Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
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Edwin Phelps returned Saturday from
| Lebanon, \. Fl.
Mrs. Mary Sargent spent Friday night
in East Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Cedilotte spent Sun
day in Burlington.
viii Harvey came home from Windsor
Monday for few days.
Two picnic parties from this place went
to Silver lake, Barnard, Tuesday.
Newton Culver OF Richford has been a
guest OF Seymour Culver the past week.
Miss Bernice Gammeu Of Wilder recent
~ spent q week with Miss Ruth spaulding.
Mrs. Ruth Cutler OF Lowell, Mass, is
spending week with Mrs. Aver aud Mrs.
Clapp.
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Ruth Of bingham,
Mass, are at the Cascadnac House for
August.
J. NJ. Merrill OF Boston came Sunday to
spend a week with his sister, Mrs. {. W.
Joiner.
Miss Martha Nichols Of Salem, Mass,
arrived Friday and is boarding at Lyman
cottage.
Miss Ethel McEwen Of Westheld, n. Y,
spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Ora
Galusha.
Twelve persons from this place attended
the service at the Old Church In Bethel
Sunday,
Miss Ellen Whitney OF Randolph is
spending the week with her aunt, Ms. T.,
b. Dewey.
Harold Baker Of West Glover caLle last
week 10 spend the rest Of August with his
cousin, David Wild,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Daniels enjoyed car
rage trip to Newport, n. H., last week.
returning yesterday
Saint Paul's church The tenth Sunday
after Trinity. Evening prayer ana sermon
at p. m. Sunday next.
Miss Zoe Abbott OF Gaysyille has been
spending few days with her grandmoth'
er, Mrs. Hannah Pierce.
w. r. Skinner came Thursday from
Winthrop, Mass, and after short stay III
Royalton expects to return.
Herbert Bruce OF Rutland, after spend
ing two weeks with bis halt-brother' u
W. Joy. went to his home Friday.
Miss Mary Winslow left on the q. A. r..
excursion Saturday for Minneapolis, eN-
pecting to be away about five weeks.
Two cows belonging to William Skinner
were killed BY the o'clock express at tue
Magennis crossing "Wednesday Of last
week.
Miss Mary Dewey went to Mt. Hermon,
Mass. Wednesday to resume her duties as
teacher in the boys school after vacation
Of three months.
Miss Mary Stickney, who has just re-
turned from abroad, and Miss Grace lup-
ner OF Bethel were guests THURSDAY OF
Miss c. l.. Stickney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dyer Of Barre we're
GUESTS Of his sister, Mrs. Clara Harvey,
iast week. Miss Rebecca Harvey accom-
panied them home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Emery's recent VISIT
was not to Ouechee. as reported, put 70
Newport. where they were guests q lhels
SON. Hon. Curtis 5. Emery, collector OF
customs.
The \. E. Telephone Co. is arranging to
remove its poles from the street aha w
the line back on the hlll, an -
which will add much 10 the appearance oi
Inc village.
.,herlas Danforth and daughter Of Ded-
ho1, Mass. and Miss Danforth OF Ohl-
n lls,, came Wednesday Of last week to VS.
Il Mrs. A. T. Danforth. The first OF TINS
week they spent a few days In Barnard.
I,ercv Bucg OF South Vernon joined his
,,,and1other. Mrs Rodney Doolittle, snd
sistsr Miss Helen Buck, at hock ledse
farp, Thursday. Monday they al re-
tnrned 10 their home in South Vernon
The Conpl Sunday school and their
,.ja,,ds viii have a basket picnic, weather
limiting lT1 at Rocky Ledge farm, the
bome Of Mrs. David sinclair, Friday 66
Teams will leave the church about lO.5o 4.
!, - carry those who do not feel equal TO
the walk.
Rev n B. Nichols, d. d., Of New York
citv came Saturday from his summer
Rome In the White mountains ana was q
ls,,llt a. tbe Cascadnac House till Monday
s,o orr v hen he went to Loon LAKE;
ne preached at the old Church e b :. 3,
sunday morning and spoke again Al 81
pauiis church in the evening.
neat prospectus Of Royalton academy
-. = S,.,,,rsl school has been issued by the
, 1IT Mrs. Z. NJ. Loveioy, 4. 3. Two
Courses. classical and academic, are
-issd The fail term opens sept Z. Me.
,e,,siov mas been q successful educator,
80, ig tbe East and the West, and
nrofitable year is assured all her puplls'