Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-05

The snubbed should be srubbers. the snubbers
snubbed
For behaving with silly rashness.
In giving the troopers chance to look down
On such a display Of white freshness.
Newell Byam was in Northfeld Tues
day.
Rev. Father o'NeiI of NorthfieId was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. F. B. Wood has gone to Brandon
for few days.
William Rand, Jr., is home from Bos-
ton on a vacation.
Mrs. Amanda Thsyer has been visiting
in East Bethel since Tuesday.
Edwin White OF Felchville is the guest
of his brother, Rev. Homer White.
Arthur and Ernest Austin are at their
fathers farm in st. Albans for vacation.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk has been home
for weeks respite from his clerical la
bors in Cabot.
Charles Adams, son OF ]. B. Adams, is
to be operated upon today at the sanato-
rum for appendicitis.
John Curran has purchased of Calvin
Brewster that part Of his milk route
north of the railroa track.
lothian Chamberlain Of Palmer, Mass,
is visiting his brother and sister, o. r.
and Miss Eta Chamberlain.
A daughter, weighing six pounds, was
born Wednesday of last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Dumas.
Miss Belle Reynolds returned yesterday
to STAFFORD after a weeks stay at the
home OF her brother, G. @. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Proper had Mrs.
Proper's brother, Edwin Chadwick of Leb-
anon, n. H., with them Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer n. Young and
baby OF Erie, Pa, are with Mr.. Young's
mother and sister, Mrs. Ellen Young and
Mrs. Ella Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Carter OF Coving-
ton, KY, are at the Sherman Spooner
farm as the guests Of Mrs. Carter's sister,
Miss Flora Carpenter.
Misses Eunice and Nellie shattuck
were at G. F. Griswold's last night, stop
ping en- route from Hatfield, Mass, to
their home in Ottawa.
Mrs. g. W. Douglass is in Lawrence,
N. Y, to help in the care Of her mother,
who has been dangerously i'll but was
better at last accounts.
CT. Kenworthy Of Waterbury, Conn,
was in town Saturday and sunday to visit
Miss winnifred Chadwick, making his
/ headquarters at the Inn.
/ Miss Lena Kilburn has flushed her
course at the Bullard Stenographie school
/ in Montpelier and has taken q place in
/ the office of the Sargent-Osgood-R Roundy
company.
Clarence Seymour, who had been en-
pIoyed in the electric car service Of
| Brockton, Mass, went from this place
Tuesday to New York to be conductor on
trolley line in that city.
Miss Julia Slack brought her vacation
to a close Sunday aud left for Albany, n.
Y, to resume her studies in the busines;
college and her work as stenographer in
the Office of an Albany dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storrs, two SOM
and a daughter came from Ware, Mass.
last Thursday in their touring car anc
are quartered at j. J. Trerise's during
their annual outing in Randolph.
/ Miss Madeline Cox, who had beer
spending a month with Mr.. and Mrs. c
d. sanborn, left yesterday for her hom'
in Boston and was accompanied rs far a
White River Junction by Mrs. Sanborn
Rev. ]. T. johnson of PerkinsviIle
with q brother-in-law and two children
stopped at Calvin Brewster's Monda.
night on his way to grounds in johnson
where he annually holds a camp meeting
The circulation Of books from the Kim
ball Public library during July vas 127
volumes, or a daily average of az. OF tn
total number 12s (10.6%) were elias
! books, 2s5 (22.4%) Juveniles and IS
(67. q works OF fiction.
Theron Brooks OF Washington, D. c.
has bought of Joseph Spooner the Fin
place of about 70 acres in Braintree, pay
ing therefor $1,000. There is no habits
bic house on this farm but the land is /
good state of cultivation.
I'M. Thompson of Montpelier spen
Sunday at A. j. Fosters with his vii
and. daug hter, who are to remain her
until the first of September. Mr.. an
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Thompson and Mis-
: Beatrice were in Bethel Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Montgomery, hay
ing spent two weeks with their mothe
and sister, Mrs. Mary and Miss Lur
Montgomery, departed Monday to Boz
ton. Of whose city police Mr.. MOntgon
cry has been for many years member.
! Sunday night an SIS tent, belonging
]. J. Stimets, was stolen from the Sout
Pleasant street lot of c. J. Stockwell, o
which it was pitched for the benefit {
I the children in both families. Chetse
! would be q good camping place for Il
thief.
Mrs Mary Mann has with her tn
month, Miss Angie Pike and the after
sister, Mrs. Nathaniel King Of Nortl
field, and has been entertaining likewii
|, Mrs. Eugene Adams OF Quechee, VII
! came last Thursday and remained unit
: Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Angel, who was with b
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Tracy, last week, is now in Vergennl
= substituting for q month in the We
! Rennes vermonter office of L P. Thaye
/ one OF whose compositors is of duty {
account of q broken ankle.
/ Mrs. o. W. BrockWay has R q r.
red pullet that was hatched the 21st ds
Of February and, after only g six month
preparatory course, was graduated Gu
= laude from Mrs. Brockway's poultl
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