Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
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Afrg. Charles " hAic0nu u west halt-
- Il guest OF Mrs. II. n. Mattison.
mana Davis Of Plainfield was here last
.ssk 10 visit his sister, Miss Elsie Davis,
IA. P. Buttons.
II K. Townsville has rented the Ellen
gead house OF II. s. Fits and will take
possession at once.
uine-pound girl was bern Friday at
80 O'Clock a. M. to Mr.. an Mrs. Lee
Whitney. Mrs. Lucy Robbins is caring
for Mrs Whitney.
Miss Mary Tucker OF Tunbridge is
working for Miss Nellie Corwin, taking
~ place OF Mrs. Alexander, who finished
there last Thursday.
Miss Ellen Dewey returned home from
Barre city last week, where she mad been
working for Mrs. Shepard in her millin-
srv store since February.
AIrs. Herbert I. Judd went Saturday to
BARGE city to visit her cousin, Miss Belle
Chandler. She returned Monday night,
accompanied by Miss Chandler.
Tbs Chelsea grange will hold a sociable
Il their hall Tuesday evening, June 81 f,
consisting OF program, games and
promenading. Everybody il invited.
Mr. aud Mr.. Herbert r. Kennedy OF
bridgeport, Coma, came Monday night
f8r two weeks visit 10 thtt mother,
Mrs Ruth Kennedy, and brother, +. II.
Kennedy, on North Main street.
Miss Rachel Comstock went Tuesday to
ST. Johnsbury TO attend commencement
exercises at II. Johnsbury academy, from
which her sister, Miss Sylvia Comstoek.
i graduated. Both are to return home
saturday.
George Washington lodge, No. 81, +.
aud A. NJ, is requested to meet in the
lodge room next sunday morning at 10
a. m. for the purpose Of attending
service at the Methodist church in q
body. All who can come.
Rev. aud Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Comstock and Mrs. W. p.
Townsend went to Montpelier Tuesday
to attend the annual conference OF YER
mont Congregational churches held in
that city Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wheeler were here
last week from Bradford, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Stanton. Mrs.
Wheeler was formerly Miss Fuller and
taught one year in the academy here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler live in New York
city.
Earle Thorne, son OF Mr. and Mrs. r.
@. Thorne, went last week TO Boston,
whence, after a few days visit to rela-
tives, he left for the West. He is at
present In Humboldt, Ia, and expects to
remain in that vicinity for several
months.
The Dramatic company made a success
u the play, "Crawfo rd's Claim" last
week, the parts being all taken finely.
The company have decided to play again
Monday evening, July 4, presenting the
rural comedy, "The Old New Hampshire
Home, !" in three acts. The cast contains
eleven people and several supers. They
are planning for good music, social
dance after the play and fine time for
all.
At the Republican caucus Tuesday
Fleetwood delegates were elected over the
Mead ticket by vote of 81 to 43. The
delegates are Stanley c. Wilson, fl. T.
Walker and u. n. Madison; district, f.
A. Corwin, Il. Ralph Walker and Dean
Gilman; county, II. K. Darling, g. l..
Hayward, w. F. Dewey, w. II. Emery
aud W. II. sprague; town committee, w.
IL. Emery, Horace Monkey, ID. II. III
msn, ]. NJ. Comstock and e. y. Barnes.
By request OF many OF his friends, Dan
p. Dickinson gave an organ concert at
the Congregational church last Sunday
afternoon from to o'clock. Although I
a rainy afternoon, large and apprecia-
tive audience were present 10 listen to his
beautiful music. Mr.. Dickinson has just 1
closed term of several months service as
organist for the Fourth Presbyterian !
church, New York city, and goes the first 4
OF July to Briarcliii Manor, SO miles up 1
the Hudson from New York, for sum
mer engagement and returns to Columbia l
university, Oct. /, for another year.
Next Sunday Mr.. Dickinson plays at the
Hedding Methodist church, Barre, and I
the Sunday following at Bethany church,
Montpelier.