Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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Fred P. Morrill, was in town over sun
day,
w.P Stone was in Randolph the first OF
last week.
H.F. Fox and James Wright were in
Lyme saturday.
Mrs, Bushnell is visiting friends in
Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. Margaret Swift Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Ill. +, Fox.
Several from here attended the dance st
Perry Clark's last week.
Miss Lena West was graduated from the
Chelsea academy Friday.
Miss Blanche Brown Is visiting friends
in Bridgewater aud Claremont.
Frank Colby was in South RoyaltS n
Friday and In Lebanon saturday.
A. II. CARPENTER drove the Pompa stage
Wednesday and Friday OF last week.
A small party from Tunbridge attended
the entertain ment here Thursday evening.
Mrs. fl. q. silloway aud Mrs. Lueene
Bartlett were In South Royalton Saturday
Miss Florence Scribner and Miss Maudc
Mosher were in South Royalton Tuesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West attended the
graduating exercises OF the academy IN
Chelsea Friday.
Charles I.oyejoy Of Lowell visited his
mother. Mrs. ID. Z. Root, from "Wednesday
to saturday.
Cleaves Crane played with Hazelton's
orchestra at dance at Thetford Center
Friday evening.
Frank Preston has been employed the
past week in ploughing gardens in and
near the village.
Rev. A. ]. Eastman attended the conyo-
cation OF Cong'i clergymen at White River
Junction Tuesday OF last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn, Miss Ethel
White aud Miss Grace Waterman were in
South Royalton the last OF last week.
John Darling spent last week IN Bur
lngton and vicinity, where he purchased
pair of fine work horses for J. 5. Nor
rill.
Mrs. woodford, who has been spendin
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Bush
nell. returned last week to her home in
the West.
+. w. Newcomb, who Is cauvassing the
town in the interest OF the Vermont Bible
society, spoke in the Town house Sunday
evening.
DR.. Kenney OF Sharon was called Mon
day OF last week to attend l.. A. Clark,
who has been confined to the house with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West have been
spending few DAYS with his brother,
Frank West, returning Tuesday to their
home in Lexington, Mass.
The advance agent for the AL Martz
Vaudeville Co. was in town over Sunday.
The company will give nm entertainment
at the Town house Saturday evening, May
25th.
A telegram received by II. II. Udall Sat-
urdsy, MAY 18th, announced the marriage
in Pawtucket, X. l.. OF his popular clerk,
Walter Hoyt, to Miss Ada Richardson of
South STAFFORD.
A deer was seen Sunday afternoon in the
meadow opposite G. NJ Moore's. 1t is be-
lieved that deer will be very numerous
this season, number OF persons having
seen them within the past week.
Preaching service morning and evening
next Sunday in Town hall. The service at
III a. m. will be Memorial service, with
music and sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion. All the Civil war veterans now re-
naming, also those OF the Spanish Ameri-
can war, If any, are cordially invited to bs
present.
The dramatic club connected with the
University grange OF Norwich presented
the comedy drama, "Our Folks, or Becky
the Tomboy." in the Town house last
Thursday evening. The cast was as fol
lows:-.Capt. Thompson, w. G. Bamford
Harry THOMPSON, T.. III. Lewis; Capt
Sleeper. j. l.. Hazen; Teddy Sleeper, II. c
Odds; Hiram Small, @. l.. Rogers; Phil, g
w. Baker; Mrs. Thompson, Rose Pennock
Mrs. Sleeper. Maude Hazen; Becky
Sleeper. Lila Armstrong; Huidah Prime
Edith Rogers; Silly York, Miss Currier
A fair audience was present, considering
the weather conditions. A social dane
was held after the play, to which goodl,
number remained. Raleigh A. Morrill, H
r. Fox and Mrs. F. b. Hazelton furnished
music for the occasion.