Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-25

/ during the month OF SeptetD DER Draug'
County creamery received 1,l32 lbs. o
cream and 222,s11 los. OF milk from which
were made 70 S35 lbs. OF butter. Current
expenses were s3l62S. Paid patrons 21c
per pound.
Homer Alger, who eloped from tbs
East hill a few weeks ago and left his
property to be disposed of by his creditors
has not been heard from. The rest OF the
property will be closed out at auction by
Sheriff Adams Oct. 30.
Mrs. Charles A. Dickey, who has spent
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Chas. A.
/ Densmore, started on her return carriage
trip to Lowell, Mass, Tuesday morning.
She was accompanied by Miss Clara A.
Dickey, who came to return with her to
/ her home.
Albert Hoyt, who lives in the edge of
Washington, found two OF his heifers
/ dead in the pasture. They were nice ones
coming In this fall. 1t was the next day
after that thunder shower and they were
supposed to have been killed by lightning
as In no other way can their death be ac-
counted for.
The next regular meeting of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, F. q A. NJ, is
Thursday evening, Nov. /. All brothers
who are so disposed will be gladly well
coined at this meeting. IL IS now the sea-
son OF the year when II is time to do work
for the order. The meetings occur as for
merly each month and you are referred to
the calendar for dates.
H.. X. Hall Camp, No. IS, 8. ", L. S.
A., held its annual inspection Wednesday
evening, Oct. II. Past Capt. T.. III. Sar-
gent OF South Royalton was the inspection
officer. After the meeting refreshments
were served by the l.. A. s., No. 2. Ii was
one OF the old-time meetings OF the camp
and all seemed to appreciate the good
time, especially the coffee, cake, dough-
nuts and music.
Francis X. KimhaIl OF Waltham, Mass, !
spent Saturday and sunday with his aunt, |
Mrs. A. j. Copeland. Mr.. Kimbsll is a
dealer in rare postage stamps ana made /
n. o. Bixby what he (Kimball) consider |
ed fair offer for his entire collection, but 4
Mr.. Bixby did not sell. Mr.. Kimball 4
went Monday to Montpelier TO interview /
Mr.. Boswell OF the Union Card Co., where /
he expected to make deal for a large |
quantity OF miscellaneous stamps.
Mrs. X. A. Noyes, who lives at Wskon-
da, South Dakota, has been visiting
friends east the past two months. When
she went west several years ago it was
only to spend one year with her brother,
but she has made her home there among
the billiards, cyclones and prairie fires
ever since. Her household goods we're
packed when she left here and as this Is
utE NFst return she viii eelA Ahtm ~ hNC-
ton next Saturday afternoon near the Or
auge County hotel. Mrs. Noyes is to re-
turn to her home 10 Dakota in few
weeks.
Rev. r. NJ. Chaplin arrived here from
pekin, China, last week. He landed at
San Francisco and came directly here
With the exception OF stop at st. Louis,
Mo-, where he attended a meeting of the
American Beard OF Missions. He was &C.
by his wife and three children.
All OF them except one boy were prisoners
Il Pekin. The family we're guests OF j.
VI. Comstock while in town. Mr.. Chaplin
vas a elsssmate OF Mr. Comstock in col
ege. VIM. Chaplin, who is a student IN
Dartmouth college, came TO meet his par
ints whom he had not seen for so long
md had never expected TO see again. Mr..
'hapin gave a very interesting talk at the
:. +. meeting Thursday evening. IL is
ioped he will be here again and give an
xtended account OF his experiences at
'ekin.