Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21

Inc OO~QpefatlNe creamery paiQ lDc. lOf
butter fat for June.
Lucius Fowler and wife visited in South
Royalton over Sunday.
| Conductor Geo. Peck aid wife of st. AL
bans were in town Monday.
Fred Smith of Woodstock has been re-
cent visitor at Allen Priests.
W. B. Wall vent to Rutland Wednesday
and W. F Wedgwood to Boston.
Chestina Porter has transferred her
place in the Tatro neighborhood to Seth
Flint.
Prof. A. L. Hardy of st. Johnsbury was
in town Tuesday en- route to Amherst,
Mass.
Levi Needham has been confined to the
bed the past week with inflammation OF
the bladder.
John Udall OF STAFFORD and Miss Clare
Bagley of Keene, N. H., arrived Saturday
to visit at Eugene Wardner's.
Miss Sarah Thacher OF Woodstock is a
visitor at e. A. Thacher's. c. s. Clapp of
Mortified was there Saturday.
Mrs. Omri Greene OF Glen Cove, Long
Island, with her little son, Carl, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sllas Chad
wick.
Friday party of young people enjoyed
a ride to Silver lake in Barnard. Mrs. A.
B. Fish and a small party also spent the
day, there.
G. R. Granger, administrator of the es-
tate of Betsey Herrick, has decided the
place on Randolph avenue to Mrs. w. f.
Wedgwood.
ebb. No effort was made to have the town
represented in the state convention held
at Burlington yesterday.
Margaret and Howard Burnap of Fitch
burg, Mass, arrived Friday to spend sew
eral weeks at the home Of Wilbur How
ard, their grandfather.
Miss Edna King ten years old, fell about
eleven feet last Friday from piazza roof
and was picked up inseusible. She was
badly bruised but sustained no serious in
juries.
Joseph Raymond and Miss Carrie
Tewksbury went to York Beach, Me-,
Monday. Miss Fora Tewksbury left the
same day for Newbury where she will Wis
1t Miss Ella Bixby.
There is veritable pest of millers in
town, probably the result OF the preva-
lence OF worms. Some six quarts were
taken from each of the arc light globes
Tuesday morning.
Herbert Parker has succeeded Chauncey
Belden of Royalton as an employe OF the
Cooperative creamery. The latter has
gone to New York to work fer his broth
er in a steam laundry.
e. "A. Thomas show window, with its
moss encircled pool, is very suggestive OF
cooler resorts than the east side OF Main
street. This design was planned by For
est Totman. Walter Moore and Dan Morse.
DR.. H. t. Hanks, having resigned the
position of professor of diseases OF women
In the New York Post graduate Medical
school and hospital, has been made pro-
lessor emeritus by the board OF directors.
Misses Mary Thayer and Adeline Gray
OF Waterbury Conn, who had been spend
ing q short vacation here and In Braintree,
went back to the city Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Holden OF the Gem
ter.
At the grange meeting Saturday even
ing the program for brothers night will
include the presentation of "The Little
Brown Jug" three-act temperance dra-
ma involving eight characters. Randolph
orchestra has also consented to be pres.
emit.
Misses Ellen and Kate Griswold OF Bos-
ton, granddaughter OF the late Loren
Griswold, q former resident, returned
home Saturday, after ten days visit in
this vicinity, guests OF Mrs. V. l. Spear.
Miss Maud Blanchard was also visitor
at Mrs. Spears last week.
Since Vermont has produced naval he
roes like Dewey and Clark, there Is more
or less curiosity from without to learn
Just what her other productions are. The
coming State fair at Billings park, Aug.
30-Sept. 2, will be q grand opportunity to
find out just what the state Is doing in the
development OF her resources through the
intelligence OF her people. 81
Mrs. Herbert Wiswell OF Boston, with
her daugh CarIotta, and son, Richard,
arrived last Thursday to spend their eigh
season at w. w. Jones'. Mrs. Wiswell's
sister Ia law and lady friend are expect
ed to arrive at Pleasant View farm the last
of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Stilman Sim
onds OF Hartford, Conn.,, will also be
among Mr. Jones' summer visitors.
States Attorney Darling made pro-
fessional call on our village Saturday
evening, and, accomp anied by Officers
Boswell, Parish, Clark and Kent,
raided the establishment kept by e. P.
Libbey in the basement OF Lemuel Rich
mond's block. Eight bottles OF unmis-
taxable lager beer were found, and also
several kegs and bottles of an effervescent
compound denominated shop beer" The
latter was sampled by the experts on the
raiding squad and pronou need non. sex
hilirating. Libbey was arraigned before
Hon. James Hutchinson and pleaded
guilty to five first offences OF selling and
one first offence OF keeping with intent to |
sell. The lager beer was condemned and
adjudged forfeited. Libbey was fneo 90
and costs, the whole amounting to S66.06. |