Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
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George Johnston is quite III al present.
George Fox is employed at Copperas hill
Wan. Hatch was ia town the tiEst Of the
week.
Hlrsn Ward has recently been ON the
sick list,
NJ, Hayden Of Montpelier was in town
Saturday,
Lugene Bartlett was IN PompanOOsnC
Wednesday.
A. b, Carpenter Was in sharon Tuesday
OF last week.
Rev. A. J. Eastman was in North run'
bridge saturday,
Lena Waterman is assisting Mrs. sillo'
Nay at the holel,
Mrs. Clara Wiley OF sharon recently
visited Mrs. II. l.. Mosher,
Almon Bushnell was home from Thst-
ford academy over sunday.
Dr, Hayward Of runbridge has been IN
town professionally recently.
Mrs. Minnie Titus and her two sons
have been quite IN the past week.
Mrs Bert Hayward is reported TO be
quite III with grip and bronchitis,
John Darling is cutting the second lot
OF ice tom Morrill, pond this week.
/ Miss A, b. Pierce returned Saturday
from weeks stay In South Royalton.
Walter Hoyt has been out Of the store
for a few days lately because of illness.
| Vim. X. Sanhorn returned recently from
visit to his mother In Greenfield, Mess.
| RID. Morrill, was unable TO work at
/ Copperas hail last week because OF illness.
Nearly all the members OF Charles Titus
/ family are IN with the prevailing distem-
per.
Charl e, one OF James $. Morrill's span
OF horses, was found dead in its stall Mon
day.
| Mrs. Villas Preston, who has been with
Mrs. Fay, returned to her home here Sun.
day.
Ben. Tucker, Tunbridge school direct
or, attended the educational meeting here
| Tuesday.
Mrs. j. II. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. g..
NJ, Moore have been quite i'll with grip the
past week.
Rev. Mr.. Cone, school superintendent,
and Mr.. Badger, school director, were
| here from Sharon at Tuesdays meeting.
The friends Of VIII Norton will be glad
I TO learn that he has so far recovered from
his recent severe illness as TO be able to
dispense with the trained nurse, who re-
| turned TO Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis p. HaZelton, who suffered a
! fracture OF the knee early in the winter
and was just getting around the house a
little, had the misfortune to fall again re-
Gently and fracture the same knee in an
other place.
The agricultural meeting Thursday was
not so well attended as 1t merlted, but
doubtless the extreme cold weather de-
tanned many of those who were not al
ready disabled by illness. Those present
evidently desired by their earnest inquiries
to get as much aid as possible from the
speakers.
At the reorganization OF the Cong'l sun
day school, about the same board of Off
GERS was elected:-Supt., IL. b. Cummings;
Sec, Mrs. A.. j. Eastman; Treas, Mrs. q.
officers. Prizes for perfect attendance
were awarded to l.. Irene Chandler, Mar
jorie Stone, Carrie Root, Ethel Scott and
Harold West.
At the educational meeting in the Town
hall Tuesday, the number present was fully
up to the expectations. Numerous cases
OF illness kept many at home, but teachers
attended faithfully. County Examiner
j. NJ. Comstock of Chelsea occupied the
chair during the day. State Superintend-
ent Mason 5. Stone, Principal z. II. Nor
rill of Randolph Center and Miss Wing of
Manchester, NJ H., were the chief speak
ers. During the evening the speakers
man. Senator l.. b. johnson of Randolph,
Lawyer Il. b. Flynn of Springfield and
Editor Frank L. Greene Of st. Adams.