Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

Aale0 representative. and then
heheafse their public acts inspiring
But when unto our ears there reaches
The words Of those platformed 10 state,
It's easier 70 do things great
We learn, than say great things in speeches
c. c. Beedle of Keene, n. H., has been
in the village this week.
w. A. Walker OF Jacksonville, H., is a
guest at +. f. Emerson's.
DR.. j. p. Clifford was in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Burke OF North Pomfret has
been at w. n. Bailey's since Tuesday.
n. w. Lille was in Montpelier and
Barre last week, coming back Monday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ferguson OF Ansonia. n. Y,
! is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Lamson.
Mrs. Albion SpIeer and daughter, Inez,
| OF Greenfield, Mass, are at n. w. Lilies.
Mrs. r. G. Kellogg is in STAFFORD for the
| remainder Of the month, going yesterday.
Mrs. d. e. Goding OF Maiden, Mass.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. e.
Holmes
Mrs. George Hutchinson and baby were
at l.. A. Gibbs in White River Junction
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Maud Gourley is to return to her work
in Lowell, Mass, Saturday, after spending
ten days al David Dunbar's.
Miss Lillian B. Foy, who had been with
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Eddy, the last
two months, started Wednesday night on
her return to Chicago.
Mrs. G.. G. Flint and daughter are home
after ten days sojourn in Berlin with
Mrs. Flint's sisters, Mrs. George Adams
and Mrs. A. &. Brown.
David Lyman Of Rutland, who had been
IN Chel ca three months, came from that
place Sunday and stayed until Tuesday
With his cousin, Mrs o. Z. Hood.
Mrs. B. A. Manchester, on her return
from River Road, n. j., last Thursday, /
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. /
Irene Dyer, who is to be with her for the 1
present.
Mrs. James Riley, who had been board I
ing at Russell Woodward's while taking .
treatments at the sanatorium, went to /
Rochester Tuesday to live, having sold her .
place in Bethel Gilead.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f. Tison were IN White /
River Junction Tuesday night to see
Booth Tarkington's comedy romance,
"Monsieur Beaucaire," at the Gates opera
house, of which Asa B. Hebard is man
ager.
Miss Jennie Morton has been away near
ly two weeks on a trip TO Boston, Gar liner
and FItchburg, Mass with her aunt, Mrs.
Henry King, and is also 10 pay a visit to
Miss Jennie Frost In Arlington, Mass,
before her return.
A new clock, operating the electric
alarm bells at the railroad crossings. was
put in Tuesday, and the BELLS which have
been anlbignously called dumb useless
bells heretofore, ring now when the cross
ings are dangerous.
Fred Banister, whose asthmatlc attacks
have been greatly benefited by seven
weeks in Morristown, n. Y, reached
home Saturday, being met in Burlington
by his sister and cousin. Misses Grace
Banister and Glenna Cushman.
Mrs l.. p Thayer and daughter, Mau.
rine, have arrived from Highgate Springs
after long season in camp and are TO be
here until the last of the month, when
Miss Maurine will 60 to Pomona, Cal, for
the winter that a change OF climate may
benefit her health.
NJ. and Mrs. II. c. Woodwork have
been entertaining lately their two grand '
with their husbands, Mr.. and
Mrs George Foss and Mr.. aud Mrs Ed
ward Roland OF Fairfax, The last-namcd
couple were on a wedding trip, having
been married IN Fairfax the 9TH inst.
Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell, Mrs. A. NJ. Hub
bard, Mrs. f. A. Dunn, Mrs. W. G.. Emer- g
ION, Mrs. Jennie Crown and Mrs. j. II. !
Mussey composed the delegation from
Fern Rebekah lodge that visited the lodge
n White River Junction yesterday. The
aides were accompanied by Mrs. John
Darling Of Groton, a guest of Mrs. Crown o
his week.
p. +. McLaurin of Havana, Cuba, Joined
lis wife Friday at the home OF her mother, 4
Yrs. Emily Hastings, with whom she has
leen passing the summer. Monday he y
made business trip to New York, and to-
lay Mrs. McLaurin goes with him to I
Montreal to see his people before they =
20 ha Sfeur asaN 80 To
rom which port they will sail for Cuba in
rider to shorten the voyage.
c. L. Holman is practically rebuilding y
is farm house. south Of The Manchester.
nd transforming il into a very attractive
lace. The building has been raised two
ret, bay window placed al the front
hat at the upper story becomes a gable Z,
nd projection, second three-lighted
indow put in the ell and a long and II
road piazza added. Mr.. Holman's brot h. ii
:, J. NJ Holman, has the work in ch arge
DR.. Arthur Bean OF Brooklyn. y. V. q
ret Mrs. Bean last week in WoOdsville, b.
!. H., where she was visiting Mrs. Err :
est Sargent, and accompanied her to
rookheld, in which place she has spent
be summer. They have been dividing the
me this week between their relatives In
andolpn and Brookfeld, and tomorrow
III go back to Brooklyn TO begin house
aeping on Bedford avenue, having pre-
ously boarded in the city.
Horace Kent, who makes his home
Ith his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Man
hester, has had the pleasure Of a visit
Gently from his two brothers. William
ent Of Mondovi. Wis. and Leander OF
'inchester, y. a., whom he bad not
en- together before in 83 years. His son,
rnest Kent, was also home from Brattle-
BRO over Sunday. Leander Kent re-
rned to Winchester Tuesday. while
lillian went 10 Warren for a few days
A sight that hasn't been seen ia these
Irts since the days Of the early settlers
ls revealed to the startled vision Of H
'arren Bruce Monday morning as be was 8,
topping 10 the woods % r. A. smith, au-
iuing Mari-Castle park. and, looking
ross. saw gaunt wolf stalking about in
c pasture 81 a. H Becdle. The beast
ls composed in manner, seemed uu-
0ubied bE timiditv and. after leisurelv
rYeHiuE the scenery, frottcd on into the q
0ods. ID was dark gray "a color and -
cordug 60 Mr Bruce, Was no figmeut Of Wi
Il imagination nor ANYBODY dOr