Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-25

He struggles Ike 3 harassed horse
That imp0tently tries
To kick the daylight out OF all
The nagging August flies.
The air Is ohufned momentby
pair Of vicious heels
Then his torment0rs' flank attack
straightway the kicker feels.
Both horse and giant learn perhaps,
Somewhat % their surprise
It's not bad idea 20 hg6t
Somebody Of your size"
Mrs. George A. Pearson went to Bur-
lington Tuesday to remain the rest Of the
week.
Mrs. Henry j. Bagley has presented a
new Huntington piano to her granddaugh-
ter, Halle Dukett.
Mrs. John Manney and daughter,
Miss Bertha, have gone to Middlebury
for couple Of weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell is home again
after an extended visit among relatives in
Washington and Williamstown.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard came back Mon
day from Montpelier, where she had
been spending couple Of weeks.
Mrs. John Pratt, Jr., OF Burlington was
with her mother, Mrs. George Whitney,
last week from Thursday to Saturday.
George ID. Pratt came back Saturday from
Burlington, where he had been called by
the death Of his father, John Pratt, sr.
Miss Edith Emerson and Miss Anna
Wellington, guests st the Wiswall cottage,
left here Friday for swampscott, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tracy and two
children Of Williamstown were with Mr..
Tracy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. q.
Tracy, Monday.
A son, John Randolph, was born Satur-
day night TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morton
OF New York at the home OF the grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Morton.
Miss Harriet Hayward Is enjoying two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
postoffice and Monday went away on a
trip to Springfield ana Keene, \. II.
Miss Maud Thayer, who had been pass
ing a couple OF weeks with her consins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Thayer, went back TO
her home in Dover, y. H., saturday.
Mrs Emma Read has gone to Lyndon to
visit the family Of Rev. F. G.. Rainey dur
ing the vacation Of Miss Edyth, who is to
be the assistant teacher the coming year In
the Lyndonville graded school
r. j. OiBrien OF West Somerville, Mass,
Joined his wife last Thursday at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carr, and re-
manned until after the concert Friday
evening, at which Mrs. O'Brien sang.
Miss Emma Dickerman OF New Haven,
Conn, is the guest Of Mrs. J. l.. Treat at
the Thayer house on Highland avenue
arriving Monday after a stay among the
White Mountains at Bethlehem, \. II.
Mrs. George King and two daughters,
Misses Eta and Edith, Of Plainneld have
this week been visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
William Bass in Randolph and the
families OF ID. W. {. and John Blanchard
in Braintree.
Mrs. Lucy Brown and daughter and a
cousin, Mrs. Laura Parker, who had been
with Mrs. Browns parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hatch. for few days, went FRIDAY
TO their homes in Holyoke and Springfield,
Mass, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Manchester have
had with them since Monday Mrs. Man
chester's nephew, John Sessions, and ms
wife Of Minneapolis and her niece, mrs,
Carrie Winchester, and daughter OF
Ashburnham, Mass.
Tom Oheere and Fred Copeland returned
last Thursday from a delightful trip 70
Quebec and the st. Lawrence, down when
they passed 70 the Saguenay, and then ran
the rapids Of that famous riyer,golng as iAr
the head OF navigation.
q
inc tbe doctors mother and sister, Mrs.
M +. Scott and Mrs. Charles Porter, and
the latter's son, Scott, OF Northampton,
Mass, who arrived Monday, after lew
DAYS stay among relatives IN Barton ana
Iras burgh.
John b. Fisk is having a two weeks
vacation from j. II. Lamson's store ana
last week spent a day or two IN Queen city
nark and Burlington, visited +. Z. FISH
and family in Richmond and his son,
Walter. in st. Adams. He is now recre-
ating about home.
Miss Edna Joslyn, primary teacher IN
the Institute for the Blind al harlIoIq'
Conn, was the guest OF her uncle, r H.
Joslyn, Thursday and Friday OF last Week.
Miss Joslyn is herself a graduate OF the
institute and a brilliant scholar as Wen Is
an accomplished musician
Mrs. David Hatch, who, with her nus
hand, has been passing the summer ~
Randolph, is now visiting her mo s,I ,l ~
poston Tomorrow Mr.. Hatch viii meet
her IN Springfield, Mass, end they VIII go
~ Pittsburg. Penn, where they are 70 De
emf Moved in a hotel this winter
Mr. ana Mrs. r. n. Bean gave an intor-
wal retention Friday evening al ther
home on Prospect street in honor OF Mr;
pesn,s aunt. Mrs. Charlotte LOOMS OF
Great Falls. Mont, who left Monday with
her daughter, Emma, and son. Barney lor
Boston and Portsmouth, on thelr return "
Montana.
r. F. Ricker's stock shipment Monday
was 100 hogs, 50 calves, 70 Inlien SoS s
and 20 beef cattle. At this station ne ne
cared 13 mich COWS, 10 peel eattie' -
calves and 20 hogs, paying from tSO % 20
os,;a,e Tor The milch cows, to cents
rd for the calves and to q cents a
pound FOX the hogs
Miss Lillian Hutchins Of Charlestown,
n who had been the guest OF her
cousin' Miss Bessie Bliss, for three
,Seeks. went 70 Mortified Tuesday ~
s,,e,,5 several DAYS, after which she VIII
rlturn here. Miss Bliss also lett Town