Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-19

Gay IN White River Junction.
The Brigham creamery paid p l-2c. 70
June butter, less &c. for making.
Miss Sarah Chedel OF Pitttsfield il
spending few days at n. w. NcCollum'
Miss Maud Emerson Is spending som
time with relatives in Campton Village
n. H.
F. q. Thomas assisted in Thomas stor,
during the absence OF Z. L. Merchant thi
week.
Mrs. Marths Batchelder left for bel
home in ST. Johnsbury Tuesday after
visit at A. j. Fosters.
Miss Charlotte Bass OF Attica, n. Y.
who had been a guest at j. P. Cieyeland's
left for home Monday.
Mrs. Lula Tinkham arrived Monday Il
spend months vacation with her moth.
er, Mrs. Robert E. Parker.
Mrs. White OF New York city. a cousin
| OF Mrs. j. f, Lamson, and Mrs. Cutting OF
! Northfield have been her guests this week
Mrs. Love Braley and daughter, Love,
and Miss Mary Webb went to East Gran
Vile Tuesday to remain the rest OF the
I week.
: A sociable Of the o. f. 5. will be held
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Parker Thurs
day evening, July 20. All members are
especially invited.
Mrs. Mary Mann and Mrs Hannah Hol.
mau OF st. Albans, who had been her
guest for several weeks, went to Pom
iret Tuesday to visit Mrs. Penn Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sault and nephew,
Wentworth Paine, and little Irene Mitch.
ell left for Mortified Tuesday to visit
friends on their way home to Vergennes.
The mail train Monday afternoon was
over an hour late, owing to a largely at
tended excursion to the shrine OF st. Anne
de Beaupre in Canada. The train was d.
vided into two sections.
saturday evening bear, which weighed
325 pounds before being dressed, attracted
considerable attention at the meat market
OF +. y. Jerd, who has supplied quite a
demand for bear meat. The animal was
shot by Charles Wilson near the farm OF
Delbert Haraden in Bethel Gilead
Their many friends here will be pleased
70 learn that Mary. the granddaughter
OF Mr., and Mrs. Ed Maun, who formerly
lived here on the Tewksbury farm, is re-
covering from the injuries she received
July 4th from the explosion OF a firecraker.
Il is thought that her eyesight is not per-
manently affected.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. A Klmball of Brook
Ign, n. y, and Mrs. Hiram Kimball and
daughter, Maud Of Cleveland, o., who |
came to attend the dedication OF the !
kimball memorial window left Montague /
Place for home Tuesday. Miss Annie I
X. Mead accompanied them and will /
spend some time 10 Cleveland.
Mrs. Z. L. Merchant was summoned to /
Lawrence, Mass, Saturday by the serious 4
illness OF her brother, who died before /
her arrival. Mr.. Merchant went on the /
night train Monday TO attend the funeral, |
which occurred Tuesday. They attended 1
the wedding OF Mr.. Boudette, the de.
ceased brother, four years ago.
At the grange meeting Saturday evening
the two-aet drama, among the Break
ers, was crsditably presented by nine OF
the young people. IL was decided to hold
q children.s picnic in Mari-Castle PARK
saturday, July ., and committees were
appointed to arrange a program, tables,
etc. The regular meeting will be held in
the evening as usual.
F. z. Sanders OF Cambridgeport. Mass,
was arrested here Saturday morning on a
body writ for debt, Mrs. Mary Batcheder
Of Marshtield being the plaintiff. The
hearing was held before Justice Boyden
10 Judge Nichols Office. Sanders took
he poor debtors oath and went his
way. In the afternoon, with his wife
'ud child, he returned to Csmbridgeport.
Miss Edith A. Abbott, who has taught
mathematics and drawing in the State
Street grammar school, Spring tield, Mass,
las resigned her position to enter upon
college course in Septem Der. She is
pending a week with Or. and Mrs. l.. L.
)oggett OF Springfield and a few days
With her cousin, Mrs. Geo. 81. Scales OF !
'ewton, y. H., before returning to her
home.
Miss Eta Chamberlain, who resigned Y
Ter position last spring as principal OF
he gram mar department OF the city a
chnols at SaXonville, Mass, because OF {
Illness in her family, has been hired to
each in the grammar grade in the Union ,
chool at Montpelier. She taught in the Il
Montpelier school for four years before -
ding to ssXonyille, where she she served
in the same department for
{ years, during which period she was ad-
ent only three days because OF illness,
'hich is rather a semarkable record. I
Monday morning a broncho. driven by I
harles Holman, son OF Harris Holman, v
ldulgee in an exciting runaway. The
ay il dashed up Pleasant street attracted {
crowd at once to see the finish OF the Il
ice, and probably of the buggy. Before II
-ossing the track il began to kick and Is
be blows fell fast, but Charles piuckily II
ept his seat and halfway up the hill p
rought the beast to a standstil. The il
amage was little to the buggy and the II
orse was further subdued later by hard q
ork attached to a lumber wagon. The d
-oncho had not been driven before for 81
K months and was kicker With record. 81
The Military company made a most hap. u
y selection OF artists for the musical pro- a,
ram rendered at the benefit entertain
ent in Grange hall Friday evening. Il 4
cluded the following numbers Solo,
Love Will Find a Way" DR.. W. NJ. Kel
p; waltz song by r. Ditty, Mrs. A. B.
Judge OF Lynn, Mass; song. Happy u
avs" Miss Carolyn Lamson, with man pl
llin obligato by Mrs. Evan +, Evans; A
oIin solo, selected, Miss Eunice Denison Al
ano duet. Misses Bessie and Alice Wood q
ard accompanies, Mrs, Evans and Miss 81
oodward. Graphophuue selections by "
r. Herrick were interpreted throug bout ec
e evening Miss Woodward and Wal- m
re Burridge PLAYED for dancing until sf. m
r midnight. The proceeds OF the even to
g will go toward the purchase OF new IL
Informs.
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