Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-11

Fred Flint has been spending a ten days
vacation from Tewksbury's store at his
home i'm Braintree. Walter Newton has
been with him a couple OF days, taking a
vacation from the express Office.
The HERALD force know whereof they
speak when praising the Emperor apples,
| through the kindness OF Thomas A. Smith
OF the Center, who left generous supply
In the editors sanctum tins week.
There will be no session Of the High
school today or tomorrow ~ Prin. Prieh-
ard and his assistants wished 70 attend
the convention OF the State Teachers as
/ ISOLATION at Rutland, OF which he Is vice
/ president.
One might doubt that j f Chadwick
could have wandered Whole afternoon
while hunting In the woods near the
| Brockway road before he got bis bearings,
but perhaps il would be better not 10 ask
"Jepn for facts.
Alfred c. Wells came from 81. Adams
yesterday TO visit his brother, Fay, who
/ Is rapidly recovering from his injuries
with a prospect OF complete recovery.
He stood the journey from California re-
markably well.
Mrs. b. c. Bagley OF Yankton, S. d.,
| has come to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. A. A. Smith. Mrs. George r.
| Cheney OF st. Johnsbury came yesterday
Tor visit. Her brother, Parker smith,
is to leave today for his home in palat.
ka, Fla.
The entertainment given by Mr.. and
/ Miss Walker, the so-ealled "white cur
| tain artists" was well attended at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening. The
/ Epworth League, under whose auspices
/ II Was given cleared abOut -11
Peter sault Is again suffering severely
from an sffiiction similar to govt and has
| been confiDed TO his bed for day or two.
/ His daughter, Mabel, whose Knee had
/ failed to improve as her friends could
wish, is now thought TO be gaining quite
rapidly.
| Friday while at work turning piazza
posts at the Emerson factory, W. A. Nc
Intosh was injured by one falling and
striking him on the forehead. INJECTING a
/ cash and knocking him down. His in.
I juries were not considered serious, but
sufficient to disable him for few days.
At the annual meeting OF the Book club
at Mrs. W. b. Wallis Saturday Mrs. VIM.
Bass was reelected president and Mrs. &.
e. Abbott secretary and treasurer. A
committee was chosen for the selection OF
books and ii was decided to limit the
membership to 26 during the coming year.
Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre, Mrs. j. ID. Battles.
Mrs. +. +. Brooks, Miss Ida Battles and
Miss Minnie Carpenter went to Burling-
ton Monday to attend the musical iesti-
val. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mann went up
Tuesday, in company with their son,
George, and wife OF Quechee. DR.. McIu-
tyre and Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Bell went
yesterday.
Friday evening the Higheate Springs
company held the annual meeting in the
Office OF DR.. +. o. Blanchard. The reports
given showed that the business OF the
past season had been very satisfactory.
The following officers were chosen -
President, James Hutchinson; secretary
and treasurer, w. E. Lamson; auditor, q.
L. Martin; trustees, +. A. Shattuck, VIM.
H. Nichols, g. l.. Martin and DR.. c. l..
Stewart.
Today invitations were issued by Mrs,
Fatima Chamberlin OF Stock bridge TO the
marriage OF her daughter, Lena Maud.
and Galen Burch Fish OF this place. The
ceremony will take place at the Union
church in Stockbridge at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning, Oct. ~. A recep.
ton viii be held Immediately after the GER
emony at the residence. They will be al
home in stockbridge after Nov. 5th.
All persons interested in the entertain
ment course to be given this fall and win.
ter are requested to be present at the
auction sale for choice Of seats at Dubois
q GAYS hall tomorrow evening at 7:3O %.
m. Do not forget to bring the checks en-
Iltllng holders to the season tickets q
b. Fish was very successful in his canvass
Tor the sale OF tickets, over 300, the re-
CURED number, having been secured.