Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-14
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c. Clark.
A. E. Churchill has recently had his
/ house painted.
Miss Ula McQuarter OF Barre was in
town last Monday.
Stanley Bristol came last Tuesday and
is at w. {. ClaIk's.
John Lamson came home from the
Y. Y. NJ last week.
Mrs. VIM. Graves went Tuesday to visit
her sister in New York state.
DR.. Carson Smith OF Weston visited
his brother and family recently.
DR.. Schroeder OF New York city was in
town recently visiting his parents at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flint Of Thomas
ton q. were IN town Monday, visiting
friends.
Marcus Peck is away this week on a
business trip to the northern part OF
the state.
E. r. Benham is building a veranda
IN 'front.' OF his house at the farm. w. H.
ketehum rs doing the work.
George Lamson and George Lyman
returned to Rutland last week, after
spending few days in town.
The Andersons, who occupied their
homes in Massachusetts last week.
Mrs. Clogston OF Williamstown and
Miss Pingree OF Mortified called on Mrs.
A. L. follansbee one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crafts OF Whately, Mass,
returned to their home last Saturday
after visiting their friends in town.
George Smith, Terrence Calagan, j. w.
Blakeborough, w. c. Clark and others
attended the rally at Chelsea last week.
Mrs. Billiard and daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Hall, and son OF Meriden, Ct, and Miss
White OF Watertown, Mass, are board
ing at w. c. Clark's.
Harley II. Barker OF Brookfield ana
Florence Il. Hood OF Chelsea were mar
RED AT the parsonage July l by Rev. Il.
II. Abererombie.
Laureston Stone recently lost a valuable
horse, which was out in the pasture on
his farm and was struck by lightning.
The horse was insured against lightning.
The ladies' Aid OF the Second church
is 10 have VIII Carleton come to town and
lecture on the evening OF July 2sth II
is expected that the lecture viii be in
the Town hall.
Mrs. Wheatley and daughter were
called 10 Springfield Tuesday to attend
the funeral Of their relative, Mr. Col
burn, who married a sister OF the late
Edward Wheatley.
Mrs. H. p. Coleman has received news
Of her husbands safe arrival at London,
Eng Mr.. Coleman is taking a ten
months business trip through England
and other countries Of Europe.
The W. r. c. is invited TO meet with
Miss Susan Adams Saturday afternoon
July 16, for a social and also to sew for
Miss Adams. All are invited to attend,
Ladies are requested to carry food.
Gaturdav atraptpsK n Tsttfa
eight o'clock Earl +. Densmore and
Florence Blay, both OF Moretown, we're
married at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Nichols by Rev. X. IL. Aber-
crombie.
q. w. Boyce of Chihuahua, Mexico,
nephew Of Mr.. Mclntire OF East Brain
tree, and who is much interested in the
mines Of that place, visited In town at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fullam
the latter part of last week.
The Y. p. G. h. at the First Cong1
church will hold sociable and lawn
party at George w. Pantons Friday
evening, July %. Ice cream and cake
viii be served. A cordial invitation is
extended to one and all. Ladies, please
carry cake.
Mrs. Alma Ball, who had been living
with her daughter in the tenement owned
by Mr.. Ditty, died last week Wednesday
morning. She had been ailing for several
months. She left quite large family
and was AZ years OF age. A short service
was held at the house last Friday morn
ing and Immediately after the service
the remains were taken to East Topsham,
where the funeral service was held with
interment in the cemetery there. The
family Of the deceased went to East
Topsham, and also VIM. Graves ana
Irving Abbott.
School in district No. 8, taught by
Miss Bessie Panton, closed July 2nd
with a picnic at the teachers home,
where the pupils were entertained for
few hours by phonograph. There were
no tardy marks during the nine weeks
and the following pupils had no absent
marks after enrolment - Harold Gaylord,
Hazel Kibbee, Adell, Gladys and Ayys
Lewis, Charlie Mason and Fannie Sar-
gent. Number Of pupils, IA; average
daily attendance, Y 25-44. Adell Lewis
was perfect IN spelling, not having
missed a word during the term.