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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
License to Sell.

state of Vermont, District % Randolph
aforesaid
TO the heirs and al persons Interested @ tae
estate o. Lucy kenneE- late u RANDOLPH
u sald District deceased. Greetings
whereas, application hath been made q tas
court 10 writing by John q. Angel. admipi,
traitor of the estate - Lucy hrli~t, q
praying tor license and authority O. eel y.
the real estate II said deceased, for the pay iral
% debts and Charges Of administration, Softls
t0rth therein the amount 81 debts due from ~ o
deceased, the charges Of administration, and tls
amount OF personal estate and the situation d.
the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed ana
assigned The sth day Of July 1910, AZ the Ffo-
bate once In Chelsea. In said District, q hest
and decide upon said application and peuti'a
and ordered public notice thereof 70 be given
All persons interested therein, hy publishing = -
order together with the time aud place e he1I
ing three weeks succexsiwelv 10 the Herald ~
news, a newspaper which clrculaies " w
neighborhoed q those persons interested ~ ~
estate, ali u which publications shall be previous
g the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified T. apNe1
before said Court, at the time and place assiene'
lheu and there IN said Court to make Your ~
ections 70 the granting Of such license Z YOU -fe
Given under my hand at chelsea, IN sald DE-
riot this 18th day Of June. 1910. 1871
GEORGE L STOW. Judge
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW

Gayle Eaton was in Randolph Monday.
Arthur LeBarr is rearing a young
fawn for the state.
Miss Julia Harvey and Mrs. Henry
Harvey were in Randolph recently.
Miss Tharsa Cahee has been the guest
OF the Misses Eaton and other friends the
past week
DR.. Chaffee and family are making
preparations to camp near Amos stones
again this season.
When crossing Bethel mountain ON his
way to Charles Wilson's raising, Willard
Higgins saw young bear.
Mrs. Benoir Of Bethel came week before
last and took home with her the little son
who has been living at Jessie Billings.
Mrs. Bessie Fiheld and Miss Abbie Ea-
ton Of Hancock Joined Miss Cahee and
North Hollow friends in visiting Mrs.
bertha HarVey's school last Thursday.
Charles Minkler has been having hard
wood floors laid and also other repairs
made in anticipation of the summer
guests. Mr.. Nye has also been laying
hardwood floors.
Mrs. Hattie Eaton is slowly recovering
from her recent illness. We would sug-
gest that calls from nearby, and letters
from more distant, friends and acquaint
anees would materially shorten and
brighten these weary days Of GONZALES
cence.
The funeral OF Allen Darrah was held
rom his late home June Z. The services
we're in charge OF an old-time friend. Rev. |
Lafayette Hathaway OF Brandon, assisted |
by comrades of the G. A. r. The burial |
was in North Hollow cemetery. Friends /
from away we're Mr.. Darrah's son, Chau- /
cy, OF Dedham, Mass; his niece, Miss
frankie Darrah OF Plattsburg, n. ", and 4
two cousins, Zebuline Morgan of sarsnac
and Seth Allen OF Dannemora, N. Y.
George Gilmore died Saturday, June is.
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Calvin. The funeral was held Sun
day, Rev. w. H. Watson officiating. The
remains we're taken to his old home
neighborhood in Ripton, where they we're
met by cid neighbors and also by friends
and relatives from Middlebury. After a
prayer service at the schoolhouse. the
burial took place in the Mountain eeme-
cry near the Breadloaf
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Randolph Continued.
CONTINUED from page S.

diagonal walks now used, transferring
the playground to the village lot in real
Of the library, with a flight of stair.
leading down 10 it from Main street, ali
at an expense not to exceed 1900, was
adopted. The filling is to be done grad.
ualiy with earth taken from the streets by
the surveyors department tax OF
Csc. was voted.
The compensation OF officers was fixed
as follows for the ensuing year: -Collee-
tor, > 6 of taxes; treasurer, s15; clerk,
IS. The committee were authorized to
arrange with Wesley Hodgkins for the
tuition Of his children the present year
on basis OF a sum equal to v hat his
school tax would be, inasmuch as he il at
present out OF the town district, but not
IN the graded district, through delay in
getting the notice into the warning.
The school report shows a large in
crease in tuition, due partly to raising the
rate IN the high school to s24 per year.
the legal limit. In alt, sl6I6.4s was
realized from buttons. Teachers were
paid s7lsl.s0; other current expenses.
s2sSl7s; debt reduced $500, standing
now at siss6.90, With s527.37 on hand.
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NORTH TuNRRlpeE

