Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
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Eugene Sleeper of Tunbridge was in
town Saturday.
Miss Elsie Norris is at home from Barre
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. sanborn were in
Lebanon Friday.
Leonard Kent and family are at his
fathers, @. f.. Kent.
H. II. Udall is painting his dwelling
house, also his store.
w. R. Sanborn went Monday to New
Haven and Greenfield.
Mrs. W. F. Scribner is quite i'll with
congestion Of the liver.
Frank Porter of Tunbridge is at work
upon Byron Ross barn.
A. B. Carpenter drove the Pompa stage
Thursday and Saturday.
The schools closed Friday on account
Of the prevalence of humps.
The STAFFORD creamery paid 1880. for
butter fat during the month Of May.
Mrs. Lugene Bartlett and Mrs. Lila
Waterman were in Chelsea last week.
W. R. Sanborn has seen and identified
eighty-three birds this season thus far.
G. NJ. Moore, after a weeks interval,
has been recalled to Chelsea as petit Juror.
Miss Marjorie Stone returned Saturday
from a weeks stay with her grandpar-
ents in Hanover.
Capt. s. j. Arnold and Mrs. H. A.
Stickney went Thursday for q visit to
Hubbardston, Mass.
Arthur B. and Grover Pixley, who have
been suffering from severe cases Of
humps, are reported as recovering.
Miss Irene Chandler has returned from
Tilton seminary for the long vacation,
having finished the first years. course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hyde Of Brattle-
bcro, who have been spending q week
with his aunt, Mrs. Susan Hyde, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Preston has returned from
the care OF a patient in Tunbridge, previ-
Gus to which she was in attendance upon
the late Mrs. A. J. Eastman.
Romeo Chamberlain n family, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Kent returned to their home
in Concord last week Tuesday.
James Howe OF Tunbridge has pur-
chased the Samuel Brown place, and an
auction Of farming implements, wood,
etc, was held there Wednesday of last
week.
Notice was given elsewhere in these
columns in the issue of last week of the
death Of Mrs. A. ]. Eastman, wife Of the
former pastor Of the Cong'l church, at the
home of her daughter in North Charles
town Sunday, June 20. The deceased
had many friends in this community, and
much sympathy is felt for the beresved
family.
The exercises Of Childrehs' day took
place in the Cong'l church Sunday morn
ing in the presence OF q good-sized con
gregatiOn. About forty children formed
q professional n marched in to the
strains of Coward Christian Soldiers
A program of Rotations and songs fol-
lowed, conducted by Miss Sarah Cum
mings. 1t is expected that Rev. c. b.
Atwood will be present next Sunday ia
begin his pastoral duties.
With an enrolment of twenty in the
higher room OF the village school, Mis-.
Edith Grant, teacher, there has been ar
average attendance during the past tern
Of eighteen and a fraction, or over ninety
per cent. Those perfect in attendance
were Eta Webster, Leonora Chamber
lain, Gerald Haywood, Carrie Root anC
Clyde Avery; also Eugene MARYLAND foi
the four weeks during which he was
member OF the school. Seventy-nine pc.
cent Of the pupils who took the examina
lions for higher schools Thursday anC
Friday were successful.