Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21

ludEe OF llstrlct court hdNernllt. MASS
Ms and Mrs. J. r. Hughes, 80 and 81,
Lima. o.; Cyrus A. Roys, ID. D., 20, Tx
bridge, Mass. Inc NJ. Wech, 81, assist
ant principal OF Hancock school, Detroit,
Mich; CIV. Bardeen, 1851, editor School
Bulletin. Syracuse. y. y; Annie c. Clark,
So director OF music at state normal,
lStrandsburg, Pa. Mrs. Jane E. Robinson,
Dorchester, Mass.
Mary G. Davis, 'gs. teacher, Essex juno
tion Martha A. Poole, IS, teacher,
Charlotte; Mary Holland Hamilton, s3,
/ West Salisbury; Mrs. Lucy Wells Morse,
20, West Rutland; Esther r. Sessions,
Nergennes; ;. a. Buck, 50, manager OF
creamery. Sheffield; Mrs Mary Hall Ben
son. IS, Quechel Cora M.Lewis, '9s,teach-
er, East Montpelier; Laura A. Chaiee, s2,
So. Northheld r. j. Goss, NJ. D., g2,
Hartford; Carrie f. Scott, "a, teacher,
Ferris burg; Nellie L. Harry, A3, teacher,
Essex Center; Mrs.Jennie Washburn VIII
lard. y, Burlington; Florence Y. Cilley,
| '93, Plymouth; Mrs sadie Linfield Brown
1913, BeFlin Mrs Mary Perham Mills, SO,
So. Ryegate; Grace A. Foote, 81, teacher,
| East Middleburv Bethania G. Armstrong
/ Matthews, SO, teacher, Norwich; Minnie
4 q. Merrill, %, teacher West Woodstock
1 Angie Foss Whitney, 49, Tunbridge;
Herbert L. Bates, 50. bookkeeper. Rut-
| land; Gertrude A. kenerson, Of, Cabot
Nina A. Battles 20, Braintree; L. Mabel
Silver, 81 Br0wnsville; Mrs. Ellen II.
Waldo Colby, 81 Plaiuteld.
OTHER VISITORS.
! Among visitors were noted the follow
/ ing, including some ex-students not given
above;-
| Philip r. Leavenworth, principal Castle
/ ton normal school; Fannie Eastman,
I teache, Bradford; Cornelia F.Goss, teacher,
/ Vergennes; Mrs. Sarah Adams Dugan,
North HartlRnd; Sarah /. Parish, dress
maker, Stowe; Minnie Grant Mills,
Stockbridge; 3. c. Douglass, Windsori
| Curtis II. Kibbee. Brookheld; Rev. and
Mrs. Francis w. Holden, Norton, Mass;
l. q. Sargent, principal public schools,
Paterson. n. j.. (: Mrs. X. Eloise Boynton,
So. Nyaclz. NY; Luvia Alyce Slack nurse,
Albany, y. Y; Emma J. Smith, So. Wey-
mouth, Mass; May v. Estabrook, teacher,
Lunenburg. Mass; Mrs. Lucy A. Martin
Curtis, Dutch Flat, Cal; George Z. Miner
Brooklyn, n. "; DIR. +. A. Partridge,
Philadelphia, Pa, Glare Jean Allen, VIM
chester. Mass; Mary A. Howard, teacher,
Springfield, Mass; Nellie III. Nutting,
teacher in industrial school, Montgomery,
Ala; Mrs Andrew W. Edison, Helen W.
and Edith L. Edison, New York cityi
Nernie l.. Chamberlain, teacher, Randolph;
Mrs. III. Il. Tilson, Maiden, Mass Mrs.
Emma r. Barrows, artist, Haverhill, Mass,
Bessie Wheatley, Meriden, Conn.
Boston, Mass.-Mrs. Alice J. Wheatley
Thayer; George II. Nutting, wife and
daughter.
ting, graduate nurse.
Springfield Mass.-Edward =. Tarbell.
Gapsville-Mrs Jennie Brooks Chedel,
Ella Sawyer Page, Leda F Smith.
Brookfeld- George G. Smith, Anna Nj.
smith. Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Abererombie,
Mrs. +. II. Allis, Mr.. and Mrs. Terence
Caagan, Mrs. L. A. Clark, Anna NJ. Clark,
teacher in State Normal school, Framing
ham, Mass.
Northdeld Hattie c. Ingalls,, Edna A.
Parish.
East Brookfeld- Charles H. Bigelow,
BethelEMrs. Kate Brooks washburn,
Ellen Mcintosh Thresher, Parker Harding,
l.. NJ. Greene, NJ. y.
Post Mills-C. A. Adams, Mrs. Phoebe
Chubb Adams.
Williamstown- Mabel A. Seaver, teacher,
Mrs. Myra Seaver Williams. teacher Il.
f. smith Ira II. Rowell, Evelyn Harwood
Rowell, Mrs. Ruhamah ErsSine Jeffords,
Mrs. l.. ;. Hayward.
Flint Smith.
Worcester. NIass.-Lucy L. Partridge,
Mrs. Scott Pierce.
Triton, y. Nm. A. Seymour, princi-
pal grammar school.
NOTES.
Many Of the old pupils registered at the
Normal, where a book was provided.
Dinner tickets were 81, which was the
only charge throughout. Every effort
was made to avoid "bleeding" returned
friends.
The people from the western part Of the
town attended in large numbers, and by
their assistance and cooperation helped
A CARD with gratitude we acknowl-
edge the goodwill and the gifts to us Of
the reunion Of Old Home week.
EDWARD CoNANT.
CYNTHIA 7. CCNANT.
Miss Hill, Mr.. Huses stenographer,
accompanied him and took notes OF the
forenoon's proceedings. To her this
paper is indebted for the full report OF
Mr.. Commits remarks.
II anyone puts Randolph Center down
as 'shas- BEEN he makes great
mistake. The Center can give its more
pretentious neighbor on the west several
points on how 10 do things.
one family was represented by five
members among the alumni as follows
Charles r. Granger. Mary Granger
Fletcher, Clara Granger Prince, Flora
Granger Miller, Caroline NJ. Granger.
All were present Thursday.
Especial praise IS due the committees
and their assistants. who strained every
nerve. The committees were - Executive,
G. II. Slack, j. b. Adams, A. W. Edison,
w l.. Paine. Nell +. Conant and Lucia +.
Wood reception. Caroline b. Weymouth,
Mrs Luke Parish, g. L. Hodges; music,
Lucia r. Wood, Mrs. L. n. Moody,
Jennie Hodges; entertainment, ID. II.
Nutting, Mrs. L. J. Harrington, II. A.
Allen.
Mr. Edison made a most happy selec-
ton Of speakers. Every one was an orator
who would command attention anywhere.
Those who had part and we're unable 10
attend were Rev. George B. Gilbert Of
Middletown, Conn, DR.. Geo. +. May OF
Newton Center Mass, Miss Ellen Barker
OF Brooklyn, Miss Nancy Jones Of Chel-
sea. Charles r. Montague OF Woodstoek
and Lewis +. Thayer Of vermont
Prof. +. A. Shaw Of Mortified had to
leave before his turn came.
From one interested, representing
the wish Of many. comes the following
to the HERALD;-The presiding officer
Mr.. Edison, so completely effaced him
self and his connection with the afiair,
that ii would not be known 10 the general