; committee lookout, Dwight Fisher,
Elsie Clough, Mrs. j. w. Coffin; prayer
meeting, Wallace Peavey, Rev j. ". COT
i'm, Grace Clatiin; social, Mrs. Carrie Flint,
Luna Peavey, Roy Thayer, Mrs. Albina
Wakefield, Lillia Chadwick; flowers, Ma
bel smith, Gwennie Coffin, Luella Powers,
Mae Chadwick.