Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21

whom she remained until Saturday. Mrs.
Barttro was very sick with neuralgia OF
the heart.
Miss Georgia Mann is having a rest Of
two months from her labors as composl-
tor IN the HERALD Office, and Miss Agnes
Sault is out for two weeks. Miss Ida Flint
entered the Office Friday to learn the art OF
typesetting.
The Cooperative creamery paid 10 cents
net pound for 81 500 pounds OF butter fat
during the month OF June, made 1850
pounds Of butter and paid patrons s7,l25.
The Brigham creamery paid 20i cents net
pound for butter fat in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen and their
son, Benjamin, have moved back from
Bellows Falls, where they had been living
for the last eight years, and are 10 occupy
the lower part OF the George Fits house
on Summer street. Mr.. Allen is TO engage
in teaming here.
Miss Alice Coulumbe has gone to st. Al
bans to work for the Willard Manufactur-
ing company. Her sister, Mrs. Robert
Stoddard, is staying with their mother,
Mrs. Charles Coulumbe, who is still feeble
though much better than she has bee n.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White entertained
Friday, Capt. and Mrs.E. A. Shuttleworth
OF Mortified, who have but Just returned
-
the 9th, has been stationed for the last
three years. With them was Lieutenant
Wilson, also Of the 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Washburn came last
Thursday from Boston and were the
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard
until Saturday. This week they are max
ing their headquarters with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bass while calling on friends and
acquaintance in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. " c. Buck and little
daughter will go to Crystal lake, Locke
haven, y. H., Friday 70 camp for week in
company with Mr.. Bucks mother and
Lebanon, y. II. Afterwards they will
visit in Lebanon and Felchville.
Mrs. Elmina E. r. Wood, daughter OF
DR., ]. NJ. RYDER OF Bellows Falls, was mar
ried Wednesday, July 10, at Lebanon, y.
H.. to q. Wallace George, manager OF the
Junction House, at White River Junction.
Mrs. George, who made her home here last
winter, was in town briefly Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Pearsons and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude, are at Queen City park,
Burlington, where the latter has employ
ment in the park restaurant for the sum-
mer. Another daughter OF Mrs. Pearsons,
Mrs. +. n. Bean, went with them FRIDAY
TO Burlington and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. L. b. Smith of Castleton is visiting
her nephew, W. 5. S. Buck. Mrs. Smith,
who is nearly " years OF age, IS on her
way TO Castleton from a trip to New York,
Boston, New buryport, Rutland and Bur-
lington, taken with as much ease as though
she were one Of her own fifteen great-grand-
children.
AsC. W. Hayward Of the Randolph Inn
was driving down the Main street hill
south OF the covered bridge Friday morn
ing, the kingbolt OF the wagon broke and
be was thrown out with such force as 10
crack his left shoulder blade. The horse
was not frightened, and stopped as soon as
spoken to.
I'll. Seymour, who had been here on
business connected with the settlement OF
the estate OF his mother, the late Mrs.
Mary seymour, went Friday 10 Barre TO
meet his wife, who had been staying IN
st. Johnsbu and from there TO return 10
their home in Lynn, Mass, after stopping
at Nashua, n. H., en- route.
Rev. and Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler have with
them for the rest of the summer Mrs.
Fowler's mother, Mrs. Sarah II. Hadaway
Of Plymouth, Mass, who arrived Satur-
day. Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Naille OF
Worcester. Mass. who were on trip
through this section, stopped mere 70 pe
guests at Mr.. Fowler's for the day
William Martelle mas solu Ms nOueS ~
south Pleasant street to Mrs. George o.
Howe. who has rented the place for one
wear TO r. q. Ham, the new principal OF
the High school Mr.. Martelle gives pos
session August 16 and viii remove to
Canaan, n. H., where, in March, he pur-
chased a gristmill, OF which he intends to
assume charge the first OF September.
The pleasing custom OF throwing dead
rats In the street ''to be returned TO earth
again" through the action OF wagon
wheels, bicycles and the feet OF passers oy'
has happily been revived again this sum-
mer. IL is a habit at once Clearly and ass
thetic and adds materially TO the beauty OF
The village. In the height Of July wealth
er, the deceased rodent, exposed 10 the
blazing sun for hours, is enough to turn
the stomach Of a cat, and this compulsory
viewing OF the remains by people with no
taste for rats anyway is 10 be deprecated