Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10

Miss Jennie Blair has been visiting
friends In town.
Ex-Gov. Pingree OF Hartford was In
town yesterday.
The school goes tomorrow to spend a
day at the capital.
Ernest Dean OF Bethel has been visiting
at j. NJ. Atwood's.
G. w. A. Putnam has been indisposed
for several days past.
@. II. Bass OF New York city came Mon
day to visit friends here.
Miss Emma Moses closed her school
FRIDAY for three weeks vacation.
Leon ID. Latham OF West Hartford took
his school to the capital yesterday.
Geo. Wood has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to be out once
more.
Mrs. Mary Amsden and Miss Marcia
Amsden went to Sharon yesterday to visit
friends.
There will be work at the regular meet
ing OF the Rebekahs this week Friday
evening.
Mrs. e. N. Boyden returned to Newton
vile, Mass, and Mrs. M. A. Pierce to Bos-
ton yesterday. s1s ~. ,.,
Norman Bedford. general agent OF the
Keystone View company Of Meadviile,
Pa, Is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Lille are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Ned Alexander, In
Montpelier this weeF.
James Rand and brother, viii Rand ,Jr., |
of Bethel and Miss Ida Rand " ere recent |
guests at Fabien Dupuis'.
Services were resumed at the. Baptist |
house OF worship Sunday after the pas
tors three weeks vacation. ~
Among the guests at the Red Lion Inn
Monday we're r. T. Reed of Scranton, Pa, |
and r. 8. Scott OF ST. Louis, NO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Washburn OF
Felchville have been spending few Gays
here, guests OF Mrs. Mary Amsdef.
The Young Peoples Foreign M visionary
society OF the NJ. K. church will meet |
with Mrs. q. 0. Howe Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Thompson OF Darlington
came yesterday to visit her sister-in law,
Mrs. Jennie Bass. Mr.. Thompson and
son will come later.
Miss Sibyl Carr came yesterday from
White River Junction to visit Mrs. Thorn
as Carr between trains on her way to her
home In Waterbury.
Mrs. Ella M. Keith and her assistant.
Miss May Woodland, OF Worcester, Mass.
were guests OF Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Nor
row during their stay here.
The Mohican store, which has con-
spicuous and very readable half-page ad.
on page 8, is the concern managed by A.
A. Thresher, formerly OF this town.
P. j. Enright of Burlington, LII. Brown I
OF Bradford, q. L. Hathaway OF So. Cabot, |
Y. l.. Slavery OF Brandon and VIM. Skim
ner OF Royalton were in town Wednesday. 8
M. ]. Montgomery went to Winooski !.
MO lday to resume work as engineer for
Inc Porter Screen Co., which has made a
mer. c
b. Frank Herrick has purchased the 2
willard Tilson place on Elm street for a !
OF 3, 1000 and has moved his !.
amily there. Newell W. Fisk and fami-
Will occupy the house on Weston |
treet vacated by Mr.. Herrick.
free address will be given by F. ID. b
'onerby OF Philadelphia, Pa. supreme a
resident OF the Order OF Iron Hall of a
'aitimore city, on the principles and BEN (
nts OF the order in Dubois & Gays hall n
tuesday, evening, Nov. Is, at O'Clock. v
Frank g. Morse, formerly of this place
ut now OF East Montpelier. was granted n
divorce from his wife in Washington n
ounty court Tuesday on the ground OF W
dultery. Their infelici,y led to separa- n,
on previous to their removal from this al
lace. re-
James Carrigan has been enlarging and
.painting his fish market in the basement
the Lamson block on Merchants Row.
e has added two rooms, one in which III
pen oysters and the other for a Iunch
'om where he will serve CLANS, hot oss- h.
rs and night lunches. n,
e. W. Tewksbury & Co. are LOADING Il
lriosd OF wool tots week, putting I20O0 30
FUNDS in car. The medium grade wool =
lis Tor lsc- pound, but some OF the VI
lropshire wool demanded zoe. while ! CT
" hundred pounds of fine wool we're TEL
lrchased for 15c. The firm has an order 80,
smother carload to be delivered i'm 90
veterinary A. B. Gay was called to West plt
aintree the other day to prescrfbe for ful
lr or nve COWS OF Selva Thayer,s that re,
2 peen acting strangely. he at once -.
s-oe1 mat the animals had been poi ~
sssed beyond help. One Sled Fri6av tire
other saturday and q third Snndcv 80
ne stiil another Is doubtless dead NJ
: ! Time. The cows at first refused TO eat Wo
iater took to walking In circles. final y0l
l !. 70 the ground and dying In agony val
I was horrible to witness. a caSef,;i
lcn revealed the cause OF poisoninc- pnl
several years q nearly empty psinf and
nao been left BY the roadside. TIE will
e Gay Its possible usefulness as q Land
ser POI suggested itself to passinsr =:
1919 ems, VINO emptied what white lead siVi
o ~ into the field where the cat beel
Ieo The disastrous results hava and
.nt Mr. ThEyer an expensive lesson - -
now ne knows the proper snf{f3efeS =, .iael
mister and has saved the lie ~ 40 - be &
nal by Its timely use. falit