Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-25


Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Bailey and daugh-
ter, Miss Ida, went to Woodstock Monday
to visit relatives and attend the fair held
in that village Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. f. ID. Strong, Miss Lueie Wall and
Miss Eunice Flint started Monday night
for jamestown, n. d., where they will
remain three months and possibly all
winter They intended to spend a week in
Chicago and stop az st. Paul en- route.
A party Of eight, composed Of R. J.
Mitchell. III. ). Clark, P. p. IamsOn,
Theron Brooks, Miss Annie Walsh and
her guest, Miss Clara Hendry, Miss Mary
Lamson and Miss Louise Hastings drove
10 Rochester mountain last Thursday and
took dinner at the Mountain House, COM
ing home By way of Rochester village,
Gaysville, ckbridge and Bethel.
The village authorities are laying an
eight-inch tile drain to connect with the
surface drain in front OF the cemetery,
passing down through the gully TO the
new lower cemetery, from which il will
probably be extended through the railroad
embankment to empty into the deep moat
beyond. II will carry the surface drain
age from the southern portion Of the fair
ground section. which, for time, was
/ but, having done some damage there, has
been considerably interrupted the past two
seasons.
Last Thursday afternoon, from beneath
the seat of a covered buggy standing in
| front o. Morton's store handsome Brown
| Ieghorn pullet crawled forth, few down
and stretched her wings, while she pro-
| ceeded to survey her new surroundings.
/ The weight and substance Of the village,
/ represented by W. b. Wall, j. +. Jerd and
4 w. w. Morton, drew Gordon about
+ biddy and finally made her a prisoner.
| The two ladies who drove the team soon
made their appearance and admitted the
/ ownership OF the hen. who, unbeknoWn 10
/ them. had ensconced herself under the
seat and secured comfortable ride 70
/ town. a distance Of four miles.
Co. q. sth Vermont Volunteers, held its
eighth annual reunion at Grange hall Fri
dav. There were eighteen members pres
\ emit not including "Mother" Sophia Webb
Z who always makes Il a point 70 attend.
! The old board Of officers was reelected.
] Dinner was served, a few impromptu
/ sneeches were made and resolutions passed
on the death Of John q. leisure. % lar as
] known. Nm b. Moulton of chelsea was
the only member % the company 70 pass
away last year The next reunion VIII Oe
| al The same place next year. sept. 18th, the
anniversary ~ the battle II Winchester ID
/ which the company took part. 4 vote o.
| thanks was passed to l. j. Williams LOT
1 the use Of his hall.
The sixth annual meeting Of the So-
operative creamery occurs october ttn.
During is five years Of business y mas
! naid uatrons nearly three hundred thou
/ sand dollars. and the loss on poor bills has
been less than forty dollars, and only yen Ii
dollars during the last four years
/ commenced business with thnty-siss
patrons and now has one hundred any
/ sixtv. representing eighteen hundred
cows The total make for the last twelve
months was three hundred and forty
thousand pounds Of butter, and the total
rost Ia make. including the reserve inha'
was one cent and eight mills per pouhu,
II i believed that the price paid patrons
and the low cost 10 manufacture Is moi
exceeded by any creamery In the STATE
Miss Flora McFlimsey OF Randolph
VI can often be heard to stoutly declare
that she really has nothing Whatever ~, ~
wear and that, too, II you please, Win
nIenty az cash and but one thing to hihaeI
her cutting q dash. With stores erainlneo
"a the doors By the most tempting ara
Of stufs TO be found anywhere, 10. ~, :
dressmaker can be secured 70 fashion tht
4
s,veatest distress In consequence preVals
SVe nave 10 be sure some OF the pest %
dresspalsers. but they are so few IN mum
Gsr - M Sc able TO WELD power over tnt
feminine nortion OF the community tha'
,,raettrallv amounts 10 despotism. nun
XIV bringing piece Of goods N her hahas
Miss MeFlimsey appears before , civ y y
these autocrats and timidly eraNes ies ~, y :.
sr,sair III the mistress of needle ana smear a,i
I - T. n.
49, NcFlfmsev, - sounds the cold accents
- the dressmaker, 81 can't do thlnt
ba,1t II until the last OF February OF tn,
,,siddte ~ March, and il may De ths ms
- rrit am engaged way aheau' al.
/ s,,,iaas son,ehodv should cancel an oruel
conldnSt think OF working Tor So'
sooneru "But,n ventures poor MISS -. ~
Fllmsey, shivering little at the psos ap,,s,,
Of wearing her summer g1Nns ,lroy,,Is,
Tannarv ana February, will you pIo 'l = =
.s ~. ~ have the first chance Il one Q
,.,,,r customers fail your No, tne uress
,,,ot,ar can't even promise that oecA ..Is5,
. l.,s,,,,,,sr has been known, wheh uiS S,
e..ussssi,, attacked by fatal malay Whlci
pSesa 10 construction of fashionaple a
i ,laraI a snbiect Of impersonal interest," :
:. beaueath her coveted priVhege a.oras
+. smokers establishment 10 her sicsiss
o female friend or relative ~ ..essfng con
r ies,acv In view OF these distresslns , 80
e si5io1s It seems strange that some some, pe d,s
i,b little executive ability doesn't ~ oP pb
a large shop in the business part Thinner m IT.
r town, hire cutters, = stt YER srs waist
!, basters, stitehers, sklrt-nisaS Al rushin
: nissi,sss In year or two sueh an 49, ~, =
. ,,risinp individual would DC aple ~ trir !
q trano active pursuits ana tshe i,ing I
dis IsS Kiondikers that tr pegion,
:, a iisntS ~ gold in more accessible Fesion
!, oa,,, az Rev. Or. S. /. Blake.
n D. Leroy Blake, d. d. about about - ~ -
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