Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23

On the topics u the DAY;
ana they'll study methods, methods
HOW % make a FOungster learn
ahYteh nee eannhy suspectiug
some such miserable turn.
But alas delightful theories
seldom last a single moon
spoiled, perhaps, BY some small urchin
lnthe course q one forenoon.
James Walker OF Barre was In town sew
eral days last week.
h. H.. Goodwin went to Rutland FRIDAY
and said over Sunday.
Judge John Watson OF Montpelier was
IN town briefly Saturday.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois went 10 Boston
tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. Otis Dumas is passing the week in
Lebanon, \. H., and Woodstock.
Or. and Mrs. c. j.. Rumrill were in
White River Junction over Sunday.
Charles B. Chedel OF Pittsfeld was a
guest at n. w. McCollom's over Sunday.
Miss Grace Smith Of Springfield is doing
dining room work at the Randolph Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan Of Lock-
port, y. Y, spent Friday with Miss Celia
Williams.
Miss Rose Cooper came home Saturday
from a two weeks visit in Cabot and
Plainfeld.
AlAHs ~ L LAkALHu anu son. BAlDu.
were recent visitors at Charles Thurstonis,
leaving Friday.
Mrs. j. +. Eldredge returned Friday
from a months stay with her brother IN
Pawtucket, X. l..
Miss Winnifred Briggs OF someryille,
Mass, was the guest OF Mrs. NJ. 4. Grang-
er last Thursday.
Mrs. r. o. Wells OF Greenfield, Mass,
was the guest of Miss Mary Howard Fri
day and Saturday OF las; week.
A. +. Lamb, whose marble business is
overlapping county boundaries, was in
Ludlow Friday to set a monument.
Mrs. William Barnes Of White River
Junction Is with Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Til
son for two weeks, coming Saturday.
j. q. Mann, who had been at his store
IN Ogdensburgh for q month, returned
last Thursday for the haying season.
Lawrence Dudley, who has been working
for Charles Blodgett. vas taken to DR..
Giiord's sanitarium Friday for treatment.
Mrs. l.. ]. Paige OF Burlington and
granddaughter, Lylah Dutton, are visiting
relatives In this vicinity for " OF three
weeks.
Mrs. John F. Mead is entertaining a
college classmate. Miss Elizabeth Webb
Ballard Of Des Moines, Ia, who arrived
Saturday.
Mrs. Emma CoIson and daughter, Ber-
nice, returned TO Burlington Monday aft
er spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
L. Leland.
Mrs. Ida Mann and Miss Beatrice are
with Mrs. Mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Boyce, in West Brookield for two
or three weeks.
There will be a special communication
- ~ ~
Masonic hall Monday evening, July n.
Work on the NJ. f. NJ. degree.
Homer Rainey went Monday to Proctor,
where he has a position as civil engineer
in the construction OF the new reservoir
for the Vermont Marble company.
DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Mayo Of Mortified,
who were taking a carriage trip to Roch-
ester, Pittsfield and Woodstock, stopped
at the Randolph Inn last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Oake Of Jackson
Vile, Fla, arrived last Thursday on a visit
to Mr.. A. A. Smith, leaving Saturday for
Williston, where they are TO spend some
time.
Mrs. A. F. Grover and daughter, Una,
returned TO their home in Lawrence,
Mass, Friday, after spending three weeks
with Mrs. Growers sister, Mrs. y. I.
Greene.
Mrs. George Sparhawk is at DR.. G. f. Z.
S~parhawk's in Burlington, where she went
last saturday. ACCOMPANIED by Miss NJ.
Blanche Sparhawk, who remained over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Grain of Grand Rapids,
Mich, arrived Friday morning and is
STAYING with Mrs. Anna Adams while tax
ing osteopathic treatment Of DR.. ii. ii.
Mcintyre.
Miss Gertrude Delaney is spending two
weeks with her grandmother in Burling-
ton. 10 which place her father, John De-
lanev. accompanied her Saturday and re-
NAMED over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Brown Of Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting her father, John Hatch. Her
cousin, Mrs. Charles Parker OF Spring
field, Mass, who came with her, lett FIJI
day for Danbury, y. h.
Mrs. Henry King OF Woodstock, who
was called here by the death OF her sister
in-law, Mrs. Forrest Burke, went away
Friday. Mr.. King, who also came, LETT
the Wednesday before.
The reported sale OF land above b. q.
Bass mill by III. p. Riford to the hrm OF
& Hayes is incorrect, Marcott q
HAYES having only purchased the spruce
and old growth of hard wood lumber on
the lot.
DIR. and Mrs. George Cheney went to
Waite River Junction Saturday TO stay
over sunday with Mrs. Cheney's sister ana
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler,
ana from there returned TO their home IN
st. Johnsbury.
q. III. Slack has expended over 200 late
ly in shingling and painting ms tarm
buildings, new fencing and other repairs
to the marked improvement OF ms place,
which is now one of the tidiest IN TINS
prosperous-looking farming region
Mrs. ID. F. Lewis, who is Commissioning
from a nervous disorder OF the stomach,
from which she has been SUFFERING TINS