Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-07


charles Duke OF Montpelier is a guest
If George A. Tracy.
AR. and Mrs. F.. E. Atwood were in
town over the Fourth
Gertrude Medcalf went Friday to Barre
q, visit her cousin, Beth Skinner, over
the Fourth.
Miss Gertrude Bacon, who has been
.ssching school 10 Claremont, n. H.,
eame home Saturday.
Nine hundred and sixty people were
,soistered at the Orange County hotel be-
tween June 1 and July D.
afr. and Mrs. Earle Parker Of Barre
c.tv spent the Fourth with her parents,
Nr. and Mrs. F. A. ordway.
NJ. and Mrs. Louis Densmofe OF Bos-
,on came Saturday to visit Mr.. Dens-
mores mother, Mrs. Dennis Densmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich OF
Northfeld came Monday night TO attend
the play aud dance given by the Dramatic
Co.
Dan P. Dickinson, who spent the
,,onth Of June VI th his aunt, Mrs. Laura
Tracy. returned TO New York city Thurs
GLADYS. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cushman OF Tunbridge, spent the
Fourth with her grandmother, Mrs.
Nellie Alexander.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles X. Darling OF
Concord, Mass, returned home Saturday
after spending few days with his father,
Hon. J. X. Darling.
Mrs. George Andrus and daughter,
Laura, OF Concord, n. H., have been
-. In. ha
Of Mrs. Ellen Scales. !.
A teachers examination Is held at the
high school room on Thursday ana Fri
day of this week under direction Of Su-
perintendent'H ID. Casey.
Lester Bryant OF Lincoln made brief
visit to his niece, Mrs. Theron Spear, on
bis way TO the Republican stale conven-i
ton last week where be was delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wright have sold
their place on North Main street TO
Thomas QuAide OF Lynn, Mass. Price
$500, and they take possession this week
Mrs. Benjamin Tucker OF Tunbridge is
assisting in the care Of her sister, Mrs. Z. /
A. Corwin, who has been sick and con-
hned to the bed the past ten days, but Is
now improving.
llf. and MIS- IL n - NV
land came Saturday over the mountain IN
their auto. Mrs. sherburne will remain 1
Tor a few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Lyman Burbank.
a. s. Fits had as guests over the
Fourth Mr.. and Mrs John sprague, Mi.
and Mrs. Andrew surague and Mrs. Mary I
Fits Of Manchester, \. II. They re-
turned Monday night.
J.E. Teplin and his daughter, Alice,
from Corinth were guests at his brothers,
George TapIin's, last Saturday. Mr..
Tsplin was one OF the delegates from Cor
inth 10 the Republican county conven-
ton.
Richard II. Bacon OF North Charles
town. n. H., son of L. n. Bacon, who re-
sides on the West Hill, has purchased
Elisha Burgess farms on the Washington
stage road. Consideration, $500. Pos
session to be given in the fall
Hale X. Darling is al home from the
hospital at Burlington where he bad an
operation for appendicitis. His many
friends will be glad to know be is getting
along finely and although very weak ex-
poets to be we'll in : few weeks.
Notice was given last Sunday from the
PULPIT OF the Congregational church that
the Offering for DR.. Young would be TAX
en- next sunday. This is OF interest to
ali who have the DR.. Young barrels IN
their homes, and a generous Offering Is
hoped for.
Marcellus Gould OF Concord, n. H.,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Mrs. Quint, came Saturday In bis auto
mobile, remaining over Sunday at the
Orange County hotel. They left Mon
DAY, continuing their trip home via
Montpelier and Burlington.
At the democratic caucus Friday night,
the delegates elected were II. Q. bixhy
and F. A. Grant, state convention, and I.
81. Beckwith and J. NJ. Grant to district
convention. The following town COM
mlltee was also elected &C. NJ. Beckwhh,
n. o. Bixby, l. n. Lucas, J. NJ. Grant,
F. A. Grant.
Sir. ana Mrs. Fred Weeks Of Shirley,
Mass. came Friday in their 5tevens-D1ryea
suiomobile. They we're accompanied ny
their daughter, Miss Bertha, and son,
winired. Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks were
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Lewis.
They left for home "Wednesday morning
aud we're accompanied by Mrs. H. o.
BiKby far weeks visit at their home.
As Lyman Fits, son OF Il. 5, Fits, was
exploding frecraokers Monday, one went
OF too near his face, filing his eye with
powder. making disagreeable and dan
gerous wound TO the sight OF that organ.
DR.. Godfrey was summoned and removed
a quantity OF powder from his eye ana
face. # is hoped the sight OF the eye
will not be impaired and no serious scars
after the injury is healed. It was pref
ty close call for s"Jack."
School in District No. 9 closed JULY /.
Those having no marks were Joseph
BIondin, Ruby Clarke, Cornelius W.
Clarke, Amber B. Cole, Max {. Cole, Her
man Edwards, Charlie E. Titus ana
James Titus. Lyman Sprague and Olive
Walker had no absent marks. Gertrude
Davis and Margaret II. shay we're aosent
one day on account OF sickness. Whole
number of pupils, IA; average attendance
10 81. Jessie E. Davis was teacher.
The school in South Washington,
taught by Laura r. Fuller, closed July
J. Whole number OF pupils, 49, average
attendance, 1913. The following had no
marks during the term:-Blanche 40
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