Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02

July and S, 1910. On the first day ex-
aminations will be given in arithmetic,
English grammar, physiology and by
giene and geography; and on the second
day in history, civil government and
spelling. This will be the only oppor-
tunity OF the season TO qualify for free
tnition. Intending candidates should
notify me at least one week before the
date. 4w ae j. Wesley Miller.
Notice.
For sale to settle an estate, a valuable
water power and grist mill OF 1-3 It. port
allie stone nearly new, india wheat bolt,
corn cracker and elevators. In connection
with this mill is wheelwrght and black
smith shop: forge is run by power, nice
lathe for wood turning. The dam is built
OF stone, never failing water.
This property is located in small viii
lage, no better farming surroundings in
the state. Fine chance to handle grain.
win sell this property very low for cash,
or will exchange for farm or village house
property,
For particulars inquire Of ]. e. Stafford,
Gsysville, Vt. ae tt
Mrs. E. E. Markham and Mrs. Celestia
Whipple were in Royalton over Memorial
day.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church cleared over 800 at their annual
fair last week.
Willis r. Edmunds Of Rutland was in
town over Sunday at the home of his
father, W. II. Edmunds.
Leroy A. Havey goes July ! to Kens-
ington, Conn, where he has a position as
assistant to DR.. Griswold.
There will be a public installation Of /
the officers of the local Masons at their I
hall this Thursday evening.
Miss o. P. j. Long left last week for
Boston after spending the winter with 4
Mrs. L. NJ. Greene OF River street.
The ladies Of the Uniyersslist church /
will serve supper in Harrington parlors
next Wednesday evening, June s, from .
to s.
Warren L. French OF Chicago, former
resident, arrived in town Monday and is
at present stopping with Charles H. Os-
good.
w. f. English has bought the old Kid
der farm in Rochester Of II. II. eastman
and sold the same to his son, Merton G.
English.
Mrs. John Z. Foley and daughter.
Nellie, left Saturday to join Mr.. Foley at
Springfield, Mass, where be has posi-
ton in the machine shops.
Mrs. Edith Davis left last week for
short trip TO visit relatives at Edgerton.
Wis, being accompanied by her aunt,
Miss Adelaide Hatch Of Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jeunay Of Church
street went to Enfield, n. H.. last week,
Mr.. Jenney to remain over Memorial day
and Mes. Jeuuey for months stay.
Mrs. Mary o. Waller and Miss Mary
Waller, who have been spending the win
ter at Pswtueket, have returned to Bethel
Ind opened their house on River street.
Nc. snd Mrs. Harry squsrra Of Pea
ury, 4ass, and Mr. aud Mrs. Heber
SAW ~ oi Windsor have been spending
few days 10 town with friends aud rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Wallace took an
INTO ride to Darlington Sunday and
'allcl oa Ms. Z. r.. Wallace at DE Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she has had an
operation for her eyes
Rev. r. G. Wilson and family. Who !
have been spending tie winter Ia South !
Carolina with relatives Of Mrs. Wilson, !
arrived in town Friday and are with bis ,
mother, Mrs. J. J. Wilson.
Clarence Booth has returned from Costa !
Rica and taken position as conductor on G
be Rochester railroad in place OF Leon c
'turteyant, who has engaged as passenger
brakeman on the Central Vermont. a
The alumni ball OF the South Royalton 6
High School Alumni association will b. +
given this year in the Bethel Town hail 6
Wednesday, June s, with music BY Gil {
on's orchestra and supper at the Bascom {
House.
Miss lku saegusa OF Tokyo, Japan, ar
lived q. Robert Mobiles Friday for the
ummer. Miss Saegusa has been a stu
lent The past year at the Boston School OF !,
)ratory and viii take ore year more
tudy there aud then expects to return %
apan.
A daughter, Rosina, was born May
3 TO SIR. aud Mrs. Gaetano Colletti. au i
hay IS a daHghler, Eva, to Mr.. and Mrs
iene Fumagalii. The parents in both
asses are natives Of Italy and the fathers
re employed as stone cutters for the
Woodbury. Granite Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoisington 81 =
lowell arrived in town Saturday Tor o. ten ] :
lays visit, during which time NJ Hois- I
nEtou expects to throw crooked Dis
With angle worm impaled thereon ia sew !
raj trout pools that be became acquaint- !
d with 10 his boy hood days.
Prof. Roberts and Charles Piumlev. +
committee OF the Mortified graded school g
district, were In town last Friday and /
lisited the room Of Prin. Walker 10 the !
" hitcomb high school It l. understood /
hat they made an oIer 20 Mr.. Walker 10