Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-30
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Preston OF South strahord, Mrs. o. NJ.
Jones and Mrs. Emma Goodspead OF War
rem and Mrs. Edward Wills OF Bethel.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White were in
Northfield last night to attend, in st.
Mary's church, the wedding OF Miss
| Muriel Lillian, daughter Of Major and
| Mrs. F. L. Howe, to Earl Leone Bean, Mr..
\ White being one OF the officiating clergy
men. The bride is a niece OF II. {. Soper
OF this place, and the groom elerked for a
short time last summer in the Colburn
\ clothing store. The marriage service WAS
u followed by reception al the residence of
the brides parents on Vine street, whore
I the young couple will be at home after
I July u.
! John Drew, who has been for two years.
at the Cornell Veterinary college in IthA-
cha, \. Y, is to work through the sum
mer vacation for Z. &. Steele in the Hay
ward barber shop. Mrs. Drew, who
stopped at Bellows Falls on her way from
Ithaca, has arrived and is to keep house
for Mrs. q. W, Drew, while the latter
attends to her millinery store, the mana
ger, Mrs. John Tewksbury, finishing her
season there Saturday night. Mrs. John
Drew is at present with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holman, and is enter
tanning her brother, Frank Anthorne from
Massachusetts, who came Tuesday.
Five members Of the last class grad
uated from the High school intend 10
enter college this fall Roy Huse and
Miss Alice Mcintyre going to the Uni
versity OF Vermont, and Fred Copeland,
Robert Chedel and Robert Adams 10
Dartmouth. Miss Bernice McGollom has
not yet decided between Mt. Holyoke
and U. V. NJ. and may devote another
year to preparation. AS colleges no longer
accept the certificate of the school as
guarantee OF satisfactory preparation
students are now Obliged TO take the
entrance examinations for Dartmouth
and some OF the other higher institutions
OF learning.
William S. Wood was taken critically
i'll last week with heart trouble and drop
sical tendency, and his son, Charles L.
Wood, was summoned from Boston, arriv~
ing Wednesday. Soon after his son
reached here, Mr.. Wood, Sr., took TO his
bed and a nurse from Bur- ington was sent
for and is still caring for him. The cooler
weather relieved the sufferer greatly, and
yesterday he was quite little better and
seems so today. Mrs. Charles Wood came
Saturday TO join her husband, and by 8
singular coincidence, their house in New
ton was struck by lightning that very
afternoon, after she left it, but fortunately
the only damages were slight ones 10 the
roof and chimney
At the grange meeting Saturday night,
thirteen candidates were instructed In the
first and second degrees. AT the next
meeting, Saturday, July 9, the class wil
be instructed in the third and fourth
degrees. The harvest march win be given
under the leadership OF +. j. Burnell and
Miss Lura Montgomery. A delegation OF
members from the Northheld grange win
be present, and ice cream and cake OF first
quality will be served A small sum viii
be charged to all except the class and Wis
iting mem bers, and the proceeds viii &C
towards the building fund. John Con-
molly is chairman OF the retreshment COM
mittee, and ladies are requested to carry
cake. All grangers viii be cordially wei.
come. Go and have a good time.