Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-20

The Cooperative creamery paid p cents
net a pound for butter fat during july, and
made B, $50 pounds % butter, patrons re-
ceiying s6.652. The Brigham creamery
| paid 21l cents net pound for butter fat
Tor the same period.
Arthur Burt OF Washington, d. c., bis
son, Edwin, and his daughters, Misses
/ Frances and Anita, were among the ar
rivals Tuesday and are at the Burt farm,
visiting Mr.. Burt's father and sister, J. W
and Miss Anita Burt.
Mrs. J. H. Kendall went this morning
| to Thetford to visit a sister and viii stay
I in Thetford and Pompanoosuc until Mr..
Kendall Is ready TO remove 10 Brattleboro,
where.he is 10 be foreman Of the new souto
manufacturing plant.
Mrs. George Miles Of HYDE Park, Mass,
came yesterday for two weeks stay with
/ her sister. Miss Dolly shaw, az w. p.
/ Flint's. Mrs. Shaw, who has been at ".
p. Flint's for a few weeks, goes to her
home in Hyde Park, Mass, today.
There viii be service in the Old Church
| between this place and Bethel Sunday,
August 30, at go In the afternoon, with
| a sermon By Rev. Franklin w. Bartlett,
who is at present in charge Of the Episco-
pal churches at Bethel and South Royal
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Myers and little
son and Mrs. Myers father, George Bal
| lev, Of Montpelier have been guests Of
Mrs. John Abbott and Mrs. c. G.. Dubois
at the Sanford farm. leaving yesterday for
Montpelier, from where Mr.. Myers starts
today for Cuba.
Mrs. J. W. Case Of Boston is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. c. L. Smith and Mrs. W. j.
Blodgett, and meets today at the home OF
. V@s - - III q
and Mrs. Arthur Flint OF Thomaston,
Conn.,, who stop here on their return from
a trip to Burlington.
A party Of seventeen, consisting Of n.
W. McCollom and family and their guests,
visited Williamstown Springs last Thurs
day. Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. McCollJ m,
Miss Bernice and Welby Joined the
Chedels OF Pittsheld at Maseoma lake in
Enfield, y. H., for three weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds have
shipped their goods to New York and ex-
peet to 60 themselves Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Leeds mother, Mrs. j. :.
settled in their new home. Mr.. Leeds has
position in New York as private secre-
tary.
Rev. r. A. Green Of Lowell, Mass, who,
with his family is staying in Bethel, was
at his brothers, o. r. Greenes, Monday
with another brother, Rev. L. l.. Green,
and wife Of Hudson, \. Y, Who are 10 be
here again today and tomorrow. Rev. X.
A. Green and family are expected here
next week.
The will of the late Daniel n. Coolidge
was admitted to proof at the probate Office
Tuesday. By its provisions $500 is left TO
the widow and after few other small leg
acies have been paid, the residue of the
estate is to 90 TO the Christian Catholic
church of Chicago, of which Alexander
Dowie is the manager.
The Neighborhood Whist club that had
picnic at Rolling Rock last year will
assemble next Tuesday at the foot Of
Mortified gulf, and an the members Of
the club and their friends are cordially in
vited to be present. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
T. Holman are the committee for the day
and all are requested to carry luncheon.
There viii be place 10 play ball as wen as
whist.
Mrs. John Gorham of this place and
her sister. Miss Edna Parish Of Mortified,
were in Stowe yesterday to attend the
dedication of the $4,000 Memorial build
ing given to Stowe by a native Of that
town, H. c, Akeley Of Minneapolis. The
interior finishing Of this beautiful build
ing is the work Of the EFF. Emerson COM
pany OF Randolph, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Emerson attended the dedication.
Hiram Russell moved MS family yester-
day from ]. II. Lamson's house beside the
track and abutting on South Pleasant
street to a tenement III the Richmond
house on Park street. Il is hoped that
the house just vacated and the one next
to it, facing the track, viii both be torn
down and good building erected on the
site, change that would materially inn
prove the appearance Of that locality.
A concert, followed by the comedy,
"Who's Who, or All in a Fog is to be /
given in Brookfield town hall next week /
Friday under the management Of DR.. w. 1
NJ. Kelly. The vocalists will be Miss 1
Carolyn Lamson, Miss NJ. Blanche Spar 4
hawk, Miss Lettie Bailey, A. H. Beedle I
and DR.. Kelly, with AFRO Lamson as man 1
dolin soloist. The comedy will be pre- 1
sented by members Of the 'Uncle Sir COM /
pany.
The vacant lot Of Charles Bass on Pros
pect street presents an animated appear 4
ance as the tented hamlet of the Seventh 4
Day Adventists' campmeeting, which 4
opens at 80 tonight for a ten days ses-
sion. The main tent, 60xe0, occupies the
center of the site and will be used for the
general assemblies, IS it seats over 200
people, while the smaller tent in which
services have been held viii be devoted to
children's meetings and smaller gather
ings. There are dining and kitchen tents |
q storing place, Office and publication de-
partment under canvas and 81 family tents
arranged in streets.
O. w. Terry has leased Of II. II. Good
win for one year the steam laundry in this
village, and of Fred L. Kent and Lyndon
Thomas the laundry in Bethel, which is 10
be consolidated with the one here, in
which both Mr.. Kent and Mr.. Thomas
will work for Mr.. Terry. Two years ago j
Mr.. Goodwin built and equipped the
aundry plant in this village and has
worked up a nice little business which the /
lew proprietor Is well fitted to carry on
Mr.. Goodwin will remain !
or few weeks to see his successor fully