9. L. Swan took a few days trip in the
north part Of the state recently.
d. A. Warren has returned from Boston
where be has been at work for a couple
months past.
Mrs. Clare Swan of Lebanon, N. H., is
a guest at NJ. c. Flanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Giles were called
to Waterbury by the death of Aaron
Watts, his brother-in-law, last week. re-
turning home Sunday.
The funeral OF Royal c. Smith was held
at bis home Tuesday afternoon with
large attendance, Rev. Mr.. Parkhurst Of
Bethel officiating. lnterment in the fam
lily lot here.
The ladies' Aid entertainment held in
the yestry Tuesday evening proved very
good and was quite well attended. Those
taking part in the literary exercises did
we'll Quite a sum was realized.
Miss Flora Smith returned after the
burial OF her father to Boston where She
is teacher and will return soon to speDd
vacstionswith her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Smith returned IN
his home in Montpelier after the funeral
Of his father, R. c. Smith, their two
children remaining for short time with
The grandmother.
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wILLlAMsroMN
Come to South Royalton, July 1, and
see the elephant.

Come to South Royalton, July 4, and
see the elephant.
A son weighing IL pounds was born TO
i Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. House last satnr-
day morning.
+ A son weighing seven pounds was born
+ to Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Jones last week
Wednesday morning.
The graduating exercises of the high
school class will he held in the Grange
hall next Friday evening.
Warren V. Grearson and Henry Poole
were in Burlington last week to attend
the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Poor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen F. McAllister are expected
home this week from their wedding trip.
Rev and Mrs. D. II. Strong and Dea.
and Mrs. Z. G. smith we're In Montpelier
last week 70 attend the state Coug'I CON
yention.
Children's day was very pleasantly OBJ
served At the Cong'l church last Sunday
morning, At which there was large at
tendance.
Rev. Miss Alberta Phillips Of GRAY.
Me-, has been engaged TO supply the Uni
F~t-s++tHh ANAAtAA Ahh bNNAI NEE duties last
Sunday morning.
Harry o. Anderson aud Lottie NJ. vii.
fore were married at the Congl parsonee
last Saturday afternoon by Rev. b. Ii.
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have
begun housekeeping in the tenement
formerly occupied by Ralph Spencer.
Edward Clark, a student in Syracuse.
n r., university, arrived here last
Thursday night aud will spend al least =
part Of his vacation here. Merton, son
OF Russell NJ. Jeiords, who Il "a student
ia the same university, will arrive q little
later He is member OF the boat crew
OF the university and will take part in the
regatta at Poughkeepsie.
y. y, on the Hudson.
great deal OF damage vas done to the
highways and gardens here last week
"Wednesday during the terrible hail storm
and cloudburst. Charles sivriRht lost
about 10 cords OF stove wood which was
washed away down the stream and nr.
w. II. Hurley lost 36 chickens. an he
had. Z. Nj. seayer 4 Co. we're Obliged to
put new roof onto their storehouse the
next day and three bridges on r. Ed.
Route No. 2 were washed away.
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

Court re-assembled on the 49, i,
Wednesday afternoon, bet no jury case
Was ready for trial. The case assigned
I for that time vas Mabel Euber, by her
guardian, vs.. Central Vermont Railway
company; R. Trainor and E. K. Buck for
plaintiff, c. c. Fits aud c. W. Writers
for defendant. Plaintiffs counsel asked
to have the case passed for the present as
there was prospect Of settlement.
No other matter was ready until next
day when court took up the case of c.
Elmer Flanders vs.. Nathan c. Thomas.
This was an action OF troser, plaintiff
seeking to recover damages for the con-
version by defendant TO his own use of
quantity OF hemlock lumber The de-
PENDANT and plaintiff entered INTO trade
whereby the latter was to build barn for
defendant and provide the necessary lum-
Der therefor. The plaintiff purchased
standing timber for the job, paid for the
cutting and saving and piled the lumber
on some land near defendants premises.
tie backed out OF the barn building trade
and had someone other than the plaintiff.
some Of the hemlook lumber SO gotten out
by plaintiff was made use OF ia the lob.
the defendant claiming he had bought
the lumber Of the plaintiff. But the lat
ter denied any such sale and insisted be
was only to supply the lumber as part Of
the trade to build the barn. The case
vent TO the jury Friday afternoon and
after an all night session they we're una.
bic to agree. Saturday morning the
jurors were excused from further effort 10
agree and the case was continued.
At the close Of the week there remained
but six civil cases on the calendar for
trial, and some OF these will doubtless be
OF otherwise.
Monday afternoon was taken up BY Will
liam ;. Pingree, Admr. OF. Electa Beams
estate, ys. Joseph 5. Bean, an action OF
assumpsit to recover money which de-
PENDANT had Of his wife's estate, which he
declines TO pay over, claiming il was not
Of her estate. Pingree a Pingree and f.
K. Rock for plaintiff; Davis q Davis for
defendant.
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REThEI LYMplIs

