Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-10

New York.
The Burroughs house on Main street is
being reprinted.
Alvan Holman Of St. Adams has been
about town lately.
p. F. McLauren OF New York has been
in the village for few days.
Scion Rawson OF Underhill was guest
at Mr.. A. E. Hendricks owe. Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Mccall arrived at Elm Cot
tage, Saturday evening, from New York.
The Methodist Sunday school had its
annual picnic at Mari Castle park Friday.
Mrs. M. Tisdale OF Swampscott, Mass,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Brooks are back
from summers sojourn at Queen City
Park.
Mrs. Ferdinand Steele and twin daugh-
tiers started Tuesday for their home IN
Detroit.
Miss Helen Richardson of Burlington
has been staying with Arthur and MISS
Emma Pratt.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Rosa Mcintyre at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, September 18th.
Miss Lizzie Dunbar, who had been here
on visit to her brother, Dave Dunbar,
returned Saturday to Montreal.
| Miss M. Lucina Saxton has secured q
position in the Franklin, Mass, public
Schools, as teacher in the sixth grade.
! Deputy United States Marshal ]. A..
Boswell started Friday for Tacoma, WASH,
with Lem Ark Wei, Chinese prisoner or
dered back to China.
| Mrs. George Burnap and three children,
\ who have been spending month with
Deacon and Mrs. w. Howard, are again
at their home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Ernest Archambault Of Lynn, Mass,
stopped here last week on his way nome
from Enosburgh Falls, where he had been
to attend the funeral OF his older brotner,
the late Eugene Archambault.
Mrs. Elizabeth CBabbitt) Silverthorne
and her daughter, Bessie, took their de-
parture Monday for Roanoke, Va. They
were accompanied BY Miss Minnie Smitn,
who is to enter the Roanoke college Lnls
term. The ladies were to stop in New
York until the last OF the week ana tneh
proceed to Virginia.
This really astonishing story, from a
physiological standpoint, has worked IT.
self East through the medium OF q West
ern paper AN item is going the rounds
of the Michigan state press to the enect
that a young lady had a needle enter her
waist about year ago and IT recently
worked its way out of the arm Of young
man in another city"
The piece OF highway on South Main
street. between 8. v. HOlman's Glenslde
and the house OF Levi Erskine, has been
greatly improved at an outlay OF about
$500. The road has been widened, the Ole
culyerts removed, and new wall lalo on
each side OF the street, while tile has been
put through in two places to carry on tne
, water. A neat iron railing on eaca ~.
further improves the appearance OF tna'
part OF South Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. v. NJ. Hardy are enjoy
ing vacation Of three weeks al fork
Beach. Me-, and before their return mr.
Hardy may perhaps &c. to the WOODS o.
Maine for a short time. The White
rhnrch will be closed next Sunday, but
the Sunday after, September 10th, Rev. z
Il. Curtis Of Beloit, Ala, president OF the
industrial Missionary association OF thai
state will occupy the pulpit, and the 27tt
the Rev. Irwin A. Flint Of Falmouth, Me.
will nreach. The Sunday school and
nrayer meetings will be held as usual.
The annual excursion to Montreal will
he Monday. September 14th, and will give
an Opportunity to visit the great Provin'
cial exhibition, the Agricultural and In
dustrial fair and the many other attrac'
tions of the Canadian metropolis. INT
, fare for the round trip will be S1.5O from
ali stations on the Central Vermont, pc
tween WiIliston and Windsor, including
Montpeiier. Barre and Williamstown
The tickets will be good going on all reg
ular and special trains the l4th only, ane
good returning until the 10Th, put M
. stop-over privileges will be allowed.
An application for charter to give TN
village 81 West Randolph the right u
light its streets with electricity; to plac
, poles and wire for the same; to secur'
electric power, or to contract with prlvat
parties to furnish electric light and power
} will be made at the coming session OF N
legislature The charter Will no douDt
procured, Whether or not practical advan
tape will be taken of it, rests with our CIT
liens. The Bethel company is ready 70 g
ahead with the plan outlined some TIM
ago. but will not subscribe all OF the az
ditional stock necessary. We must q
something ourselves. Shall weE
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredd o. Thompson Q
, Swampscott. Mass, after visiting in Pal
mer. have spent several weeks at Elm Got
tage. West Sebago, Maine, their daughter
EVELYN Wires Thompson being with them
The house was full Of young. people, wh'
j. enioyed by day the drives In mountel,
wagons to Naples, Denmark, the Cornls
fair. Hiram Falls, Bridgton at the hea
. OF Long Pond, and that most lovely steam
. er trip through Long Pond. There Is ans
: that lar famed Songo river, where on
. must steam eight miles, turning snarpi
twenty times, in order to travel
distance, as the crow flies, OF two and one
: half miles, and then for fourteen mile
. down that beautiful sheet OF water know
/ as Sebago Lake. Mrs. Thompson prove
her early training BY Turing, the war q,
pickerel from his retreat under the ~
: nads on ssSabbaday" pond VIM
EVELYN gathered the pond lille
: that near and far dot the surface 9
The water. From Sebago, they went =
+. Portland, where, making their headquar
tiers at the new Congress Square note
9 they were able to take the harbor trips !
t steamers which ply between Portland an
Harpswell island, twenty-five miles away
.. Mrs. A. L. Morse writes thus :; trea
South Dakota, through which she is tray Y
! cling. and gives her impressions OF tn
country :-ssfhe Dakota scenery IS lnoee