Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-16
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Attention. Farmers OF erookfieId,


Mr.. n. II, Simmons Is agent for the In
ternational Co., selling mowers, rakes,
tsdders, disc harrows, spring tooth culti-
yators, peg tooth harrows, manure spread
ers, corn haryesters, grain binders, gaso-
line engines. etc.
Chase Blake is sick, confined to his bed.
Mrs. Titus visited at James Grams IN
Williamstown last week.
Ira Carpenter arrived home last week
not much improved in health.
Mrs. Bazzell is staying with her dangh-
ter, Mrs. y. j, Kinney, Tor while.
Rev. j. 4. Sweet has been appointed
superintendent, OF schools IN town.
Mary Liniieid OF East Brainlree is work.
ing for Mr.. ana Mrs. ;. T.. III glden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Stone OF 3arfe were
guests at Z. {. Hoods last THURSDAY
night.
Mr., and Mrs. j. n. Benham have taken
boy from the Children's Home IN
Boston.
Miss Maude Palmer went Sunday to her
home in East Brsintrve for one weeks
vacation.
Clayton Tucker of East Barre spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
ketchum.
Bert j. Williams Is buildin; a new
barn, W. IL. ke;chum and {. Z. Hood
doing the work.
Mrs. Zolva Chase OF Woodbury. is spend
ing few weeks with her son, NJ. Z,
Chase, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. McIntyre Of East
Braintree are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Henry Fullam.
Misses Nora West and Nora Rohan Of
Randolph Center were guests at A. l..
Follanseee's last Friday.
The little daughter born April 2sth TO
Mr.. and Mrs. W. >. Allis OF Norwich,
Conn.,, lived only one week.
The woman's Relief corps initiated two
into their order May 4, also the q. A. X.
initiated two into their order.
Miss Hattie Churchill is sick and
obliged to give up her school. She was
teaching in North Branch district.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Z. Searles OF Barre
were at the Lake House last Friday. Mr..
Searles was taking orders for fruit trees
and shrubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Croutchey and
son, John, have recently moved to the
5. p. Wilcox farmhouse, now owned by
Arthur Washburn.
Mis- Ruth Hanks, who finished her
high school work here last Friday, has
gone to North Branch district to finish
Miss Hattie Churchill's school.
Rev. j. L. Sweet is very sick with the
mumps and they are quarantined for two
weeks. On account OF sickness, the re-
ception which was to be next Thursday
evening is postponed for an indefinite
time.
Miss Mary Upham came to her home
here last week Tuesday from Worcester,
Mass, bringing with her q niece and
nephew. 1t was feared they had been ex-
posed to canker rash. They are now
quarantined.
The Town hall was filled with an
appreciative audience last Friday evening
that listened to the graduation exercises
and the excellent address by Prof. w. E,
Howard of Middlebury college. The stage
was prettily decorated with evergreen
and potted plants.
District Deputy Grand Master OF F. and
A. NJ, j. &. Kendall Of STAFFORD, visited
Mystic Star lodge last week Tuesday
evening. They also entertained visitors
from Williamstown and Randolph lodges.
Refreshments OF cake, ice cream, dough-
nuts and coffee and fruit were served in
the banquet hall.
Last lnutsudy evening tnere was gOOO
attendance at the installation of the
U. +. s. officers. District, Deputy Grand
Matron Mrs. Stone of Barre and District
Deputy Grand Patron Mr.. House OF
Williamstown were present and installed
the officers. Refreshments were served In
the banquet hall.
Members of the q. A. r. who were APP
pointed to visit the schools pre- Memorial
day are as follows, as far as your cor
respondent has been informed: I'm Dis
trict No. 2, d. e. Herrick; No. 4, {. T.
Frink; No. 8, Ira Carpenter; No. z, r. w
Walbridge; No. 9, John Raymo-e; No. 10
G. c. Hood; No. IL, U. A. Clark; No. u
w. A. Ford; No. IA, H. A. Fletcher.
Fannie Sargent, Nellie Blake, Julis
Williams, Lucy Fullam, Avis Holden
Susie Wilbur, Mabel Kingsbury, Willie
Reyes, Robert Lewis were Informed Man
10th by their teacher, Miss Hanks, that
they had completed the work of the pre-
paratory class OF b. II. 5. and are pro.
noted TO the junior class of B. H. S., Il
commence their studies there in the fall
term.
DR.. Wheeler, with an assistant physi
clan nadnurse Of Burlington, came las
Friday to j. w. McDerment's and Satur
day morning an operation was performed
upon Mrs. McDerment. which wal
successful. The physicians gave the en-
couragement that il she remains COM
Portable four days there is hope of al
ultimate recovery. DR.. f. +. Ellis is tn,
attending physician.
Resolutions.