Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
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Mrs. Harriette Waterman WAS in Bethel
Saturday and Sunday.
Clifford A. Britton OF Norfolk, Va, is 3
guest al J. II. Wsldo's.
Bethel Whittier OF Brookdeld spent
Saturday night at Seymour Cuiver's.
Mrs. Charles Cutler OF Bethel visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Monday.
Miss Sadie Rogers Of Laconis, n. H., is
the guest Of Mrs. George A. Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.. Russell of More.
town are visiting his brother, F. F.. Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark White Of Bethel
were the guests Of her aunt, Mrs. George
Smith, Monday.
Charles Waterman OF Lsconia, \. H., is
spending a few days with his father,
Robert Waterman.
Saint Paul's church, Sunday, Sept. ls-
Evening Prayer and sermon at 4 P. m.
Everyone invited.
Those attending the Golden Rule c. E.
union at Bethel Saturday were Rev. ]. L.
Holden and Mrs. George Waterman.
David B. Wild started Tuesday for Meri.
den, n. H., where he expects to study in
kimball Union academy for the next two
years.
Rev. ]. L. Holden left Monday for a
visit to bis parents in TiconderoRa, n.
Y, where they are planning a reunion,
expecting all the family to be at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waterman and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterman returned
from Hartford, Conn, Monday, making
the trip in ten hours With their automo-
bile.
Miss Olive Gibson gave a most interest
ing address at the Cong'l church, Mon
day evening on her work under the
Cong'l Educational society in New
Mexico.
Charlie Freeman, Harvey Bingham and
Hugh Sherlock took dinner with Theron
Culver last Sunday. They were class
mates at the South Royalton high school
last year.
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain OF Cromwell,
Conn, gave an interesting entertainment
last Friday evening under the auspices OF
the {. +. society. instrumental and
vocal music furnished by home talent
added to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
Charles H. Pierce, formerly of Royal
ton, aud who has been assistant professor
OF mechanics and railroad engineering at
the University OF Vermont for the past
four years, has been appointed assistant
engineer in the water resources branch OF
the q. 8. Geological survey and will be
stationed at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
for a study Of the water resources OF that
territory.
Death Of Mrs. e. A. Greene.
Mrs. Edward A. Greene died suddenly
Sept. 10 at the home OF her daughter,
Jennie Slack, at Sharon, where she
had been for several weeks. The funeral
were held at her late home In
Royalton on Monday, Rev. J. T. Whitney
officiating, and interment was made in
he family lot ct East Randolph.
Mrs. Mary (Webster) Greene was born
IN Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. rs, 1S4S, and
to Royalton when she was six
years old. She was q member OF the
church. Her life was 8 busy one,
ilIed with usefulness and Christian help
'uIness to her family and friends. For
rears she has been q member OF the
Woman's Relief corps OF South Royalton,
It one time being president OF that organ
She ls survived by her husband, <. A.
Greene; six children, Mrs. b. b. Cutler, OF
-ynn, Mass, Mrs. Rix Williams OF
Mrs. Jennie Slack OF Sharon,
Iohn Greene OF Northampton, Mass,
Pearl Greene of this place and Mrs. Ralph
'endleton OF Lynn; and two grandchil-
Iren, Lawrence Slack and John Greene.
Mrs. Greene will be sadly missed In the
circle and in the community and
he sIncerest sympathy is everywhere felt
or the s~orrowing relatives in this sudden
,ereavement.