Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
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Clement would abolish this system.
4 This town now sends a representative TO
Z Montpelier. Clement calls this 'rotteh
/ borough system" and would have STOCK
bridge lose its identity In 1he Legislature.
and become part Of ''legislatiYe district.
] In 1900 Senator Clement prevented an
Z increased tax on corporations, ana fatner-
( ed the last State tax ever levied ~ YER
mont. This saved Mr.. Clements railroad
SIS, 1884 in 1901. II cost stoekbridgt
/ Vote for your towns interest next
Tuesday Adv.
George swinyer is on the sick list.
Mrs. prucia Flanders spent saturday in
/ Bethel.
/ Miss Josie Mills was visitor in town
Saturday.
Miss Julana Sylvester returned to Bethel
Saturday.
( Miss Zoe Abbott has returned from her
visit in Royalton.
! Miss Sarah Gay Of Boston is guest at
Mr. Mary Smiths.
The ladies' Aid society meets Thursday
with Mrs. Alden Richardson.
a.. j. Cowan OF SALEM Mass, has joined
Mrs. Cowan at Walter NOung's.
Rev. end Mrs. Reynolds of Bethel were
guests at Charles Ford's last week.
The Christian Endeayor topic for Sun
day evening IS spiritual Blindness
Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Richardson were 10
Bethel sunday T. attend the campmeef ing,
Mrs. Mertie Tucker of Enfield, n H.,
visited her sister, Mrs. Daniel Potter, last
week.
Misses Annie and Alice Chedel returned
~ IN 8tH
ingiord.
Mrs. Mary Belcher and daughter Of
Pepperell, Mass, are visiting al Mrs. q. B.
Iaggart 3.
Mrs F. v. Hassam and grand daughters,
Fleda and Gladys, went 70 Greensboro
Bend Friday.
Nr and Mrs. NJ. II. Richardson Of Rox-
bury were VI town the first ct he week TO
visit relatives.
Martin Wyman is getting strong
enough TO sit on the piazza twO or three
hours each day.
Oscar Ellis, Misses May aud Helen and
Miss Annie Whicomb OF Pittsfeld were
ia town Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. D. f. Gould and son.
Melville, are spending the last OF the
week 10 Randolph.
Miss Jennie Mckenzie u Roxbury,
Mass, was the guest Thursday aud Fri-
day OF Mrs. d. e. Gould.
William Flint and family returned sat
urday from Lawrence, Mass, where they
have been spending the summer.
Rev. Y. NJ. Mack and Mrs II. L. Durkee
went 70 ST. Johnsbury Tuesday TO attend
the Oniversalist state convention.
There will be an entertainment and ice
cream social at the stony Brook church
Thursday evening. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs L. f. Bailey, national lecturer Of
the W. G. 4. u, gave an address az the
Jniversalist church last week Tuesday
evening.
Jerry Wilson, Bonnie Goddard. Misses
Bessie Goddard and Kate Wilson spent
last week Wednesday at Silver lake.
Barnard
The topic for the Epworth League
meeting sept. 2, al 6 80 clock Is "Chris-
tian Testimony and Conversion;n leader.
Mrs. +. W. Stoddard.
An ice cream social will be held on the
COngl church lawn Thursday. Sent s..
from to p. Some literary entertainment
viii be given during the evening. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Blanchard and four chill
aEths MI hAu MIS-. EQ. Blanchard. MI.
and Mrs. Israel Cham berlin and Mrs.
Prucia Flanders were at Riley Blaneh-
ards the 18th to attend a Blanchard re-
union.
The regular meeting OF Goodwill gianee
was held Saturday evening with a good
attendance. The first and second degrees
were conferred on several candidates. nj
two weeks the class will be instructed in
the third and fourth degrees, with ban
quet at the close.
Several Of our young people arose early
last week Wednesday morning and with
their lunch baskets hurried to the station
TO take the train for the excursion IA
Ausable Chasm, but on arriving found the
White River train had been OF the rails
two miles below Rochester since me
night before, so they decided not 10 take
In that trip at least
The Pomona grange met with Goodwill
grange Saturday, and although the at
tendance was not large the afternoon was
much enjoyed by all present The enter
talnment consisted of piano solos by Miss
Eva Luce; piano duet by Misses Luce and
Mhitcomb; recitations by Miss Anna
Whitcomh, Burns l.. Osgood and Miss
Kate +. Wilson. John f. Shepard an
South Royalton gave a short talk on
mature Studies, and a debate bv Messrs
X. Il. Wilson and G.. L. Wells, also one ~
o. j. Richardson and A. II. Harrjngtoo
were enjoyed. The next Pomona grange
will no q South pav-oIA., 0+saN