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

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Arthur Abbott of East Berkshire is
home on vacation.
Miss Tassie A. Sprague OF Manchester.
n. H., is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Fits.
Miss Mary B. Fits OF Mt. st. Mary's
academy, Manchester, N. H., is among the
new arrivals in town.
Miss Nellie Haskins of CIaremont, N.
H., and James Haskins of Johnson are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Frank Titus.
Mrs. L. H. Allen of Brookfield and her
granddaughter, Miss Marjorie Twiss of
Milford, N. H., were visiting friends in
town last week.
Hon. ]. X. Darling. Hon. Geo. l.. Stow
and States Attorney q. X. Darling attend
Fairlee Monday.
in this vicinity. Some of them, picked
out at random, measured Sd inches
wide and Sd inches long.
complete report of the celebration
July 4th, with prizes awarded, will be
given in next weeks issue. Leave your
order this week II you wish extra copies.
Record OF weather as kept by George
Dewey for June, 1898: Maximum temper
ature, $50 18th day; minimum tempera-
ture, $40, 10th day; mean temperature,
627o total precipitation 2.24 inches;
mean temperature for June, 1897, $3.50
total precipitation for June, 1897, AZ
inches.
In the evening twilight the planet We
nus is seen low in the west. Jupiter Is
halfway to the zenith and about thirty
degrees west OF south. Saturn is the pale
planet in the southeast and few degrees
below is the red star Antares. The planet
Uranus is twenty five degrees west of
Saturn, but too small for the naked eye.
As this is a trying time for young tur-
keys, those that keep them may be glad
to know OF a remedy that will help them,
not only at this time W hen the large fea-
theirs are beginning to grow, but will keep
them from that terrible scourge, the tur-
key cholera. Multum in Parvo poultry
food fed at this season in their food
strengthens and helps them. Many OF
our turkey raisers in town have used this
food with good results.
School in district No. IL closed June "a.
Number OF pupils IA. Average attendance
IFS II. Those having no marks during
the term we're Nellie Luce, Marion, Har-
old and Dean Camp, John M. Bicknell
and Ernest Royce. Belle Bates had no
marks during school attendance. Fred
Merchant was absent one-half day and
NaoN9o Ddbco uno IVA airy 4ItbC WCAc e1oSss
one and one half days. There were no
tardy marks during the term.
NELLIE d. BARNES, Teacher.
Those unfortunates who have a So
called irresistible thirst for alcoholic
drinks aud who have an honest wish to
suppress it will do well to make this exper-
iment. Drink all the moderately cold
water you can possibly swallow. Do not
stop short OF this limit, and drink more
as often as possible until the longing
gives way. This has been tried with sue
cess. The chance OF failure will come
with the imperfect execution OF the plan.
Live on fruit as much as possible. Inc
general health will improve, the abnormal
appeties will weaken and the enslaved |
will will again become master. Try IT..
School in district No. closed June "a. |
Number Of pupils twenty five. Those TO
De commended for neither absence nor |
hardness during school membership are
Rilla Burbank, Blanche Carpenter, Julia
and Bessie Hayward, Myrtle Payne, Ethel
Moulton, Eddie Burbank, Roy Camp !
Lewis Hayward, Johnnie Pariezo and
harley Parker. Charlie Pariezo was ao-
sent one-half day and Alice Moulton,
Florence Hood, Elvina ParieZo, Harry
hayward, Harry and Johnnie Stone were
aoseBt one day. Two instances OF tardl-
ness occurred during the term OF nine
weeks. ANNE B. CAMP, Teacher.
Roll Of perfect attendance for the prl-
mary school for the term ending July 1;
Elsie and Joseph Abbott, Ruby and una
allen, Hazel and Myrtle Bixby, Lyle
66eekwith, Margaret. Rachel and sylvia
Soomstock, Gail and Harold Corwin, Dan,
FRANK and Arthur Dickinson, Arthur
Ion Earl Fuller, Edward and George
match, Jennie, Vena, Ernest and Forrest
nnarEood, Elsie Hood, Zoe and Elsie Hill,
geo Hayward, Charlie Little, John ana
ssfrie McCollom, Charles DeDsmore, Eu-
Mee sargent, Amelia Slack, Royal Town
sssno, Jossp1 Tracy Those absent one
gay; Philip and Lena Sargent, Julian
3faeA, Ralph Lyon. Samuel Undernlll'
Asona Parkhurst and George Thompson
LILLIAN NJ. WELLS, Teacher,