Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-15
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
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Clyde Hunt was quite i'll last week.
Frank Buttles was in Rochester satur-
day.
Walter Manning has gone to Granville
to work.
Mrs. Winnie chamberIin was quite ill
last week.
Guy clough Of Braintree was in town
last week.
Milo ellison has finished work for Dav-
id Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Robinson were in
Bethel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Everett were in
Rochester Friday.
James Sullivan OF Roxbury is working
for George Walker.
Mrs. Ida Bird is in Rochester caring
for Mrs. Fred Cole.
Miss Della Walker was on the sick list
the last of the week.
There was a dance at w. A, Usher's
hall Monday evening.
Harry Hubbard of Granville was in
town day last week.
C. J. Wiley of Sharon called on
friends in town recently.
George Walker and Fred Bowen were
in Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Patno were in Lin
coin the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Packard OF Men
don were in town recently.
Leslie Chamberlin and Carl Butterheld
were in Montpelier last week.
Ed. Norton and james Bird were in
Rutland the first Of the week.
Harold walcott OF Rochester called on
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Neff Sunday.
David Allen and family of Royalton
visited at George Walkers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Baker and Miss
Flora Baker were in Bethel Friday.
Herman Ford of Granville called on
Mrs. Carl Nefi Tuesday OF last week.
Mr.. Sawyer OF Randolph Center was a
visitor over Sunday at James Birds.
Mrs. Ella Green and Miss Jennie Long
OF Bethel spent Friday at A. E. Bakers.
Mrs Leon Baker of Glons Falls, n. Y,
came last week to visit relatives in town.
Cecil Lawrence and Ebert Smith of
Rochester were at A. E. Bakers Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Hulett and Miss Bertha
Rogers Of Rochester were in town last
week.
William A. Usher and family and Iva
Tucker were in Pittsheld at Mr.. Rogers
Friday.
Miss Blanche Patno is spending some
time with friends in Burlington and
Bristol.
The old elm at stockbridge Four Cor
ners was blown down by the hard wind of
last week.
Mrs. Emma Mills Of South Stock bridge
has been visiting her son, George Mills,
and family.
Mrs. Will Parmenter and Mrs. Bernie
Kidder Of Rochester called on Mrs. Carl
Men recently.
Leon Baker of New York state is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Emory Baker, and
other relatives.
Miss Mabel Burditt had her school
down from Rochester for a picnic at the
Common Saturday.
Leon Martin had the misfortune TO
break several bones in his hand at the
ball game last week.
Miss Cora Holbrook was in Rochester
Sunday evening to attend the services at
the Universalist church.
Mrs. Nancy Neff and Miss Matte Mills
OF Pittsfield visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Neh Thursday and Friday.
Cart Butterheld has finished work FOR
A. f. Baker and is working for Ed.
Whitcomb through hsying.
Mrs. Charles Hanks, Mrs. Willis Bout
well and Miss Mabel Burditt Of Rochester
were guests of Mrs. Nellie Neff day last
week.
A son was born July to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Brown of Lincoln. Mrs. Brown
was Miss Celinda Patno, formerly OF this
town.
Mrs. Charles Norton, Clarence White
more and Fred Whittenore and lady Of
Ripton visited their cousin, Mrs. Ed.
Norton, last week.
There was q good game OF ball at
Stockbridge last Tuesday when Granville
and Stockbridge played. Score was 10 to
8 in favor Of Granville.
School in the Branch district closed
Friday, July 2. Number of pupils en-
rolled, %; average attendance, 10 rs.
Those having no absent or tardy marks
were Ella Barrows. Frederick Barrows.
Marion Holland, Frank Putnam, Beruice
Putnam aud William Leonard. Myrtle
Manning and Harold Ayers were absent
one day only. Cecil StiIson was absent
one day only during membership. Lot.
tie +. Newell was teacher.