Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-04

iLr the sumner.
Inc ladies Of the Baptist church had
very successful sale OF aprons. food and
cAhay on the church lawn Saturday after
noon. They disposed Of all their wares
ana took IN the sum Of 90.
Mrs. A. CURLY left Friday for West
Derry, y. H., TO stay for a while with her
uaug nter, Mrs. Bert Stevens, before join-
ing Mr.. Curly in Boston. where their
nome IS 70 be for the future.
Miss Maud Emerson Of Boston Is with
her father, Z. 4. Emerson, for a part OF
her vacation. coming Saturday, and will
20 70 Campton, y. a., 10 spend a few
days before returning TO the city.
Fred Huntington has sold his meat
market 70 !. ID. Litchield, who took pos
session Monday. Mr.. Litchfield will re-
tain IN the market Chester ID. Hood, who
has been working there with him.
Miss Clara Burnham. who had been
passing the month OF July with her
mother, Mrs. Frances Burnham, left
Monday to resume her duties in a large
department store al Concord, n. II.
Clarence d. Holman Of Pacific Grove,
Cal., who reached here July "a with the re-
mains OF bis aunt, Mrs. Celia lHolman)
Badger, started for the West again Mon
day, stopping at Underhill enroute.
Misses Carrie and Helen and Alice Hill
Remington, after spending three weeks
with Miss Edith Marcolt, left Saturday
for Dedham, Mass, by way Of Montpelier,
Morrisville and the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace J. Morse, who
came 10 Montague Place Friday from
Jefferson, ~ H., TO visit Mr.. Morse's sis
ter, Mrs. K. j. kimball, and family, took
fhnfH - o. Nsrr
George Hutchinson and family, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Dumas and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Williams
camped last week, from Wednesday TO
Saturday, at {. E.Abbott's Highland place.
The sum Of Ss4.25 was raised among
sympathizing friends and acquaintance
and presented 10 Mrs. Bessie Tilson,
whose younger son, George, was drowned
in Ayers brook Wednesday OF last week.
The social with a band concert and
dance, given Saturday evening in Grange
hall for the benefit OF the Roman Catho-
lie church, attracted a large number and
enriched the treasury Of the church about
so
Hermon II. Reed, who had been staying
for while at j. L. Moses for the benefit
Of his health, went last Thursday to bis
home in Dorchester, Mass, to try a
different treatment in hopes Of better
results.
Misses Anna and Helen Treat Of New
Haven, Conn, reached here Monday and
viii pass the month Of August with their
mother and their sister, Mrs. VIM. X.
Clark, at the Thayer house on Highland
avenue.
Mrs L. ID. Rhodes is away on q trip
70 Brentwood, y. H., and Hampton Beach
10 last until the 18th Of August, when
she viii meet Mr. Rhodes in Boston 70
attend the G. A. X. encampment and
visit in Mediord, Mass.
The circulation OF books from the Kim
ball Public library in this village and the
Center during the month Of July was 1917,
an average per day OF IS 1921. OF this
number 1856 (l2%l were class books, 81
(22El juvenile and e3s CASE hctien.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. Q.
Osha, born June %, died at 10 o'clock Err
DAY morning after a weeks illness. Inc
funeral was held at the home al the stock
farm Sunday afternoon, Rev. V. NJ. Hardy
officiating, and interment was MADE IN
Southyiew cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bruce and Mr..
aud Mrs. George g. LaNigne, who accom-
panied the body Of Mrs. Loren +. Bruce
mother Of Mr.. Bruce and Mrs. LaNigne,
from Bellows Falls Wednesday OF last
week for burial in Randolph, returned
Friday TO their homes in Laeonia, \. H.,
and Bellows Falls, respectively.
Miss Edith Abbott, who had been IN
Burlington since commencement time,
care home early last week and stald untll
Tuesday, when she went TO Springfield,
Mass. 10 spend the month Of August.
The middle Of September she viii begin
her work as assistant instructor IN the arr
department OF Mt. Holyoke college
Miss Mary Tilson Of Trenton, n. j., who
had been staying with her uncle Z. L.
Rass. and other relatives in town Ior
month az more, took her departure Tues
,4sv morning for Middlesex, whittier her
mother. Mrs. Della Tilsnn, and her adopt
"a sister. Miss Fannie Bass, preceded her
70 their home at that place two weeks ago
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger, with
Misses Catherine Metzger and GeneyleVe
Iacev. left town Monday for three
,reeLsi absence, Mr.. MetZger and MS
lister. Miss Catherine, going TO 81. johns
ellie n. V. while Mrs. Metzger and her
cousin. Miss Lacey, were bound tor eals,
I'm. \. V, with Freehold as theH hhai
destination.
Mrs. George Cheney, who had been VS.
ting her mother, Mrs. A. A. ohllth, 49,
bacS 10 81. Johnshury Friday, and Satur-
dsy her daughter, Miss Hortense PETERS
ioineS The campers az Highgate Springs.
Misses Lucille and Marjorie Wheeler, VINO
had also been the guests OF Mrs. Sm Il,
,hsir Grandmother, returned TO Mhlte
River function Saturday.
Nm. Hood of Woburn, Mass, organlss
NJ the Congl church in which [. r.. WOOD
sings. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wood IN ran
dolph saturday and Sunday at the ,, polle
of he formers father, William . Mooa,
Nr. Hood was returning from a UP "
Chicago and availed himself OF an oppor-
tnnitv TO see what attractions TINS 'o"h
bss Ia offer as a summer resort.
Vousecleaning operations have oeea
,ndsr way for several days at the railroad
ststion. and active work with the seruo
bino brush. reinforced by sand soap n as
broSght the woodwork-whleh was Lass
-, year or two ago-lnto plaln
lew once more. Microbes lurk Iil
y The dust Of ages have been rudely , as
, y ana eobwebs ruthlessly torn ron
corners -, that we're supposed to oe perLin nss
nsnt sbidine places. Rats no longer nolu
sociai dances on the waiting room nOoi'