Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

Brought suddenly into the light
With shelter overthrown.
Aud, hearkening 70 hts words, they need,
Those packers great and small,
Ne ass % eery pHinly read
The writing un the wall
Twill De, they know. some lengthy spans
Pore any but Euut
VII have stomach for their cans
or force them down the throat
Mrs. A. A. Smith started Tuesday night
on her journey to Detroit.
Mrs. Thomas Phillips OF Waterbury
was entertained Monday night by her
aunt, Mrs. Wales I. Bass
The Herald is favored again this season
with the cleverly written notes OF Mrs.
Joseph W. Atwood from Caspian lake.
DR.. II. A. Crandall left Monday for his
home in Burlington after a stay of two or
three weeks with his niece, Mrs. +. I.
Salisbury.
Mrs. Ardelle Ballard and daughter OF
st. Adams were the guests OF Mrs. X. j..
Kimball at Montague Place from Friday
to Tuesday.
Hon. and Mrs. Herbert Wall and infant
SOP. guests OF w. B. Wall and Mrs. f. ID.
strong for few days, returned to Keene,
n. H., the 2oth.
Miss la Banister is away on vacation,
which she is dividing between Mrs. +. n.
Bean in Barre and Mrs. l.. A. Pearson and
her daughters in Montpelier.
Judge william IL. Nichols has been at
tending the commencement of his college,
Middlebury. and visiting his daughter,
Mrs. David Bosworth, in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. II. Collins OF Montpel-
Ter we're at A. II. Beedle's Sunday and
Monday with Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs.
Herbert Flint OF Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. John Angel and daughter, Anna,
have been recent visitors at DR.. +. &. An
gell's in this village and at Alvin Angels
IN the east part of the town. They went
away the 25th.
Miss Coruelia CLANCY is in Royalton to
pass the remaining time before her de-
oarture to Boston the first OF next week
Tor a period of musical study at the New
England Conservatory.
George Maxham and daughter OF
Cbarlestown, ILL.,, who had been with
their cousins at c. j. Dykes, started for
nome Monday night by way OF Boston and
Niagara Falls. John Taggart of Enfield,
y. H., was also at Mr.. Dykes over sun
day.
What should prove an interesting game
Of ball will take place at McCalps park
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock between
the town team and tho East RandQlph
nine. As the Salisbury team is not 10
play this week. no rain is expected, and
everyone should turn out to see the rubber
game between these mines.
Mrs. e. NJ. Bixby and her two daugh-
ters, Mrs. +. r. lngalsbe and Miss Kath-
ieen Bixby. and her sister, Miss Inez
Litchfield. Grove to Middle bury Friday to
be present at the commencement exercises
Of .diddlebury college, of which Mrs, In
galsbe is a graduate, aud to pass week
among friends and acquaintance there.
Magazines that the subscribers have
finished reading and for which they have
no further use will be acceptable gifts TO
the Kimball Public library. which has
magazines on file for reference and is to
have them catalogued. II those having
any numbers to give viii notify the libra
rian. Miss Anne Dubois, she will see that
they are taken to the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Salisbury went to
Greensboro Tuesday to put their cottage
in readiness for Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
Merchant, who are to occupy II ten days
from the third of July, MIR. Merchant
preceding the outing by a visit Sunday
and Monday to his mother In Queehee.
From Greensboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury
proceed today to Boston and Hampton
Beach.
Mrs. E. L. Bass has a house party al
a student at the Northampton institute
arriving Saturday on her summer vaca-
ton; Mrs. Ethel Dowley and daughter,
Doris, OF Brattleboro. and Mrs. Laura }.
Matte OF Washington, ID. c. Miss Mary
Tilsou. a teacher in the Trenton, y. j.,
institute and Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Cham
berlin Of Boston have also been guests
OF Mrs. Bass.
Henry p. lewis came the 23rd fro m
-. A. a 100 FsaAa..
ing for year, and today goes TO New
Work 10 meet four young men from the
West with whom ne will make bicycle
tour Of Europe. They will sail Saturday
and reaching Scotland, will pedal their
va through the British isles, cross over
To the continent, wheel through lthly
ana spain. see p little Of Africa and return
by way OF Gibraltar.
The pipe organ. removed from The
White church TO make way Tor the one
from tbe Brick church, which ls now be-
ine, torn down. has been sold to the Meth
odlst s)elety for $500. The instrument,
yhich was manufactured by Stearns sons
~ Spriuptield, Mass, has doub manuel,
10 sneaking stops and 479 pipes. IL has
been In use ten or a dozen years, but is prac-
ticalIy as good as new and Isl sweet loheQ, f,
powerfuI organ. Ii is being set up this
week in the Methodist editice at cost OF
i
seriously considered by the Methodist
society Sunday after service and by Mon
dav night pledges to the amount ot -elo
rad been secured with guarantees Tor the
remaining sl5 Of the expense.
Y. Dittemore, vice president Of the
Van Camp Packing Co., was in town last
Thursday. He LETT the same day, accom-
uanied by II. n. Carlisle, an agent ot the
concern. who had been here several days
looking up the prospect Of locating.
miik condensing plant In this town. Mr:
Carlisle was able to report 70 his cnlei
fhatthe prospect was excellent Tor secur-
iog The required amount ot milk mere.
Tbe gentlemen also investigated sites, ana
sesned satisfied in that respect. mere
80. more doubt about the fuel pfouleins
a. coal costs more here than at some other
5oints. Mr. Dittemore, before coming
bere. bad looked up two other places that
lad blds in for the factory, but neither
proved good. He had several Others on
ne Iist that be was desir0us q visiting pe-
fore coming So near a decision a. to war
rant beginning an actual canvass Tor mllk
contracts among farmers, ana VITA aE
+ Carlisle. started Tor an inspection OF THESE
points Thursday. As soon as there e
ANYTHING new 10 report either way, lhest
L as-rTs communicate with E0fH=