Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06

| made them feel as warm as though
| They had on Goals been frying.
| Bring back the rod and hang IL up,
The sight Of il In teaching
VIII turn youth from errors way
As quick again as preaching"
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Z. Drew.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois went to Mont
pelier Monday on business trip.
Mrs. Ellen Coville has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, to spend some little time.
Mrs. j. f. Chadwick is spending two
weeks in Laconia, n. H., with her sister.
Sunday, daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Middleton, and a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Kent.
Wales n. johnson OF Woodstock, en-
route to Burlington, spent Monday night
with his cousin, L. b. johnson.
Don Hill OF Dedham, Mass, who is
spending the summer at o. j. Marcott's,
went to Montpelier Monday for the week.
George Lowell was in town Monday to
/ look after the corn-growing interests in
this section, Of the canning establishment
at Mortified.
Miss Fannie Laid, a teacher in Fair
| bault, Mimi, and Mrs. +. ID. Laid of
Barre were the guests Saturday of Rev.
and Mrs. @. e. Laid.
Mrs. W. p. Abbott OF Proctor, return
ing from trip TO Boston, reached here
Monday ana is visiting Miss M. Blanche
Sparhawk and Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Adams
Misses Anna and Helen Treat Of New
Haven, Conn.,, Joined Monday the other
members Of their family, who are occupy
ing L. p. Thayer's house on Highland
avenue for the summer.
Miss Alma Miles, who had been staying
with her aunt, Mrs. +. l.. Bass, was sud
denly called to her home in Brattleboro
last week by the illness Of relative.
Miss Alice Coulumbe, who had been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Coulumbe, for a week, went Monday to
St. Adams, where she is employed at
present.
Miss Eva Thompson OF Bolton and her
friend, Miss Alice Stevens, are visiting
Miss Thompson's aunt, Mrs. II. I. Hoi-
man, for a few days and will 90 from here
to Miss Stevens friends in Brattleboro.
Mrs. ". d. Bannister and Mrs. j.. F.
Travers are entertaining their sister, Mrs.
Peter Amour, and daughter, Emma, of
Cadyville, n. ", and their niece, Mrs.
Henry Carr Of Barre, the guests arriving
Saturday.
Miss Ada Fits went from here last
Thursday to Tamworth, y. H., TO spend
will then return to Boston to resume her
peculiar line Of work in teaching the
feeble minded.
George Lamb, who was professor of
electrical engineering in the University OF
Vermont last year, has gone to New
York, where he has a position with the
Croker, Wheeler company, an electrical
firm OF that city.
Cassius X. Peck Of Burlington, well
known in this vicinity, was admitted TO
the Vermont bar at Montpelier last week.
Mr.. Peck passed the examinations last
fall but had not registered long enough
for admIttance under the rules.
W. Z. Hanks of Bristol visited his SIS
ter, Mrs. Eugenia Ellison, last Thursday.
Mrs. Ellisonis daughter, Miss Lena, who
had been home on a vacation, returned
Monday 10 her work in the office OF the
Casein Company Of America at Bellows
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson came
from Springfield, Mass, Saturday night |
and are guests of Mrs. Hutehlnsons 1
brother, DR.. George W. Scott, whose /
mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Scott, and sister, Mrs. 1
Charles Porter, are expected from North |
ampton, Mass, the last OF the week.
F. II. Joslyns PAGER, Ginger, is cutting |
out some very fast work on tracks down /
country vi eight races III MHANh nc hhS l
been entered thus far he has never been |
behind the money. He has won first place |
twice, with a record Of 2.204, and his pri- |
vate record is much lower than that.
1T. Doheny Of Mortified began work /
Monday in the store Of Bell Brothers. T..
s. Whitcomb, who has been with the firm
for the past five years, expects 10 leave
about the middle OF September TO take a
course in window decoration, ad-writing 4
and sign painting in the Bond Training
school OF New York.
A. A. Niebaum, F. Z. Bryan ana "Joe"
Flint were in Lebanon Friday and Wit
messed one Of the best ball games ever
PLAYED in New England, teams represent
ny Newport and Lebanon being the con-
festants. In fifteen innings neither side
scored and darkness ended the game.
I.yneh OF Brown university and Coakley
oh Holy Cross were the opposing pitchers.
These same teams played last year 10
tie, neither scoring.
A class Of about forty will be instructed
IN the first and second degrees az the
West Randolph grange this week saturday
,vening. on account OF the resignation OF
\Ir. and Mrs. l.. p. Booth, Mrs. Ernest
Manchester will act as lady assistant
steward, G.. II. Slack, assistant steward
md will introduce new features working
'bese two degrees never before practised
Az his grange. As there are several
names TO be balloted upon the grange VIII
commence a little earlier than usual.