Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
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Mrs. Wesley Coburn and family are ar.
East BraiDtree.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pantop spent
he Fourth at Barnard.
c. B. Fisk attended the state convention
last week at Montpelier.
Mrs. Laura Allis was in Northfield
last week for a day or two.
George Lamson came home for several
days from Rutland last Saturday.
Miss LaBonta came home over the
Fourth from her work in Bethel.
Paul Parmenter Of Concord. Y. H. is
visiting his uncle, j. W Parmenter.
Olive Fisk came back from her yisit To
the western part OF the state last week
w; c. Clark and J. B. Perham attended
the dis riet convention last week at Mont-
pelier.
Z. 7. Frink Of West street attended a
reunion Of his regiment at Morrisvile
last week.
Genevieve Carpenter is attending the
commencement exercises at Burlington
this week.
Miss Elizabeth Lamson OF Rutland
came to town last Tuesday and is with
Mrs. Upham.
DR.. E. f. Ellis was in Burlington last
week attending the meeting of the state
RRNA "a Va AShAlls
Miss Anna Clark is attending the com.
mencement exercises Of the U. Y. NJ. at
Burlington this week
Miss Webster OF East Rox bury visited
Mrs Upham aud daughter, Mary. the
latter part Of last week
Several Of the Andersons are in town
from Massachusetts and are occupying
their cottage at the Center.
Carroll Edison and young woman to
DO the housework came to the Edison
cottage last week from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cotton OF Mont.
peller were IN town the last OF last week
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Trial CLARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crafts Of Whately, Miss.
arei visiting their relatives in town and
are staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Calagan.
George Lyman Of Rutland came 10
town last Saturday and stopped with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Marcus
Peck.
Marion Steele and her brother are in
town to spend the summer and are
boarding with Mr., and Mrs. Ira Car
penter.
About so OF the relatives OF the
Batchellor- Richardson family held 4
reunion at the home OF George c. Smith
last Friday.
One OF the worst things that was done
during the early hours which brought in
the Fourth, was the obstruction OF one
Of the mail boxes on the X. f. ID. line in
front OF +. +. Martins store. The ton
was completely blown of and the box
is total wreck.
The old band stand, which has stood
50 long over by the school house in the
village, is a thing OF the past, as it was
pushed over into the brook early Monday
morning. Who did il is mystery. Now
II those who did it would only take Il
put of the brook and get rid OF the woods
i would be good thing, for ii is any,
thing but an ornament to our village,
The old band stand was a favorite spot
Tor the school children and they viii
miss il in the days to come.
School In the Keyes district, taught bv
Z. Il. Batchellor, closed June 30 Number
u pupils, -; average attendance, fOi.
Elmer keyes, aged 5, had no absent
marks during the term. Avis Holden
ma Willie keyes were absent one day
'ach. Margaret and Francis Blake-
borough were absent only when III and
lad no other marks,
The West Street school, taught by Miss
-yla Putnam, closed Friday with a
picnic. The pupils presented Miss Put
iam with a nice burnt leather covered
book OF poems, "Lucile.' Those having
leither absent nor tardy marks during
he term were Susie Wilbur, Alvin and
Gertrude Hall and Nellie Blake. Clarence
rink had no absent mark, and Sadie
3oyee was absent only one-half day.
A little life may be sacrificed 10 an
hours delay. Cholera infantum, dysen-
cry, diarrhma come suddenly Only safe
,lan is to have DIR. Fowler's Extract OF
" lid Strawberry always on hand.