j. e. Manning moved his family and
goods here from Ripton last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alton Billiard of Stock.
bridge visited his sister, Mrs. c. E. No.
BILE, Sunday.
Charles Dustin and his help are work.
ing on the road here and boarding at s.
A. Bowen's.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook OF Randolph is
visiting her nieces, Mrs. e. Z. Rowe and
Mrs. John Morse.
Nina and Lawrence Haraden of RAN
doph visited their aunt, Mrs. viii Dart,
several days last week.
Miss Edna Manning has been on the
sick list the past week, attended by DR..
f. e. Fletcheg of Gaysyille.
Mrs. Rose Aldrich and two children.
Mary and Bernice, are visiting relatives
in Windsor and Springfield
Mrs. f. o. Twitchell and son. Glenn.
visited at Mrs. Belle Goddard's in South
ockhridge Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson and
granddaughter of Foxboro, Mass, are
spending the summer at John Morse's.
B. A. Buttles was in Ripton last week.
Mrs. Williams of Bethel is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Willis Whitaker.
Miss Grace Goodwin of Taunton.
Mass, visited her friend, Miss Lola Sar.
gent, at 5. A. Bowen's the first of the
week.
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Guests at Mrs. NJ. A. CushiBg's last
week were Mrs. james II. Iierney o.
Roxbury. Mrs. II. D. Tracy, Miss Olive
Tracy and Miss Flora Morrill, Of Ran
dolph and Mrs. B. II. Tucker Of Tun.
| bridge.
The citizens Of the village have pledged
| the sum Of $50 for the assistance OF the
Cornet band the coming summer. The
band announces that it will give a pub
lie concert tomorrow Friday evening 10
the depot park.
Last Sunday Edwin Flint and family Of
Camp Brook entertained his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Flint OF Lii
lieville, and his SOM and daughter and
their families, making four generations of
the Flint family.
Ernest A. Smith of East Weymouth,
Mass, has arrived in town aud taken
possession for the summer OF "The
Ranch, being the premises lately sold
by J. F. Lamson, executor Of the will OF
d. G. Torrey, to n. I. Ellis.
S. X. Stanton of Detroit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Stanton OF New York ar
rived at Cleveland farm for the summer
Thursday OF last week. After Harvard
commencement they will be joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. spaulding.
The summer timetable on the Central
Vermont railway, which went into effect
last Sunday, is as ollows:-Sout b. bound
trains, 2:10 a. M, 10:20a. M, 30 p. M,
z :37 p. M, and on Sunday only 1905 D.
IN. north-bound, 1 :3s a. m, :57 a. M,
2 80 p. M, SOS p. m. and on Sunday
only SOL q. m.
Hon. G. w. Writers, attorney of the
Central Vermont railway, and Civil En-.
gineer Denison we're in town Monday and
met number OF the land owners in re-
gard to the takings for the Findley
bridge new roads. II is understood that
the land damages asked by the different
parties are about as follows:-H. @. !
Barnes, $500; E. ]. Cotton, 5000; c. c. |
Morse, 800; r. h. Chamberlin, 5000. In
to the money consideration in
Mr.. Chamberlin's case would be the mov-
ing OF the lower barns OF Mr. Chamberlin |
which are situated in the path of the pro. |
posed new road. Mr.. Savage, the re-
land ow ner, met the railroad Off. |
'ials but in the absence of his attorney
made no statement of his claim. 1t is ex-
lected tbat the work on the underpass |
will be begun this week by the railroad
The delivery team OF @. H. Kimball.
iriyen by George e. Kimball, met with a /
peculiar accident on Bridge street last |
week. J.. Peduzzi is the owner of a sheen
which he had tethered with long rope
~ side of the highway. In search OF
yreen fields the sheep had wandered
Icross the road in such devious path as
o leave the rope with loop in the mid
lie of the road. On comes young George
as usual and horse at good
,ait. just as the horse placed his foot in
he loop the sheep made a slight move
fectually closing on the loop. There
we're at once three very surprised parties.
The horse was thrown to the ground in a
narl of rope. The sheep started skyward
nd upon lighting skidood the country
I rapid pace and was not found till
light. Mr.. Kimball was more surprised
han hurt. One shaft was broken and
he horse considerably famed.
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Silver weaaIna AnnIver.arv.

