Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-09

they had with them Mrs. GouId's son, A.
U. Bagley, of suncook, n. Fl.
Mrs. ]. ]. Stimets and infant son went
to White River junction Saturday and
brought home the next day her two
daughters, Josephine and Ruth, who had
been staying with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lazelle.
g. X. Grant came from Boston Satur-
day night for tortnight's vacation from
his work with the Ivers & Pond Piano
company. He was accompanied by the
manager of the piano factory, Fred Abel,
who remained over Labor day.
Mrs. W. r. sault and younger son,
John. went home to Lynn, Mass, Satur-
day, leaving the Older son, William, to
assist his grandmother, Mrs. E. T.
sault, in getting settled in the upper
part of her house on Prospect avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger and son,
Albert, started Tuesday on a three weeks
vacation trip through Lakes Champlain
and George to Saratoga, then to Albany,
Schenectady and Amsterdam and finally
to Mrs. Metzger's old home in Freehold,
ny.
The circulation OF books from the Kim
ball Public library during August
reached a total Of 1886 volumes, or a daily
average of as. Eighty-seven (7.3 per
cent? we're class books, 299 t2s.1 per cent?
Juveniles and $50 (6s.7 per cent? works of
fiction.
Sam Bowen Of BeanvilIe was brought
before Justice Il. w. Vail Friday on the
charge of furnishing liquor to his
nephew, Walter Bowen, and was bound
over to Orange county court in the sum
of $500. NJ. NJ. Wilson became his
bondsman.
D. D. Howe, ]. ]. stimets, E. Fl.
Mason, L. @. Erskine, A. NJ. Vaughan,
W. A. Mcintosh, e. 1. Clafiin and c. g.
Booth represented Phoenix lodge, F. and
A. NJ, in NBrookfield Tuesday night,
when Mystic Star lodge Of that place
worked the third degree.
Richard Demerritt OF Waterbury is
here putting the canning factory in
\ readiness for the packing season, which
win open next week, about a month
late. The season will be short owing
to the blighting effect OF early frosts on
the corn, pumpkins and squashes.
Ide g. Sargent, Esq, superintendent
OF schools in Paterson, N. j., came
from his summer place in Granville Sat-
Il
whose other guests, Mrs. L H. Ordway and
Mrs. William Macy and baby, returned
to Montpelier that day after a two weeks
visit.
Frank Morgan, who had been at the
Morgan farm on vacation, went Satur-
day to Ithaca, n. Y, where be is to tutor
the coming year for Cornell university.
His parents, DIR. and Mrs. Norman Nor
B ca and THAR Aunnhfar UrfIl he
farm tomorrow for New York.
J. B. Eldredge was at Highgate
Springs Monday to see his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. ]. E. Eldredge, who are still
occupying their cottage at Camp Ran
dolph. He found Captain EIdredge much
better than be was earlier in the summer,
and able TO move around more COM
fortabIy.
The annual meeting OF the Southview
Cemetery association was held Monday
morning in Judge ]. w. Rowelrs Office,
and Judge RowelI. w. B. Wall. Col. A.
B. Chandler, "A. w. Mcintyre and E. A.
Thomas were elected trustees. Judge
Rowell was chosen clerk and treasurer,
and Mr.. Mcintyre, superintendent and
collector.
The big barn of Trial Clark in Brook
OelO was nur0eu last ulSuN viii tue nay
and some of the farming tools. The
stock was all saved, and by hard work
the house was preserved from the flames.
The fire was discovered about quarter to
seven and, though its cause is not
known, some one may possibly have been
, in the barn while smoking.
Newell D. Biekford of Randolph Center
and Mrs. Lemmie E. Drake of this village
were married at O'Clock Wednesday aft
} eFnOoD, Sept. l, in the Cong'l parsonage
at Barre by the Rev. f. A. Poole. A car
, rage tour in that section of the state pre-
, ceded their return TO Randolph Sunday
: night. They are to live on Mr.. Bick-
iord's farm near the Center and will be at
home to their friends after Sept. 20.
The Ladies' Aid of the Braintree
Branch church met with Mrs. George Sar-
: gent the 1st inst. and elected these offi-
GERS for the coming year. President,
Mrs. Sargent; vice president, Mrs. Joseph
Tilson; secretary, Mrs. Charles Dunhami
treasurer, Mrs Asa Snow; collectors,
7, Mrs. Emory Battles and Miss Nettie Sar.
gent; moderator. Mrs. George Ford. A
pleasant social hour followed the business
session.
, Miss Marion Frost has returned tc
Brockton, Mass. after q few weeks al