Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

VIII stili get hLs needed spaukr.
DIR. W. NJ. Kelly has returned from a
visit to his home IN Lynn, Mass.
NJ. W. Merchant Of Quechee was with
his brother, Z. L. Merchant, Friday night.
Capt. and Mrs. j. f. Eldredge are at
Highgate Springs for the last Of the camp
ing season.
Miss Marcia Amsdem is at home on
vacation from her work in North Leom-
mister, Mass.
G. r. Davis, son OF Hon. Gilbert Davis Of
Windsor, was a guest Al G. W. Proper's
Friday, driving here from Granville.
Mrs. f. N. Chandler went back to Bur
lington Saturday after spending a few
DAYS with Or. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre.
Miss Ada Mccormack OF Boston and
her nephew. Arnold Campbell, are passing
a months vacation with Mrs. Alice Bruce.
AT the adjourned hearing saturday,
Frank lashua, who had been arrested on
the charge OF intoxication and admitted
10 bail, was acquitted.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh resumed duty
Monday a. cashier in +. A. Thomas store,
after two weeks vacation at Highgate
Springs and Camp Rich, Milton.
Miss Maud Putnam has Joined her sis
ter Miss via. at the home Of their uncle,
N n. Cham berlain. in Keene, y. H., where
they will remain until saturday.
Henry Manchester Of Mechanicsville, n.
y Rho had been In Boston on business,
stoned al the Manchester home Saturday
over one train, on his way 70 the II. LOUIS
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Christmas, who had
been staying at O.. f. Dumas, went tc
their home in Burlington saturday. Mrs.
Christmas was one Of the soloists at the
concert given for the benefit Of the Roman
Catholic church the 18th.
MISS NJ. Lucina Saxton has resigned he
nosltion as assistant Librarian ~ th'
Springfield, Mass, library to take adNan
tage OF better opening IN the holyok'
city library. where she Is 70 nave chaI = y
the reference department. she expects Z
leave for holyoke Monday
Mrs q. +. Cushman is entertaining
| Mrs. Grace tBradishl Taylor ana lltsl
daughter OF Medford, Mass, and Mis-
Maud Brackett OF Pistsheld, Me, wh'
we're among Saturdays arrivals. Mrs
Tayloris sister. Miss May Bradish, Is ais
A. Mrs. Cushmans, where she has beei
/ spending part OF her vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. W. J. Flagg and daughter
/ Claire, Of Miller, Neb., arrived frlusl
/ from 81. Adams bay, where they had peer
camping. and are visiting Mr. tlagg
se,ed mother al the home Of his brother
/ ~ ~ Flsgg. in East BrRintree. On thel
vay East they stopped at Niagara rams
and after being here about ten days. WI
start for st. Louis TO take IN the eApos
tion on the journey home.
Through the courtesy Of II. c. Phlllipi
sscretary. there is in the library me
the nine annual reports OF Lake Mohoh
Conference on international Arbllrat9 ~.
These reports contain addresses anu ~
cnssiops on history Of arbitration WORK
ltbe Hague Court in past years, relations
commerce and industry TO peace, ana pe,
netbods 81 promoting public opinion
favor of arbitration, and kindred topics
The Christian church sunday school eI
;,s.ed M annual picnic at w. NJ. Terry
yyisssant farm near Peth last Ihursds
II VAS a basket picnic and at the moo
| b,rr merry groups surrounded man
: cloths spread on the grassy lawn, uPo
: ,,.hich we're cast the contents OF scores
i. ,,,,-stsrious bundles-a delight 10 u
hsngrv Hot coffee and cold lemona'
we're served to all. The afternoon w
spent in an exciting game OF oaseD y -, y
tween teams captained by Prol. l. y. ,7 ,n.a
and L. b. Johnson, the former III
% 70 -. A tuE-NA-NhAf .-.----ll...,y. -,
Isgged race. etc, furnished amusemen
n Vas a happy day for old and youn
hhont 100 attended. Big teams iurnlsn'
conveyance from town and return
Csmp Randolph acquaintance oil y
hero Win enjoy the following tale TAX
ton, the last issue Of the Essex Junell'
Record What Enosburgh Fails ma
!. CoInitts. who knows clover SOL run
bnctwb heat sand bank as far as ne can !
them and can, nine times Out OF yen,
duce any farmer he talks Win 70 ~ J,
|. me raising capacity Of both by using a. !.
: ,,arsnasiye fertilizing products OF t mn III
t. represents, has just returned lr1t ~,
trim tvpical OF the man. He knows UOS
as we'll as nitrogen and phosphorus &c, a.
5 hss built them himself. Not many ~
q ,,srs ago he had one at Highgate opriu
y This summer be took his yacht 70
d acsan tides at Boston and sailed aoMn
New Work, through the Sound, slopPi
y 81 some places along the route lot se uss
!. 80 az a time. He said he mao ueiis
M trin. And he went alone! Now I
a lnssibfe that wear after year must II
:, P US like they have been passing, anu
-cnng ladies OF this state stu icy IN !
boiidsying around the country alone
.S;s s~;th no better half to take reei ~,
Il his stockings when they yawn OF I., na1 .,
~ hutton on when the main san Is oio"A