Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-02

horse. E. D. Batchelder, Brookfeld, VT. |
A Gard.
We wish to thank the many friends
who so kindly remembered us with their
presence and gifts on the occasion of our
nfteenth marriage anniversary, which we
shall always remember with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Nichols.
board for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Holt visited friends
in Graniteville the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. White entertained
last week relatives from New York state.
The preparatory lecture will be given at
the First church Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Dirty visited their
son, Leon Ditty, and family in Mortified
Saturday.
Union communion service will be held
at the First CongI church next Sunday at
IL O'Clock a. m.
Prot and Mrs. Howard Edison of Bur-
lington were recent guests of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Mills.
Mrs. Frank Dibbell and ihree children
of Waterbury spent last week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Abbie Amsden.
Frank Dewey and Miss Ethel Dewey
have recently visited relatives and friends
in Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Miss Julia Tetrault, who has been
spending several months in Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived home Saturday morning.
There will be grange meeting Friday
evening, July 8, with work in the third
and fourth degrees. Ladies please bring
cake.
Forrest Kibbee is having a vacation
from his work in Franklin, Mass, and is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Kibbee.
Pearl Paine Edison and wife of Newark,
N. j., are rejoicing in the arrival OF -
pound son who appeared on the morning
of the 2Sth ult.
| Mrs. Grace Clifford of Hartford has
been the guest one week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kenyon at their cottage. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Reyes, who have
occupied E. Moulton's house for few
months, move this week to the house OF
NJ. E. Chase on Bear hill.
Miss Anna Clark sailed Wednesday
from New York city on the steamship
Roma of the Saber line for pleasure trip
to Italy, expecting to be absent about two
months.
U. A. Clark went last Thursday to New
York city to spend several days with his
daughter, Miss Anna. Returning Mon
day, he went to st. Johnsbury to attend
the district convention.
Mrs. Edward Wheatley and little son
of New York city arrived Monday at Will
liam G. Clark's to board two weeks, pre-
paratory to moving into her cottage re-
Gently built by c. c. Hood.
DIR. Frank G. Wheatley, who has
served two years in the House of Repre-
sentatives and two years in the Senate o.
the Massachusetts, Legislature, IS proml
nently mentioned for Congress in the
Plymouth district.
Helen w. Edison attended her nth re
union at Mt. Holyoke college June AL
and was granted degree OF A. NJ. at tn
University of Pennsylvania on June ls
She returns to the Penn Charter school
Philadelphia another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. White and Mis-
Minerva White have entertained the pas
week their cousin, Mrs. S. NJ Rokels
from Butte. Mont, and Charles Simone
} and Misses Blanche and May Simonet
3 Watertown, N. Y. The guests took thei
departure Monday for their RESPECTIVE
> homes.
School in district No. 6, taught b.
s Hattie Churchill, closed Saturday. Mum
Der of pupils enrolled, IS. Those havlnl
e no absent marks from the time OF enroll
1 ment were Marion Batchelder, Ernes
I CHURCHILL. Rix Fullam, Gerald Fullam
Charles Jones. Adele, Avis, and Glady
Lewis. Ruth and Margaret Loan, Ethe
! Smith, Ernest and Edwin Sprague.
!. Friends from Barre, Washington an
: WiIliamstown and neighbors numberln
about fifty met at the Lake House Satul
: dav evening to help Mr.. and Mrs. .. +
? Nichols celebrate their fifteenth marriag
" Anniversary. The evening was spent l
: dancing and all seemed to have merr
time. To Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols wei
presented s2s and refreshments OF cak'
o ice cream and lemonade were served.
= Mrs. A. w. Edison opened her cottae
: on the 22d. after visit of three weeks
. her daughter. Mrs. Louis L. Bigelow,
" proctor. Mrs. May Dickinson OF Chelst
ia bousekeeper. Mr.. and Mrs. Edso
d snent a few days at Hanover last week
g The goth reunion of Mr.. Edson's class
=, Dartmouth college. Mr.. Edison is 10 gu
d a course of sixty lessons on "Scnooi ma,
. apement and school supefsision :.
q New York university summer schoo
July to August IL.
One hundred and fifty were present
ChiIdren's day exercises OF the GRAM
n wednesday afternoon, June "a. y
8. speaking and singing by the cnhore
lie were fine and very much enjoyed by
g. present. Rev. George o. Howe gave
interesting talk to the young people, al
!. refreshments Of cake and lemonade we
n served. The members OF the grange we
very much pleased to have so many
snond to the invitations extended ana
y have 80 many take part in the exercises
er roake the occasion interesting.
:. Recent guests at Lake House,. !
's' Atwood. Fred Dunn, J. ]. Stlmets, u
- man Gay, H. L. Flint, Rev. q; y, Ho'
of Randolph; c. R. Whore, G. Williams
TO Williamstown; T. R. Bolton OF Buriin
al ton. F. L. Atwood OF Woodstock N
and Mrs. Ternie of Roxbury, E>L. ma
elk tin. Rochester; A. K. Nye, r. MOTE
ill Row Cents, c. T. Libbey, A. e: batcn
der Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. whitney
'or daughter of Barre; L. s. sanDorn