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

Saturday.
Alfred Dodge visited Jerry Wilson the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hodgkins were in
Rochester day recently.
William Doubleday has returned from
visit in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Matte Mills has returned from
several weeks stay IN New York.
Carl Sleeper OF Barnard has been work
ing for A. W. Ballard the past week
Mrs. Jeits, Mrs Christine joy and Miss
Lena Doubleday are visiting in Rutland.
Mr.. Curtis, OF the firm Of Phelps
Curtis, has moved back to Sidney, y. \.
Miss YoIande Rice OF Barnard came
Saturday to spend few days at Z. NJ.
Nye's.
Edwin and Fred Goodwin Of Randolph
we're the guests OF Melville Gould over
Sunday.
F. o. Packard of HinsdaIe, n. H., was
the guest OF relatives in town the FIRST Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Chapman Of Bethel
we're at NJ. L. Wymau, Jr's., the nrst OF
the week.
Miss Florence BowIes OF White River
Junction is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
L. II. Mills.
The White River railroad construction
men are here putting in the foundation
for a station.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin is spending
a few days with her son, e. b. Chamber
lin, and family.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Lang and two
daughters Of Rochester were in town the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Jennie Boutwell, of Bethel is
with her brother, Arthur Ballard, and
family for a week.
Pearl Hodgkins OF Rochester has been
passing a few days with his brother, q.
S. Hodgkins, and family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. Allen entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Johnson and two
sons OF Randolph Monday.
Z. p. Boutwell, and sister, Lura, were
in Bethel last week Wednesday TO VISIT
their sister. Mrs. Albert Dinsmore.
]. Il. Taught of Burlington, agent for
the Oliver typewriter, was in town re-
Gently and sold Leon Reed a typewriter.
The high and primary schools joined in
Pre- Memorial exercises Friday afternoon
which we're very good and much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. [. Wyman, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman were IN
Barnard Monday night TO play at
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ballard enter
tanned his sister, Mrs. Nellie Webster,
and daughter, Eva, OF Woodstock from
Saturday until Monday.
/ Mrs. Louise Burnham, who is 76 years
of age, walked over hall mile and gath
cred evergreen with which TO make
/ wreaths for Memorial day.
/ Mrs. Ned Lyon taught the primary
school part OF last week on account OF the
illness of Miss Leda Smith, who is not
able to sit up at this writing.
Most OF the people in town enjoyed
/ line view OF the comet Thursday evening.
/ Ii was also seen Friday and Saturday
evenings, but not SO plainly.
4 Mrs. Jefts OF Brattleboro has been the
guest for few days Of her sister, Mrs.
+ Fred Roundy, also another sister Mrs.
/ Joy OF Royalton, has been here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr., and
Burns osgood and Miss Dora Phelps were
/ in White River junction and Woodstock
Saturday, making the trip in Mr.. Wy
mans auto.
4 Mrs. Anna Sawyer, who has heen
I amending the winter with her daughter,
/ Mrs. James Sargent, in Mortified, and
I Mrs. Ella NJ Page, who has been passing
the winter in Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived at
the Cobble Saturday.
Memorial Day.
Memorial day passed of pleasantly in
4 this town. Early Monday morning
delegation OF twelve veterans went to
stock bridge to decorate the graves OF
comrades 10 Maplewood cemetery. From
4 there they came to Mount Pleasant,
I where they we're joined by other COM
i rades, Wyman's drum corps and the
school children. At noon dinner was en-
+ loved at @. A. r.. hall by the veterans and
Relief corps.
i AT LAS all formed in line and, led by
Wyman's drum corps, escorted the speak
/ er OF the day to the hall, where the exer-
cises we're as follows Music, Wyman's
orchestra; prayer, Rev. Mrs. Martin, Lin
coins Address, by Comrade A. L. Cur
rier; song, high school children; recita-
ton, Ruth Mills; music, orchestra; recl-
tation, Winnie Richardson; song, chill
dren; recitation, Alfred Mills; drill by
high school children; music, orchestra;
address, L. B. johnson; singing OF
"America'' by all; benediction, Rev. Mrs.
Martin.
The music by the orchestra was unusu-
allv good. With Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Chapman, the
addition Of George Burrelle, trap drum
mer, was much enjoyed.
Mr.. johnson in an easy, pleasant man
ner. without notes, told Of some OF the
principal battles and how the battiehelds
appear today. All we're glad to hear him.
The songs and recitations by the school
children gave the audience much pleasure
and the drill by the members Of the high
school showed excellent training.
At the close of the exercises }. A.
CbedeI invited the members of the post
and w. R. c. to have ice cream with him
in the school room.
Constipation and Indigestion means,
use the American Liver Tablets. AT Gil
druggists. 10o. and 25e.