Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-27

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That it's love % the art
Anlmating the heart
Can perhaps be proven right,
By the rush from the doors
" the markets and stores
To enjoy good dog tight
But Il also appears
Ihat IN spite Of the years
We've been growing civilized
We're not polished within,
Our veneer is 70 thin
And the brute IS stiIl surmised
Wesley Atkins Of Cabot left here Friday
AFTER a short visit at Rev. Dr. A. L.
Cooper's.
Mrs. +. E. Brooks came home Friday
after a weeks absence spent in Yergennes
and Burlington.
The Peerless Oil Co. has paid 100000 in
dividends on 100000 shares OF stock in the
past twelve months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan W. Busby of Phil
adelphia are the guests Of Mrs. A. ID. Lam
son at ldleton cottage.
G. w. A. Putnam came home Saturday
from stay OF several days with his son,
George, in Montpelier.
Mrs. Lucy Durkee Of Laconia. \. H..
was The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Huse
at Willowdale last week.
Miss Mary s. Dubois is visiting a college
friend. Miss Jennie Campbell, at Walllng-
ford, Conn.,, for two weeks, going Monday
Misses Josephine and Helen Belcher.
who had been in this vicinity for about
\ i've weeks, returned to their home in
Newark, n. j., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hilton OF Wake
/ field. Mass, were the guests over Sunday
Of Mr. Hilton's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. B, Rumrill.
Mrs. David Bruce and three children
went back TO Barre Saturday after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Bruce's parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry GOodhsrt
William Hutchinson and his daughter, |
Miss Alice, Of Washington, ID. c., are in 1
Randolph for two weeks, visiting Mr.. |
Hutchinson's brothers, Hon. james and 4
Lyman Hutchinson.
G. G. DUBOIS, who arrived Saturday 4
from Chicago, is with his wife and son for .
a week al the Sanford farm, where John 4
Abbott Of Winchester, Mass, spent sun
day with his family.
Bradford Mcintyre Of Chicago is with
his mother, Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, for
a two weeks vacation, arriving Saturday
night. His sister, Mrs. Ernest Sargent,
and baby OF Bethel are here for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Sanborn and daugh-
ter and Miss Kit Sanborn Of New York,
cousins OF Mrs. Horace II. Howard, are
with Mrs. Howard and her son, Willis,
and family for two weeks, arriving satur-
day.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott, her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Porter, and the latter's son,
Master Scott Porter, returned to North
ampton, Mass, Monday after a two
weeks visit at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
G. w. Scott
Mrs. Sylvia Bracket Dunbar OF River !
Falls. Wis, and Mrs. Job Bates Of Essex !
Junction returned TO the home OF the !
latter Saturday, having been for three i
days the guests Of Mrs. George l.. Spear !
and Mrs. A. L. Kendrick.
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. johnson left Friday 4
on ten days trip TO Albany, New York, d
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, ID. d
Paul and Roy, are staying with an aunt
IN Berlin during their absence. c
Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper was at the Clare
mont junction campmeeting Friday and
rom there went to Waits River 10 assist ].
Rev. Leon Morse, who has charge of the y
Methodist church in that place, in
weeks series Of revival services.
The ladies Of the Methodist church held y
IN ice cream social and cake sale at the >
parsonage Friday evening that was well \
ttended. Tables were scattered over the n
ava, which was lighted with japanese II
anterns, and the tidy sum OF sls.S0 was :,
called. a
daughter, Laura, was born Sunday to n
,ir. and Mrs. Arthur Lane OF Mt. Vernon, Il
I. ", and granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e
. H. Moulton Of this place. Miss Mary II
ioulton, who had been with her sister,
frs Lane, for about two months, re- o
urned Monday, accompanied by her niece, V
iarjorie. "
Miss Louise Parish, who had been in CO
randolph since the close Of the Teachers 9
invention in Boston, staying with her y
tep-sister Mrs. Harrison Harwood, and '
isiting other relatives and friends in the Of
icinity, left Monday for Keene, y. H., 81
rom where she will return to her home y
q Randolph, Wis. e.
Mrs. J. +. Dutton OF Greenfield, Mass, \,
pent Sunday at Mrs. c. NJ. Howard s, -
Ding to Mortified Monday, when Mrs. -
Toward and her daughter, Miss Mary, Il
ook their departure from town to pass at IN
oston and Cape Cod the remainder OF the y,
ltters vacation from her duties as teacher N
D the Springfield Mass schools. h,
The millinery store OF Mrs. $. ;; clark II
n Main street, which is now closed, is TO Sc
: reopened the first OF September, and 81
bout The 18th OF the month, Miss Lora m
who will by then return in
-om her fall trip 10 the city markets, VIII II
Ike charge OF the store as trimmer and Cl
usiness manager. allowing Mrs. Clark TO ar
stire from the active conduct OF AFFAIRS. pc
The Randolph Telephone exchange has Il
READY installed forty six phones IN Kan al
olpb village, and has also added the dc
Tough line, VIA Peth, with dozen CO
,hones and as many more on the Bethel te
.lectric Light line. The Braintree Hill "
ne i in process OF construction. These al
,deDendent lines exchange service with m
~ several hundred phones OF the Orange ~
ounty company's system through the o.
.andolph central office in Mclntyre's tn
ulding, which is open day and night.