Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-02
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TUNeRIDGE
School closed in district No. Friday.
Mrs. Edwin Farnham has returned
home.
Rinaldo Goff of Boston was in towr
Sunday.
Tom Fogarty is working at Benjamin
fuckers.
Mrs. Eta Durkee has been very ill tn,
past week.
Miss vernie Whitney returned from
Bethel Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin spent q day in Ran
dolph last week.
Hazen Chandler spent Sunday with 9
niece in STAFFORD.
Mrs. Amelia Goodwin is a guest Of
Mrs. Mary Reynolds.
A daughter was born June 20 to Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Tucker.
Glenn Noyes went to Pennsylvania Last
Thursday to visit friends.
Miss Fannie Chadwick has gone to Wis.
it her sister in Woodsville.
Charles Ordway's little girl, wis, has
been quite ill for few days.
Mrs. Garlic Cilley has finished work al
Arthur Folsom's and is at home.
Miss Janet Smiths boarders left Mon.
day after a several weeks stay here.
Mrs. J. d. and Gladys Ballou visited a,
John Benefits the first OF the week.
Mrs. E. D. Muzzey of Canaan, n. H.,
is spending two weeks at Charles Howe's.
Several attended an open-air dance at
Wilbur Porter's Friday night and had q
fine time.
Mrs. Royal Monkey of Barre and
daughters visited friends in town the
past week.
Florence Clogston is home for two
weeks vacation and Lizzie Gilley is tax
ing her place.
vile, Mass, visited her sister, Mrs. Hay
ward, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayward OF Con-
cord are at c. c. Ordway's and II. r.
Hayward's for visit.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Carrie Hutchinson next Wednesday aft
ernoon. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hathorn of Middle
bury were guests at Lester Whitney's and
Will Jones' last week.
John Armstrong of Norwich was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, William Danforth.
Mrs. Emily Lamb returned to South
Royalton last week Wednesday after
town.
John Bennett, George Swan and Benja-
min Tucker went to st. Johnsbury Mon
day as delegates and from there to Mont
pelier.
Those having no marks during the
term were Sadie Ross, Esther Clark,
Philip and Robert Farnham. Flora LAM
bert, Rosie and Florence Gilley were alb
sent one day and Gladys Williams only
one-half day. Nellie c. Howe was teacher
William Danforth died Friday morning
and the funeral service was Sunday at 10
a. m. at the house, Rev. T. E. Williams
officiating. Burial was at the village
cemetery, at which the g. A. R., Of
which he was member, held the service.
The delegates from Tunbridge at the
Republican conventions were as follows:
State, H. R. Hayward, W. K. Howe,
BENZ. Tucker; district, ]. F. Bennett,
George L. Swan, DR.. II. H. Hayward;
county, NJ. T. King, A. j. Hanson, c. B.
Smith, G. II. Ordway, j. K. Howe.
The village school closed June 26.
Those having no marks in the grammar
room were Sherman Carpenter, Earl
Cushman, Clyde Farnham, Hattie Howe,
Helen Howe, Hazel Hutchinson, Edith
futile, Allen Tucker, Mae Ordway,
Pearlie Davis. Mabelle Osborne was alb
sent one-baH day on account of sickness.
10 the primary room those having no
marks were James Smith, Winnie Cush-
man, Lura Dean, Royal Sleeper and Lucia
Sleeper. Russell Carpenter and Carl
Howe were absent one day each on ac-
count of sickness.
Grange Picnic.
About 1875 attended the Grange picnic
at the Pines, beautiful place at South
Tunbridge. The day was all one could
wish, being bright and clear, and about
10 o'clock the people began to gather.
Swings and hammocks were put up,
croquet sets were on the grounds SO that
anyone could enjoy themselves as they
wished. After dinner interesting talks
were given by Revs. Goodwin and Baker,
and Messrs. Eaton and Shepard Of South
Royalton. There was music on the
graphophone by Master Harris, while
Master Folsom dished out ice cream with
smiling face, saying the young Granger
was not able to be present.
A few slight accidents occurred. One
lady fell from the boat into the water but
was quickly rescued and reappeared in
the afternoon after changing her bathing
suit. A young couple fell to the ground
from hammock and the rope OF the
swing unfastened, letting two young la
dies fall, but no one was hurt. Ice
cream, lemonade and watermelons were
served during the day. All had fine
time.