Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-09
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] LOST "A fur neck wrap last week some
| where on West street. Please leave at
the Schroeder cottage.
George Ford is working at Bethel.
Fred FuIlam recently gave his house a
new coat OF paint,
Pearly Keyes went on the excursion
Monday to Missisquoi park.
Mrs. Albert Rumney is away at Hines
burgh visiting her old home.
Tuesday morning $500 pounds OF milk
were received at the creamery.
Roy Blanchard was at home from Bur
| lington for day or two recently.
| Merton Chase lost another horse this
week. II died Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. Ford OF Brattleboro recently
visited her sister, Mrs. E. H. Allis.
| John Lamson was at home for a couple
Of days last week from Burlington.
Mrs. Fred Fullam and grandson, Earl
Haggett, are visiting relatives in Mont
pelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker OF East Braintree
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wesley
Coburn.
Wesley Coburn and Donald Croutchey
are working in the fork shop, turning
out handles.
Mrs. Clark, the mother OF Vane Ward
ner. does not improve very much, and is
very sick woman.
Ray Walbridge went to Bethlehem last
week and will work in a hotel there
during the summer.
Mrs. Leon Batchelder and daughter
went last week to Brockton, Mass, to
visit relatives and friends.
Warren Williams not long since cut a
severe cash in his wrist so that DR.. Ellis
had to attend it and dress it.
The item in last weeks issue which
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peck
went to Boston, was not true.
Joseph Nichols has moved into the
village and lives in the house from which
Albert Sargent moved out last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Quinn of West Concord,
n. H., are visiting their relatives, j. W.
Parmenter and family and Mrs. Green.
Ethel Dewey came home last week and
will go back for the closing exercises at
Montpelier Seminary the last of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder and their
daughter. Mrs. Van Voris, came last week
from their New York home to their cot
tage for the summer.
Among the graduates of the Randolph
High school last week were Marjorie
Panton, Hattie Churchill and Pearly
Washburn of this town.
The delegates appointed to attend the
Cong1 convention at st. Johnsbury next
week are:-First church, Dea. c. /.
Frink: Second church, Miss Anna Clark.
Among those who went to Rutland
last week to attend the soldiers reunion
as the guests of Senator Proctor were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter, Marshall
Carpenter and Denslow Herrick of this
town.
Childrens day win be observed next
Sunday at the Second Cong'l church with
singing and speaking by the children.
All persons are cordially invited to be
present and especially to come with their
children.
Among those who take part in the
graduating exercises of the Normal school
at Randolph Center are Louise Lamson,
who gives the presentation to the
School;n Eva Jackson, who gives the
ssClass History" Bertha G. Holmes,
whose part is ssClass Prophesies.n All
three young ladies are graduates of Brook
field High school and reside in this town.
Two young men who live ON the Bear
Hill road, were put on trial before Justice
]. B. Adams of Randolph Center last
Friday for breaking and entering E. E.
Martins store not long since and taking
some money and other things. They
were both held and are out under bonds
and will be tried at the session of the
county court held at Chelsea this month.