Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
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AUcrIoS:-At the stable OF the late
Edgar Reynolds, South Royalton, property
consisting of livery horses, carriages,
harnesses and land, held Saturday, July 4.
Miss Harriet Wood went to Bethel Sat
urday.
Mrs. Luna Dutton is visiting her broth
er for a short time.
Miss Bernice Folsom of South Royalton
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Mcdonald OF Canada is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. win Miller.
Miss Amy Ballou is home from Clare
mont for the summer vacation.
OF. Campbell has returned from has
Wis 4 at Pomffet and Barnard.
Blanche and Charles Rowell of North
field are with their grandparents.
A daughter was born Thursday, June IS,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding.
Warren Porter Of Worcester, Mass, is
with his daughter, Miss Edna Porter.
Miss Maude Merrill OF Chelsea recently
spent day with Miss Ella Chadwick.
Prof. L. j Bugbee Of willimantic is
spending his vacation at A. {. Adams.
II. X. Hayward has been helping A. c.
Adams on his new barn the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Goff, who has been at her
daughters in East Barnard, is now at
home.
Mrs Mary Berry has returned from Bar
ton Landing, where she had been several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Farnsworth visited
their daughter, Mrs. g. II. Sumner, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Buzzell Of south Royalton
was with Mrs. 5. L. Hayward few days
last week.
DR.. Reynolds is at South Royalton at
his sisters, Miss Laura Reynolds, for a
few days.
Oscar ordway is in quite feeble health
this summer, being confined to the house
part OF the time.
Henry King and family arrived last
week from Boston TO stay few weeks at
their summer residence,
Mrs. Austin Blake's brother, Mr. Blu
chanan, graduate from the medical coli
lege at Burlington, is visiting her.
Raw +. Butterfield, graduated from
Dartmouth college last week, commences
his labors as pastor of the Cong'l church
next Sunday for the summer.
Miss Hudson closed her school in No. 3
last Friday with picnic which the par
ents attended. Recitations were given by
the children, and ice cream and cake were
served. A good time was enjoyed by all.
As Mrs Alick Coutermarsh and her
brother, Bert Granger, were driving TO
South Royalton last week, the horse
stepped on stone, which caused it to
fall, throwing them out of the wagon,
bruising Mrs. Coutermarsh quite severely.
School is District No. II, taught by Nell
lie Z. Howe, closed last Friday. Number T
81 pupils, IS; average attendance, 10 plus.
- Ill, a Va. ina
Bearor, Royal Sleeper and Bessie Flint had
no marks during the term. Harry Bake
was absent only one day.
The many friends Of Mrs. Zoe Cooksey I
will be saddened to hear OF her death,
which occurred at Washington, Ind, last
week Thursday, after an illness OF four
months OF Brights disease. aged SO years.
She spent her childhood days in this town,
y here she was well known as fine violin
st. For several years her work has been
IN and for the church where her husband
preached. She was brought to Keeue for
burial She left husband. Rev. Daniel
5ooksley, son 10 years old, father,
mother and sister to mourn her loss, who
have the sincere sympathy OF her friends
here.
School in District No. / closed Friday,
June %, with picnic in the afternoon.
Those in the upper room with perfect at
tendance were Picnic Cillty, Mabelle 0s-
born, Bessie Farnham, Abbie Monkey,
Edith Tuttle Helen Porter, Harold Rice
and Ida Ordway. Ruby Sargent and
Frank Rice had no marks during member
ship. Harriet NJ. Wood was teacher.
Those in the lower room with perfect at
enhance were Earl Cushman, Clyde Farm
nam, Hattie Howe, Helen Howe, Carl
Howe, Pauline Monkey, Charlie FELTON, and
Toe futile. The attendance of Pearlie
Davis was perfect during membership.
Gertrude A. Montgomery was teacher.