Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15

Tuesday and will soon open his millinery
store for the fall season. Miss Pervier OF
Morrisvile will trim, same as last season.
Prospero Canosa. the Cuban who at
tended school here last year, has entered
Goddard seminary where he is to take
commercial course, going to Barre yester-
day.
Mrs. e. Ii. Tilton, cousin OF Mrs.
George Drew, and her granddaugh
Goldie Tilton, returned Saturday to their
home In Chelsea, Mass, after visiting here
ten days
Representative-eleet Dana Morse OF
Randolph will be a leader among the
farmer law makers in the next legislature
and a wise and able one, too North
field News.
While Gov. elect Bell and wife were IN
town 70 attend the Morse reception, among
those remembered by friendly call were
Mrs. A. Messer and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. DID. Howe.
Prof. j. NJ. Trask Of Boston arrived
Monday and will remain a few days on
business. He reports success IN the lodg-
ing house business, in which be and Mrs.
Trask are engaged.
r. T.. Brooks is to erect block on the
lot ne recently purchased Of }. II. Lamson
at the foot OF South Pleasant street. II
viii be used for storage purposes. j. NJ.
Holman is builder.
The Co-operative creamery today paid
patrons pole for butter fat II made last
month g, 900 lbs. Of butter for which II
received 1857; cash paid patrons, >il00i
cost Of making, pic. per lb.
The Emerson mill is somewhat crippled
by the illness OF r. T.. Copeland, who has
been of duty a number Of weeks with
grip, and w. A. Mcintosh, turner, whose
eyes have gone back on him.
urday been visiting her daughter, Miss
Ellen Whitney, went the first Of the week
to visit brother In Mortified before
returning to her home in Granville.
Miss Bernice McCollom started Monday
| for Chicopee. Mass, where she viii visit
Miss Cora Martin, going from there for an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Whitcomb at Great Darlington, Mass.
| Mrs. John Dumb mother Of David
Dunbar, and Mrs. Henry Dunbar, former
/ ~ Miss Blanche Gouriey, came Monday
/ from Montreal to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
David Dunbar ana Mrs. Della Gouriey.
Miss Lillian Hutchins, who had been a
/ guest az Mrs. George Il. Jones for seven
weeks, left yesterday for Newport n. II.
4 She was accompanied by Miss Bessie Bliss.
who will make an indefinite stay there.
Mrs. Irving Adams OF South Royaiton
came Monday to visit Der aunt Mrs. r. G..
/ Morton, and Tuesday Mrs. Morton's sister,
/ Mrs. Henry King, and daughter, Miss
/ Nina, came from Woodstock to visit her.
Miss George Mann returned Saturday
from stay Of about three weeks at Nahant
Beach, which greatly benefited her health,
SO that she is able to resume work in the
HERALD Office, from which she has been
absent since June.
Miss Carolyn Iamson entertained party
OF young ladies at dinner Thursday even
ing at idleton cottage, and her mother,
Mrs. Anna Y. Lamson, gave luncheon
Tuesday. Charles Mccall also gave a din
ner party Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Fish Of Stock bridge
were at his fathers, A. b. Fish's, the last
OF the week. returning home Sunday.
They were accompanied by their nephew,
Elton Fish OF Richmond. who had been
with relatives here since the eth.
John Gorham is home for a short visit
from Brattleboro, and today goes to North
field with MRS. Mary Mann, Miss Jennie
Granger and Mrs. Gorham, and will be
guests Of the latter's sister, Miss EDNA
Parish, while attending the fair with other
guests Of Miss Parish's.
Mrs. John Seymour went Monday night
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment and an operation, but returned Tues
day, finding that nothing could be done
for her there more than was already being
u9HE Tor HeE HA lQGaA NhN etNtAA1s IT.
Rumrill accompanied her.
NJ. A. Tewksbury went yesterday to
I Boston for a few days business trip.
J Mrs. Tewksbury, who has been visiting
in GoifstoWn. Concord and Plymouth
since leaving York Beach. Me, two weeks
, ago, at which place she had spent the
) summer, is expected Saturday.
Henry G. stoughton, brother OF the late
Col. II. r. StuughIon, died August "a al
4 1. a- svsI As -. E.A
E i'll all summer with heart trouble and
! rheumatism He was known here. and
his childhood DAYS were spent in Royal
, ton. He was an uncle Of Mrs. l.. II. Rum
, riil.
secretsry Spear Of the state cattle CON-
mission has completed the report Of the
commission covering the period since il
I began its duties under the new law. II is
. found that there Is no legal provision for
ITS printing and distribution in advance OF
the legislative session. so that il will be
5 necessary to await the direction Of the
f, assembly before it can be made public
f. ID. Segar. who has been engaged In
the insurance business this summer, has
q accepted position as travelling salesman
{. in the West for the Porter Screen Co. Of
{ / Winooski by whom he was formerly en-
ployed. and will leave for a three months
| trip in few days. Mrs. Segar will re-
{ main here for a few weeks. after which
. the home will be transferred to Burling-
ton.
Miss C. Kate Howard has received the
offer of the position Of associate principal
! / OF the grammar school Of Dover. Ne, the
same school and building with which she
has been connected. The position Is a
Z, new one and Miss Howard the first to re-
;, ceive the offer Of IT, The place carries
with il & salary Of 200 for the school year
: Of thirty-six weeks. She j. obliged 70 de-
e cline on account Of home duties.