Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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Mrs. YIN Flint Is III.
]. q. Mailer was in Bethel Monday.

10. Waller was in Bethel Monday.
Miss Mary Leonard has returned from
her visit in Rochester.
DIR. y. A, Edmands aud Mrs, Ellis were
ia Randolph saturday.
Mrs, w, 4 Perkins snd son, Basil, went
TO BridgewateI Monday.
George swlnyer and son, Parker, are
visiting relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. l. W. Cloueh of Bethel Was a yisi-
tor at A. ". lallsFd's sunday.
Rev. v. NJ. Mack is entertaining q
friend, Mrs, Hoadly OF New foFk.
MIR. plunkett OF Piltsiield VAS with
friends in town two days recently.
Miss Charlotte Mitchell went TO hei
hOIle in Coehituate, Mass, Monday.
Leon chamberlin was in barnard and
South Royalton rhursd, ~ aud Friday.
Arthur Howard was in Rutland last
week after load OF goods for Mrs, Potter,
Miss Jessie spaulding OF Bethel was q
visitor at q. ). Hodgkins' the nFss OF the
week.
Mrs. Mary l.. smith is entertaining Mrs.
Be,sey Leland Of West salisbury this
week.
Miss Hattie Martin OF Granville passed
part OF last week with her aunt, Mrs. III,
l.. Dnrkee.
Several OF the young people enjoyed a
basket plenis ON Nulture mountain the
first of tue week,
Mrs. Reed aud three children OF West
Lebanon, n. H., are stopping for several
days at win Reeds.
Jerry Wilson was in Mendon last week
TO see his sister, Mrs. James Ranger. He
was also In Rutland.
MISS Zilphs and Zilpah Rsnney OF
Pittsiield visited their sister, Mrs. r. A.
Edmunds, last week.
Mrs. Ola Holland and baby returned
Monday from weeks stay at Harris Hol-
lands In Stoekbridge.
Mrs. Ann Angel and daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Buck man OF Woodstock, were at
j. 4. Safiord's over Sunday.
William kellum of West Concord, y.
H., was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Waller from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Billings OF Barnard
have recently been the guests OF her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson.
Mrs. Rosina Potter aud daughters OF
Rutland have arrived and taken possess
sion OF the farm they recently purchased.
Mrs. Harriet nurkte went to her old
home, Cloverdale, In 5, OK bridge Satui-
day, where she will 10 main for severe |
days
Mrs. Mary Mason has been the guest OF
relatives aud friends in Boston, Lakeport
and franklin, n. H., for the past three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ssinyer were in
South hoyalton last week TO attend the
funeral OF her brothers wife, Mrs. Ed.
s nth.
Visitors at Mrs. Knowlton's the pa |
week have BEEN NJ =. John Thurston ol
OF RoyRlton.
Among those in Bethel Saturday were
Mrs. q. Leon Wells, Mrs. +. g. Fletcher,
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Chamber
lin and daughter, Lora.
The village schools enjoyed a picnic in
Mrs. Taggart's grove Saturday afternoon.
Games were played and refreshments oil
cake and lemonade served.
Miss Daisy Young, who has been spend.
ing the winter with her mother in Meri-
dith, N. H., Is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
Miss Jenness Weeks OF Palmyra, Me.
ana her sister, Mrs. Frost OF Boston, whC
were guests for several days at NJ. l.. Wy.
mans, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Luce, Mrs. Ilt
Roberts and children, Miss Julia Luce
Royal and Oliver Luce were on Taggar
hill Thursday to attend the Keyos Luce
wedding.
Miss Ruth Leonard, who has been at
tending school here, is spending her vaca-
ton at her rome in Stockbridg Charlie
N slson has a SO gone to his home IN Sot tt
Stockbridge.
The Mount Hunger line OF the Peoples
hao tod 10 hax
lage, with central at w. Z. Perkins
store. Those recently having phones in
stalled are Elmer Boutwell,, Parker Bah
cock, Clayton Campbell and Elmer Stod-
dard.
Those pupils in the Lower school not
absent during the entire term wel G
Ruby Potter, Joe Loury, Vernon Wyman,
Kenneth, Margaret and Katherine
Hodgkins. Those not absent during
school membership were Harold Aye s.
Guy Blanchard, Tommy LaCasse and
Claude Ly on. Those absent only one day
were foy / -ette, Merville Gould, Haze
Quimby ana Charlie Nelson. Lee johnson
was absens only one half day.
White River Valley Pomona grange will
meet at Pittsfield June p; ". 1t twill oper
at 1890 in he fifth degre. and 40 fifth de-
gree business, followed by dinner and So
cial hour The afternoon meeting is open
w TUG pup''c. IroBram as IOllOWs.-l .ot
p. M, ic, choir OF Tweed Rivel
grange; ADDRESS Of welcome, A. g. Thayer
response, Fred Hayes; music, male quar-.
tet; address,. Rev. V. NJ. Mack; music
choir; aiding, Burns Osgood; music
choir; ADDRESS, Dana II. Morse, Pres o.
Vermont Dairymen's association; music
male quartet.
SOUTH STOCkBRIDGE
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