Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-05

Prot. VI. :. Villas, the New Principal
e. A. Eidredge Of Warren was in town
Monday.
A. Il. Lane and wife started yesterday
for their home in Boston.
Mrs. NJ. c. Russlow is visiting her
daughter in Norwood, N. Y,
Miss Grace Applebee of Littleton, n. H.,
is visiting at o. 3d. CopelaDd's.
Miss Georgia White is at home from
Burlington for a months vacation.
f. NJ. Gould and wife Of Burlington
have visited at IL. T.. Salisbury's this
week.
Mrs. susa Bass and A. E. Bass went to
Higbgate Friday. DR.. Stewart was there
over Sunday.
Mrs. f L. and Mrs. c. e. Higgins Of
Concord, NJ IL, are visiting To-Day at h.
A. Leonard's.
Harold Thompson and +. L. Sault left
Tuesday on a bicycle trip to ST. Adams,
Highgate and Swanton.
g. S. Harger, postal clerk on the Boston ,
Providence and New York line, is spend
ing week with l. A. Rice.
Mrs. Hattie Jewett and three children of
Maiden, Mass, are visiting in this yicini-
ty, being guests last week of +. +. Cope
land.
Miss Minnie smith arrived Tuesday
night for a stay OF month. Since leav-
ing Virginia she has been visiting in
Iowa.
w. Eugene Kimbal, John Pratt and
sister, Miss Helen, add Miss Bessie Jones
OF Brooklyn arrived Monday at Montague
Place.
Mrs Geo. n. Russell aud daughter Of
Albany, n. Y returned home Thursday
after a two weeks visit at the Misses
Matthews.
Rev. Mr.. Hurlburt OF Moretown
preached at the NJ. r. church Sunday and
Rev. q. o. Howe is expected TO supply
next Sunday.
II. A. Leonard and wife returned from
Fairfax Monday. His mother was buried
Sunday and his father Is to come here to
live with him.
F. E. Healey, Jr., has rented A. g:
Wheeler's house on Randolph Ave. and
his family will come from Whyland,
Mass, TO occupy 1t next month.
Mrs. s. NJ. Slocum and two children,
Robert and Sabrs, from Waterbury,
Conn, are visiting Mrs. c. T.. Abbott at
Highland Place for few weeks.
The concreters are now at work laying
a gutter in front of the blocks on Main
street, to take the place OF the paved
trough that has long been an eye sore and
nuisance.
VIM. Terry shows stalks OF oats nearly
five feet high, well-iilled, raised in worth
less pasture land by the use OF Il. Frank
Goes fertilizer, $50 lbs. to the acre, and
nothing else.
The teams OF DR.. Russlow and Heber
Holman cOllided near the Manchester
place Tuesday evening, the horses being
frightened by dog. The carriages were
considerably shattered.
A. +. Kendrick resumed duty as travel
ling agent for the Willard Mfg. Co. OF St
Adams Monday. His vacation was pro-
longed two weeks, the company being so
crowded with orders as to make his trip
unnecessary.
The corps of teachers for the Graded
school has been completed, vita the ex-
ception OF the music teacher, by the en-
gagement OF Mary s. Dubois as first as
sstant principal; Mary Lucina Saxton as
second assistant and Eunice NJ. Flint as
second primary teacher. Miss Saxton,
since her former residence here has been
graduated from Mt. Holyoke college and
for the past year has taught at Franklin,
Mass. Miss Flint OF Granville is well
known as popular young lady and sue
cessful teacher.
No actual steps have yet been taken
to ward abating the nuisance caused by
the Brigham creamery outflow. The
company has had a surveyor from Boston
to draw plan for sewerage and the vii
lage trustees have also submitted a plan
with which they would be satisfied The
latter calls for greater outlay than the
company is willing to make and it threat
ems to close the creamery if the trustees
insist. While this step would perhaps be
unfortunate in some respects for ali, the
loss would be greatest to the comnapy
that made the Investment. Our people,
while not at all hostile to the company or
its manager, will support tie trustees in
their determination to require some sys.
TEN OF sewerage at the creamery that will
insure public heath and make life some
thing else than torment in the vicinity
during the heated term.