Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26

The faddlsts pointedly assert,
To eObble three square meals day,
Whose corners cannot fan TO hurt;
Consume as little as you can
Adopt the grand no-breakfast plan.
At first they taught Us to exist
on grits and fakes and wheatlet bites
And other curious kinds of grist
To take away our appethes,
That not lingering pans we'd feel
Il Al losing this most healthiul meal
The world without Is fun of sin.
The world within" is full of wind;
And here we wander sad and thn
on fasts our faith securely pinned
Desiring without food . try
when, possibly, Wen up aud die.
Miss Ida Flint was in South Royalton
over Sunday.
Miss Lena Austin OF Boston was a
recent visitor at A. n. Hayes
William Booth is at his old home in
Newport, n. H., for a month or more.
Miss Stella Flint is in Berlin, Coln., for
a short time and from there will proceed
to Boston.
Miss Izah Ranney Of Pittsfield was a
guest at q. A. Chedels from Thursday
to Saturday.
Miss Anna Andrews has finished work
in the HERALD office and gone TO her
homa in Rochester.
Mrs. A. F. Grover and daughter, who
gone back to Lawrence, Mass.
LIP. Thayer of Essex Junction was in
the village Tuesday and decided his house
on Dudley street to Mrs. q. A. Pearson.
Mrs. William Calder, who had been at
Mrs. II. w. Tewksbury's about two
months, returned to New York the 2lst.
Harry I. Lyman has gone to Man
chester, n H., to work in the American
express office there through the vacation
season.
The Randolph S. BIS. will play So.
Royalton at that place next Saturday.
They will play with Woodstock here
Aug. 10
Miss Ella F. Crooker, one Of the va
cationists at Miss Mary Howards, took
her departure to South Acton, Mass,
yesterday.
Misses Pauline and Emma Raymore
passed Sunday in Springfield with their
brother and his vie, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Raymore.
Mr.. anu Mrs. w. p. Young are in Ran
| dolph again after an absence OF two or
three months spent with their daughter
/ in South Royalton.
Miss Lena Ellison brought her three
weeks vacation TO a close Saturday ana
went to West Derry, n. H., to resume
clerking in store there.
Fred Fairbanks is now day operator at
this st6t.on, and j. ". Marcott night
operator, the latter succeeding Frank
! Verdon, who has been transferred TO
st. Albans.
| A party Of eighteen, mostly young
married people, enjoyed picnic al Mari
/ Castle park Tuesday evening. delicious
supper and marsh mallow roast were
engaging features.
Hon. Frank Plumey OF Mortified and
George w. Wing Of Montpelier were in
/ the village Friday for a hearing before
Chief Justice Rowell in the Averill
chancery case involving about $1,000.
Herbert Allen has found employment as
/ teamster at a mill IN Winchendon, Mass,
| to which place he will remove his family
| soon. The Aliens have lived in the
house OF Mrs. Rebecca Webster on Weston
street about year.
Mrs. siaria Mccullough OF Bethel and
her two daughters, Mrs. Henry Cole OF
Bethel and Mrs. Fred Fay OF Everett,
Mass, visited Mrs. McCullough's son,
| s. II. Mccullough, and family at A. H..
Hendricks last Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. s. N. Gould and Mrs
Cynthia Hubbard began a six weeks
camping season at Queen City park yester-
dav Miss Jane Page, who lives with
ltbe Goulds. went first to Moretown and
will join them at the park later.
Lewis Carlisle had his right hand caught
bv the machinery at the Il. f. Emerson
lnill Saturday forenoon and part OF
the thumb Joint removed. The cut Will
nat necasstate the loss OF the thumb
though 1t will probably cause stih
Miss Josis Kennedy has been having a
lTttIe respite at Charles IL. Holmans
.r.,, her y crk IS telephone operator IN
" hite River junction, TO which she
I La rnHaa a.
pecially the guest OF Mr.. Holman's aaugh-
Ter, Mrs John Drew.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clough died Monday afternoon at
their home on the II. V. Fletcher farm,
after a feeble existence OF six weeks. The
funeral was held at 2 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating,
and burial was at the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vail and son,
Jackson, Hon, " !: Spear, Rev. Fraser s.L
lines in Lake Mitchell Friday and satur-
day and drew in a most satisfactory
drsught Of fishes, 80 of which weighed
! ~ mounds From the lake, the Naiis
went TO Pomfret and stayed until yester-
day.
There is now an opportunity at the
HERALD office for a bright, industrious
young lady who wishes 10 remain ~ TINS
I
learn typesetting. After the three months
appreni ieeship, spare work VIII be tur-
nished. leading eventually TO n STEADY
/ place as composition, II the party proves
worthy.
I Fred Copeland and John Lamson went
TO Burlington yesterday morning ana EN-
, barked at that point In Mr. Lamson
boat for Platisburg bound on tour slong
the New York side OF Lake Champiain y
PbillipsburL and Highgste with the ex-
recitation of reaching the latter place ~
Saturday.
. Judge William II. Nichols, whom pro
, hate business called TO Chelsea and WI,
iiamstown last Thursday and Friday, hao
a severe chill that lasted ell the time he
/ Wa riding home from the latter place ana
was followed By an acute attack OF oysen-
terv. Tuesday be seemed more comiorta-
3, he but shortly after midnight be suffered
s 4 shock affecting The right side ana lies u
a critical condition.
Niss Lula Allen OF Randolph and MS
Minnie Wood Of Springfield, Mass VA
a furnish the music for The t-5lh anhah
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