Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-03

Dana G. Torrey, sanatorium patient,
who has been critically i'll, is more COM
Portable for the past several days. DIR. J.
N. Jenne of Burlington counseled with
DR.. J. P. Clifford in his case last week.
Miss Caroline Stearns, teacher in msth-
ematics in New York city school, has
been visiting her brother, DIR. E. H.
Stesrns, here this week on her return
from the summers stay at Lawrence,
Mass.
Rev. Frederick Beekman Of Union
town, Pa, came Friday to visit his broth
er, H. g. Beekman, at w. B. Wallis. DR..
Beekman is now being cared for by Mrs.
Hanover, N. H., Sunday.
Miss May Wyman, employed in q
boarding house at Burlington, was taken
quite i'll last week and Sunday her BROTH
er-in-law, Clayton Trask, went there to
bring her home, reaching here Monday
| night. She is now at his home.
The long dry season and the recent Sc
we're drouth have caused . serious short
| age in the village water supply. The
reservoir level is now down four. feet
from the overflow, and constantly falling.
All the motors and the sewer flush tanks
have been shut on, and patrons warned
to use the utmost caution in outstanding
the supply. The hose privilege had to
be cut OF last week.
BARLEY Allen Kinsman and Miss A.
Blanche Cameron, daughter OF w. B.
Dudley, were married Aug. 10 by Rev.
Arthur G. Cummings at their future
home in Middlebury. The brides dress
was cream white mohair silk and she car
ried bride roses. Miss Carolyn Jones
was bridesmaid and wore a gown
of palo blue batiste, carrying q bouquet
of pink roses. The best man was Lewis
Kinsman, brother of the groom. The
house was decorated in yellow and white
and the ceremony took place under an
arch of flowers.
Bethany guild will meet at the Parish
house Thursday afternoon, Sept. 10, at
o'clock.
The ladies of the Federated church will
meet with Mrs. f. n. Rising Thursday,
Sept. 10, from to s.
The subject of the Christian Science
Bible lesson for next Sunday will be
.sMan.' Service at II. Wednesday
evening meeting at 7:3o.
Bethany church-Communion will be
observed at the morning service. Even
ing preaching service at 1880. Mrs. Albert
Eckert Chandler will sing.
Baptis. and Methodist Federated
misunderstanding service at 10: 80 in
Baptist church, Sunday school at noon;
Young Peoples society at 80 D. m. and
evening service at 7:3o in the Methodist
church.
Quincy Adams Sawyer"
An excellent demonstration of the we'll
known say ing that when q woman will,
she will, may be found in the publication
of that popular New England novel,
s'Quincy Adams Sawyer" and the mar
velous success that has attended it's sales
throughout the land up to the present
day. Miss Caro- M. Clark, q young Bos-
ton woman, thoroughly believed that
there was a market for this story, and
against all advice OF friends she ventured
her last cent in forming the c. NJ. Clark
Publishing company to publish it. The
author was unknown and she had never
had any experience in publishing books,
but her wonderful success in this venture
10 still the talk of the book trade. Miss
Clark inodestly says that the book met
her expectations in making shit with
The public, that is all. The dramatization
of the novel, which is to be seen here
Sept. IL at the Music hall is equally sue
cessful.
Ladies' Night at The Grange.
1t was Ladies' night at the grange Aug.
ed and lady officers of the evening,
gowned in white and carrying bouquets
of golden glow, were marshalled for the |
officers march by Miss Hazel Fairbanks. |
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lows:-Master, Mrs. A. NJ. Vaughan;
overseer, Mrs. G. c. Flint; lecturer, Miss
Abbie Clark; stewaid, Mrs. w. w. Jones;
assistant steward, Mrs. Ernest Manches-
ter; chaplain, Mrs. z. L. Hills; treasurer,
Mrs. John F. Tewksbury; secretary, Miss 1
Carrie Manchester; gete keeper, Mrs. ID. /
ID. Howe; Ceres, Miss Mabel Sault; Po-
mona, Mrs. Clarence Booth; Flora, Mrs.
N. c. Buck; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Alfred Knights.
The program was short and interesting
and consisted of q solo by Miss Alettha
Bailey; a reading from James Whitcomb
Riley by Miss Abbie Clark, and discus
sion of "How 1 would keep house il I
were a woman" by Am. Vaughan and
g. c. Flint. A social hour and prone
made succeeded the program, and punch
and waters were served by Mrs. J.F.
Tewksbury and Mrs. N. c. Buck, while
Miss Abbie Clark and Mrs. d. D. Howe
dispensed cake and coffee. The napkins,
daintily marked, Ladies' Night, P. of
H., /" served as favors for the dance.
The march was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Buck, Misses Hazel Fairbanks and
Edith Howard. Mrs. c. 8. Booth ana
Mrs. Ernest Manchester were the floor
directors. The gentlemen pronounced
Ladies' night one OF the pleasantest
events of the year.
Feel languid, weak, rundown Head
ache Stomach "on"?-Just . plain case
OF lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters