Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

NA'ss iV4vh nhtcAtluer OF HARE went
away Friday after spending week with
Mrs, d, NJ. English,
o. j, Marcott is enjoying a two weeks
rest from business at his cottage al Mas
coma lake, Enfield, n. II.
Mr., and Mrs, Burton Tenney and baby
OF Barre were at L, II, RumrilPs last
week from "Wednesday to Saturday.
Mrs. F. II. Wood and daug liter, Annie,
are camping at Silver lake, Barnard, this
week with the family OF W. F. Wood Of
Woodstock.
Fred o. Copeland and his cousin, Miss
Jessie simpson Of Lawrence, Mass, went
to Burlington Friday To take the trip TO
Ausable Chasm.
Miss Grace Snyder Of New York is at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. W. W.
sprague, regaining health and strength
in the country air.
Guy osha, who has good position
with the Waltham Watch company OF
Waltham, Mass, is in town on yaea-
ton that viii end the 18th.
Mrs. Frank Hanee left the Sd for her
future home in swanton, whittier Mr..
Hanee and son conveyed the household
goods few days earlier,
Hon. James Hutchinson has presented
80 volumes OF the scribner and Century
magazines TO the reference department OF
the Kimball Public library.
Miss Harriet Hayward is having two
weeks vacation from her duties as post
office clerk and is dividing her time be-
tween Keene and West Hartford.
Miss Mabel Dickinson OF watertown,
\. y, is a guest at the Wiswall cottage,
from which Mrs. Louise Merrihew re-
turned to Newton, Mass, Saturday.
The A b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for Morris Banister Of Braintree
his house on Pearl street in this village to
Dana II. Spooner, who has taken possess
sion OF the property. The place is occu-
pied by L. j. Blakely.
The apron sale in Grange hall Friday
night for the benefit OF the Roman Catho-
lie church proved a most successful ven
ture, adding to the treasury $3.50. Ice
cream and cake were served and band
concert enlivened the affair.
II. NJ. Totman, the florist, has field
Of $4,000 carnations at the rear of his
greenhouse to which they will be trans
terred this fall. Some of the plants are
new variety, the Snowdrift carnation,
obtained from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Roundy and young
sr daughter, Susan, followed the elder
laughter, Ruth, to Charlestown, n. H.,
saturday and are TO spend couple OF
weeks with their relatives in that place,
Rockingham and Westminster.
Rev. X. NJ. Fowler, pastor of the Meth
odist church, officiated at the funeral OF
Mrs. Ernest Oracle last Thursday after
noon, and among the relatives present at
the service were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Oracle OF Wilder, to which place they
have recently moved.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Ward and daughter,
GLADYS, who came East shortly before the
death of Mrs. Wards mother, the late
Mrs. A. L. Cooper, started for Glenwood,
Ia, Friday night. Their return was has
tened by word from Mr.. Ward that the
Youngest son, lad II years old, was seri'
ously i'll and threatened with typhoid
| fever.
Mrs, H. w. Tewksbury and her daugh'
ter. Miss Mary c. Tewksbury, came home
the ID inst. the latter from visit at
Jpdge Hamilton Peck's in Burlington,
and the former from Rutland, where she
has secured apartments for Light house
keeping the coming year, during when
| Miss Tewksbury is to be teacher OF
English in the Rutland city high school.
Dennis Phillips, agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine company, has removed
his headquarters to Burlington and drove
10 that city Friday, being Joined by MRS
phillips the next day. The rooms vacat'
al bv them in the Cushman block have
been rented by o. E. Colburn for a small
grocery store with living apartments IL
tho rear. Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn have
been occupying the upper tenement at ID
A. Leonard's.
A. the Grange meeting Saturday night
there will be paper, "Does the wife o
the farmer have the conveniences 1or 40
| ing her work that he doesT' by MIS- .
wells. Edwin Martin will tell how tC
make the production of eggs prohtaole
and Mrs. A. NJ. Vaughan will have
naper on "work and Worry Mrs Ell
nest Manchester, Mrs. Alfred Bower, Mrs
r 4. Abbott and Miss Hannah Aldrlcf
viii give some recipes that are nice loi
hot weather dishes and Mrs. Dunhan
will, read. The male quartet VIII iur
nish music.
A fine crop of hay has been raised thi
summer along the sidewalk on one OF TN
residential streets of the village who's
abutting property holders have posslol!
not acquired conformed habit OF lawn
moving or are not wasting muscular en-
orgy on public property. Tan waVihs
timothy, shoulder high, makes nlc
rustic setting to the sidewalk oil a pro
a ross twentieth century town ana give
fbe stranger within our gates an impres
sion that somebody ought to arouse .h
Rim Van Wrinkles in the aoloinins
hopses. who are evidently dreaming Una
this wear of grace is B. G. something,
Miss Emma G. Kilt of Amigo, WIS,
has been engaged by the board Q, senoo
directors AIR as special teacher in Drawn!