Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-18
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DR.. Ellis spent part Of the week at
Burlington.
Mrs. L. Blair came home Monday from
visiting her people in Franklin.
Fred Durkee Is home, after spending a
week visiting at North Randolph.
Mrs. Brown Of East Barre Is visiting
her foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
Albert Rumney was at his old home in
Hinesburgh last Saturday and Sunday.
Fanny Ball of Marshdeld is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Keteh-
um.
George Smith and family attended the
reunion of the smiCh family at Mortified
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt spent satur-
day and sunday in Barre visiting their
son and daughter.
Mrs. Louise Oakley Of Rochester, n
Y, il in town visiting at Mrs. Calagan's
and Mrs Graves.
Rose Holden, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. \. spra que, has gone to
Springfield, Mass.
The w. r. C. will have sociable next
week Wednesday afternoon, June "A. at
Mrs. Fred Fullam's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon from Hartford
mer at their cottage.
The c. f. society Of the Second church
is to hold straw berry festival on the
evening OF June 25th.
Miss Eliza Rumney is back from Ran
dolph and viii begin next week to work
for Mrs. Andrew Edison.
Flora Raymore, who is in California,
has graduated as a nurse from the Pacific
hospital at Los Angeles.
John Beard spent day or two in
South Royalton not long since, visiting
his friend, Ray Ainsworth.
Mrs. Clayton Tucker and little son
are al home, after spending a week with
Mr. fuckers mother az Washington.
The mother Of Mr.. Wright, who lives
on the Henry Crocker farm, who has been
visiting him, went away last Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter have two
ladies from Lynn, Mass, boarding with
them. One Of them Is here for her health.
Quite a goodly number from town
attended the circular conference on
Braintree hill Tuesday and were well
repaid for going
Charles Frink Of West street has been
given a scholarship by Senator Emery,
in Norwich University, which he plans
to enter next fall.
George Adams, our stage driver, has
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to Josiah Smith, lately owned by Mrs.
Philbriek. Mr.. Adams moved into his
new home Monday.
Not long ago the society with the long
name made complaint about a horse in
the Kibhee neighborhood and Town
Grand Juror Calagan looked it up and
the poor beast was put out of misery.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Edward Wheatley of New York and
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Several parties in town have received
invitations to the wedding which will take
place next week.
Mrs. Josiah Smith returned Monday
from Hancock, where she had been caring
for her mother, Mrs. Christopher Dardell,
who suffered shock OF paralysis, affect
ing the left side, and is in very critical
Next Sunday will be observed as
day at the First church. The
exercises will be at / p. m. They will !,
consist of singing and speaking. All
are cordially invited to be present and
make the day happy one for the
children. rehearsal will be held at
the church on Saturday at p. m.
The Boston Herald OF Monday had
long editorial about a study that DIR.
Frederick A. Bushee has made of the
ethnic factors in the population of Bos-
ton. The paper comments very highly
upon the study. Mr. Bushee is the son
of Rev. w. A. Bushee, formerly of Brook
field.
Children's day was observed at the
Second church last Sunday and was
much enjoyed by a large audience. The
children spoke their pieces and sang
their songs very well. The exercises
we're in charge OF Arthur Bigelow, super
ntendent, and all enjoyed hearing the
little ones recite and sing. The church
was very prettily decorated by several of
he young ladies connected with the
church, and much credit is due all that
helped to make the day a success.