Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-15
WI. Luckett was in Barre Saturday.

VIII. Luckett was in Barre Saturday.
Miss Lucy Hale is visiting friends in
Barre.
Rev. W. NJ. Newton returned home Sat
urday.
Chas. Folsom is having a piazza built
on his house.
Don Cowdery of Saratoga is here for
few weeks stay.
DIR. S. n. Goss Of Chelsea was a guest of
DIR. Fish Monday.
Charlie Pierce is home for a week from
Burlington college.
John Dutton was at home from Windsor
few days last week.
CLAYTON Sawyer of Woodstock visited
his home over Sunday.
| Miss Helen Burbank returned to her
school at Barre Saturday.
Rev. John Wild, Jr., preached at the
| Congl church last Sunday.
Rev. w. f. Mann is visiting friends at
/ Westford, Conn.,, this week
Chas. Adams has finished work at the
Cascadnac House, Royalton.
Mrs. Pigeon returned to her home IN
Providence, r. l., last week
Bert Faneuf OF White River junction
visited friends here Saturday.
Miss Luella Powers of East Braintree IS
/ guest OF Mrs. Frank Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Bamforth Of Water
bury are visiting friends in town
Miss Jessie Billings Of Sharon was
guest Of Mrs. julia Sargent Tuesday
Miss STA Ward returned to her
school at Fitchburg, Mass, last week
II. G. Jones walked up to the postoiiice
| Monday. the first time since early last ial.
Mrs. Henry Walker and Mrs. Lydia
Jenkins OF Sharon were in town Nedhes-
John Dana OF Portland, Me-, was in
town last week, guest OF Mrs. Wlllail
Dr. Euclid Fish came up from Boston
SATURDAY to visit his wife and daughter
over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Soper OF Randolph visited MI.
and Mrs W. V. soper and other iriehus
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Josiah smith is in very feeble
health She is about the house very little
and only to prepare her meals
Regular communication of Rising sur
| Iodge next week Tuesday evening at f;5O
sharp. for work ON the NJ. Nj. degree.
4 q. Whitman is to have charge OF Mrs
Katberine Smiths place this summer ano
of the Singing and repairs on the puma
ings. n,-,.. ,,,-+ sat
urday evening. All members are re9 la ~,
ed 10 be present to make arrangements 10
Memorial day.
Miss blanche Sewall, a student from th'
Normal school, spent Sunday at home, &C
COMMANDED by her roommate, MISS MaDe
Strong, from Bethel.
The s. r. II. G. s. baseball team and tn
p. u. T. M. club Of South Royalton are Z
inlay a matched game at South hoyhltVi
next Saturday, the nth
NE. church. May IS, the pastor them
/ in the morning, sChrist, human ana az
vine Savior;n evening, address, "Ihe PROF
/, itableness of Goodness"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves, Mr.. AM
Mrs CT Graves of East Barnard an
Mrs. Park Dunn of Montana were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. =. Black last week
The members of Bixby Relief corps az ar
by invitation visiting L. ;. Grant hsile
: Brooks corps and the corps at broohhei
will attend.
Mrs. Helen Southgate osgood goes I
o Rarre TODAY. Thursday, to attend 1oupl
a a~edding. Her nephews, sons OF GeoIg
anS Florence Southgate Pierson, are tn
n bridegrooms. The marriage VIII DE sol
b ennized at the home of the grooms'
Monday evening at 1880 there will be
sociable In connection with the EpMort
league, when Miss Eva j. Beedy OF Mo NJ
s nelier will deliver lecture onSwitzerIlan91
z Miss Beedy has recently travelled TINS ~ ~
d teresting country and will speak as an g
y witness.
Z The annual meeting Of the Village In IN
e movement society was held last fr ioa
5, evening. re-electing the Officers oil vs. NJ
a tn, are / q. Belknap, Pres; A. u. VIM
n T ITa,l, NJ j. Sargent, John Il. Hewitt
a s we NTH com. Mrs. P. s., Belknap; y Z,
e nest nest Hewitt, Charles Smith, Mrs. J.
d Woodward and Mrs. J. H. Hewitt . gene !
4. al com. The treasurer reported slo'
hand.