Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-20

for Bean & Ingalls, and went to Soutl
koyalton Monday to work for Gardnel
Ashley.
Miss Cassie Mckinley was called tc
Brooklyn, \ Y, Thursday to attend tn,
funeral OF her brother-in-law, who diec
suddenly.
! The Brigham company paid 22.s5c. pei
\ pound for August butter, less &c. for
making. The Cooperative paid 22e. fol-
butter tat.
S. ID. Sleeper OF Providence, r. l., ar.
rived Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Louis p. Booth. He returns from North
field tomorrow.
Miss Lorens Hutchinson returned from
Boston Friday, and is visiting in North
field before entering upon a second sea
son In Mrs. 5. 5. Clark's millinery.
/ Miss Anne Dubois went to Northamp-
ton, Mass, yesterday, accompanied BY
Annie K. Mead, who will enter Smith
college. This Is Miss Dubois senior year.
Mrs. Susan Kidder, widow OF Hon. Ira
kidder OF Braintree, and aunt OF j. p.
Cleveland, died liz Alameda, Cal, Wednes.
day. Sept. IL, aged 81 years and two days.
Miss Fannie Bass went to Northampton,
Mass Monday to enter upon her seventh
years work as a student in the institute
for deaf-mutes. She is nearly eleven years
old.
/ Mrs. w w. Carr and daughter, Ruth, OF
Adams, Mass, who bad been guests at W
5. Spears, returned home Saturday. ac-
companied by Roy Spear, who will work
there.
Ernest Granger OF Ames, Ia, who had
been guest at f. L. Bass, went to Bar
nard Monday to visit relatives. He is a
recent graduate OF the Iowa Agricultural
college.
Miss Clara Booth came Saturday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Z. T. Lille, for a few
days on her way to her home in Newport,
n. H., after spending the summer at
Thousand Islands.
Joseph Butterfield arrived from Fitch
burg, Mass, Sunday and has been super
intending repairs unon his house on
Weston street. Henry Walker is here also,
both for the week only.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Chadwick went to
Burlington the last OF the week where he
submitted to a fourth operation for the re-
movsl OF eancerous growth upon his lip.
Dr.. Bingham performed the work.
The military dance Friday evening at
Grange hall was a pleasant affair. Ed
ward Cornell, pianist, OF Mortified fur
nished excellent music. Leon Booth OF
Norwich university came down with him.
Arrangements have been made for a
series OF six dancing lessons to he given at
Grange hall by Ed. ellison OF Bethel. the
term to commence Friday evening, Sept.
18th. For further particulars s"e |. ID.
Williams.
Robert Morton finished work last week
in a civil engineers office in New York
city and spent few days In Burlington
before coming here. he goes to Boston
next week to continue his course In the
Institute OF Technology.
s. w. johnson OF New York, president
for many years of the great American
News Co., spent several days at Montague
Place, returning Tuesday. Henry L.
johnson, a member OF the New York
stock exchange, is now a guest at Col.
kimball's.
Miss Annie & Mead arrived Monday
after spending some time in Detroit,
Mich, and other places. She accompani-
ed Mrs. Hiram Kimbsll and daughter OF
Cleveland, o.. upon their return 10 the
West some weeks ago after visit at
Montague Place.
Miss June Fassett left here Friday for
Val Morrie. p. O., where she is to organ
ize a school for twelve pupils. Being the
pioneer teacher In that section. she was
authorized TO make her own selection OF
textbooks and she chose from those pre-
scribed for use In Vermont.
c. W. A. Putnam was quite badly cut
and rendered insensihle at the Souto mill
Thursday. The handle came OF the ten
anter beside which be was working and q
stick flew, striking him on the left cheek /
and infiicting a deep triangular gash.
He was able to resume work Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. n. ]. Whitehill now re-
side at W. X. junction, he having accept
ed the prineipalship OF the High and
Graded schools there for the coming year.
Their many friends here are glad that
the professors new field OF labor Is with
in the state, and the Junction is TO be con-
graduated.
Mrs. Della Tilson and little Fannie
Bass, who had been spending some time
in Middlesex. returned Saturday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Leonard and oaoy,
who are visiting at E. L. Bass ana =; l.
prattis, Mrs. Leonsrd's sister, Miss
Mary Tilson. who had been snendlng
some time with her. returned to Trenton,
n. ] last week to resume teaching In an
institution for deaf-mutes.
Saturday astubu Newton gained new
laurels, his latest victory bringing special
pleasure to his many friends here as ne
now holds the title of amateur champion
fve.mile runner OF America. he also
easily won the one-mile run for juniors.
The contests were DIVIDED Into NNO NAa9S-
es--iuuior for men who had never won
national championship, and seniors,
open to all registered athletes. In the
long distance event R.Grant, who made
dead heat of the race last yesr with his
brother, Alex. held Newton until the last
mile. when 'sStub" drew away ana won as
he pleased by 100 yards.
f. n. Bean has lately received letter
from Harry Brown, whose company mas
been ordered to move twice within the
mast month. They are now at Quarter
Meisic. Manila, where they relieved the
iith Infantry. Brown has been detailed
TO the auartermsster department as camp
carpenter. Everything taken from Plstts-
burg by the troops was moved lately from
me depot storehouse to the present quar-
ters Of the company. Many OF the boxes
re ladders had not seen since they put
hem away over a year ago. The duty at
Manila is much harder than II was on tne
ines for the boys Brown wrote OF the
heath on First Lieutenant David Z. spur.
lin Of the 21st Infantry, which brought
special sorrow TO the boys OF brown
SpuFVin WIS CON-