Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30
chelsea Home News.
!. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

ii n.rnIar meeting OF the Grange Friday
-, Work 1st and I'd degrees.
o. lima H. Godfrey has been spend
Nm me mast week In Randolph visiting
rlends.
n..ha,t comstock came Saturday from
Zen for his vacation from Kimball
Union academy.
v,s Frances A. Nichols Of Woodstock
eating her brother, Warren stearns,
% the West HILL
lhsrt Heutz OF Boston came last week
md the summer with his nephew,
\, a. T. Marshall.
n, and Mrs. Daniel Cox Of Walden
.rs besn visiting the past week Mrs.
- sister, Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn.
n, and Mrs. H. r. Kennedy returned
bridgeport, Conn. Saturday after q
- weeks visit to relatives in town.
u,s Herbert J. Wyckoff and children
VorWich, Conn.,, came Saturday to
.sna The summer at j. NJ. Comstock's.
Hin OF Cherokee, okl., came
.,sn8av with his family to spend the
rssk until Friday with his brother, n. J.
n F. George is painting new scenery
i, the play BY the Dramatic Co. July
IN There is nothing left out by this
company.
Miss Mary A. Wills spent last week in
washington visiting her sister, Mrs.
gsrash seaver. She returned home Sat-
urisy night.
NJ. aud Mrs. Victor Moore, daughter,
pubr and son, Harold, OF Concord, n.
n are visiting Mrs. Moore's parents,
M and Mrs. c. A. Densmore.
Nfa Edward Mason OF Randolph spent
49, DAYS in town last week At A. w.
ybituey's, the guest OF her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Dana II. Morse.
G I. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, accom-
nnied by his nephew, J. Q. Hood, was
b guest Of William F. Hood over Sun
dsy returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers OF Ran
5olph are spending the week among their
many friends in town. II seems good to
- them about town once more.
Leon Durien OF New York city,
fisnd Of +. A. Ordway, is in town for a
weeks vacation from business. Mr
Durien was here with his family eight
years ago.
Charles George OF AndoEer, n. H.,
cane saturday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
# leonard Thompson. He IL accompanied
s. Biz daughter, Mrs. Bernard Morey, OF
DE- same place.
III aud Mrs. James A.. Moron and
hmIIY Of ST. JohBsbury are visiting Mrs.
Nofrons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alien
Bekinson. on Court street They came
d their Maxwell automobile.
Miss Grace Jones. who has been In
llarsaee, Mass, the past three weeks,
H.urned home last week. She was ac-
0mmuied BY Miss Helen J. Lang OF that
cts, aho will remain for part Of her va
a,on.
school in No. :, taught by Miss Noyes,
closed Friday, June "a, with exercises,
4 beloved by refreshments Of ice cream
and cake The following were perfect in
a,en5ance:- Ruth +. Gogey, Ella Nj.
Gsui. Alice r. Button, Ernest Button,
Katie Goss, Harley George and George
Reed.
Sheriff II. #. Baldwin Of Wells River,
when be eeu, home Friday afternoon was
accompanied hy Misses Hazel and Myrtle
Rixby 10 spend saturday and Sunday
With bis daughter, Miss Berniee Baldwin.
4 They report 4 fne auto ride and lovely
a time At The BALDWIN home in Wells River.
They returned home Monday noon.
D. Carleton Of the frm Of Williams 4
Carleton. Hartford, Conn, accompanied
4 BY his sister, Miss Eliza beth Carleton, his
niece, Miss Alice Carleton, Joseph Tracy
and Waiter Davis, came last week.
Msssrs. Tracy and Davis, who are en-
rloyed 10 The store OF Mr.. Carleton, came
home % recruit, the former from an in
B lufy aud the latter from sickness. The
0rietons we're guests OF Mrs. Mary Tracy
On South Main street. They returned
home Friday sith the exception Of Miss
Alice, who is spending the week here.
school in No. IS. taught by Miss
ls1ne NJ. Thorne, closed last Friday.
Number pupils enrolled, 10; average At
tendance, 1916. There were no tardy
usrks during the term. Those present
every day were Archie b., Delmer W. and
Elmer H. Beede, Nerna 4. and Raymond
q doulton, Hazel b. and Leon Z. lay
9f Verna Z. Moulton and BERTHE r.
laylor missed no words in spelling dur
ing the term. The wild flower chart con
Ainod the names of los flowers that had
been brought in and identified by mem
tars q the school and the bird chart 4s
birds that the children bad learned 70 rec
oguize BY sight or by song.
ST. Johns Day Observance.
s. Johns day was observed at the
IoFn hall Sunday afternoon at ? O'Clock
sa2sf the auspices OF George Washington
lodge, No, 81, r. aud A. NJ. The stage
vas prettily trimmed with bank Of red
cover, white roses and potted ferns, with
: large square and compass over the
'peakef's stand. On either side at the rear
we're pictures OF George Washington
ofaped With the flag. The hall was filled
. rs utmost capacity, the Masonic fra
N5nlty occupying the front seats.
The Aasons met in Masonic ball and
marched in order to the Town hall.
Iaere were li6 in line, as being members
VI George Washington lodge and the 9th
tts Tom South Royalton, Stanford, Will
JAMESTOWN, Corinth, West Fairlee and
representatives. from several other lodges.
ne exercises in the hall were in charge
y a. F. Bryant, wershipfui master Of
george Washington lodge, and opened
Slth song by a quartet consisting q
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