Inc tWenty-hfth wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs, 4. y. Crovell was sppro-
priately observed last Saturday afternoon
and evening at their home at Mount
Hunger. In spite OF the showery wealth
er, neighbors, relatives and friends to the
number OF about forty extended congrat-
ulatlons to the happy couple.
The afternoon was happily spent ia So
eial visiting By the older ones and games
by the younger members OF the party.
Miss Lena Fletcher gave selections on the
organ, and other beautiful music was
given on the photograph. The hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Ida Hatch, served a
bonntiful repast from to o'elock-one
such as they know SO well how TO pre-
pare. Mrs. Anna Furman acted as cater
or, and ice cream and cake we're served in
the evening.
The happy couple were remembered bv
many tokens, in testimony Of the high e.
teen and regard in which they are held
oy everyone. They received many pres
ents OF silver. linen and glassware and a
sum OF money amounting to $3.50 from
the many kind neighbors and friends.
AZ ~ O'Clock the guests departed for
thelr homes, but anxious to hasten the
Gay when the 5Oth anniversary will be
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell are the parents Of
SIX ehildren-four sons and two daneh-
tiers. The two oldest children. Arthur
and Lyle, are in the regular army, now
stationed at Fort Logan, Col. and we're
unable to be present. The other four. /
Fred, Bernice, Ethel and Earle, were ali
present at the anniversary.
ihose who came from out OF town to (
pay their respects to Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowell were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher
and family OF South Woodstock, Marx
Ihurchilt OF Woodstock and Mr.. and
MRS. Frank w. Bradley and daughter,
Mildred OF Woodstock, who arrived in
ne first auto ever known to climb the
lilI.
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LILLlEviLLE

Be sure and see the grandfather Of all
bnll-frogs in the parads at So. Royalton,
July 1.
A. L. Currier visited his daughter. Mrs.
Hubbard, in Royalton the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Albert Dean and Mrs. Mary Hol-
brook Of Randolph drove down TO sun
shine Home Monday. Mrs Holbrook
stayed as guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Rogers the remainder of the week and at
tended the Sunshine party. She is q
member OF the Branch.
Twenty partook OF a bountiful dinner
at Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse's Sunday,
including Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson
aud Miss Dorothy Of Foxboro, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dean and Mrs. Mary
Holbrook OF Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs j.
H. Beckwith, Johnnie, Charlie aud Iris,
Lawrence Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Rogers. Mrs. Morse played the piano
aud all sung the good old hymns and
felt much happiness in the pleasant day.
About ffty-fye people Of the Bethel
branch, international Sunshine society,
met the 18th with Madame Lois sage.
who is nearly so years old. They tied
two quilts and quilted one the old-fash-
Toned way and much enjoyment was
shared with the old ladies'. After the
work was done, ice cream and cakes Of
various kinds we're served in great album
lance. Madame Sage entertained with
several pieces on Der roller organ, enjoyed
BY all. Mrs. Abhie Durham, president I
If the branch, and Mrs. Alma Olmsted
poke BETSY and | Are Out in cos
umes for the occasion, which caused
much sport Mrs. Brown, Mrs Martin, 4
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Beckwith read I
pieces by win Carlton, which were well +
appreciated. All hoped Mrs. Sage would
i've to enjoy more happy gatherings at
Ter pretty home and all felt sunshine in I
heir hearts TO give her pleasure.
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sEThEL eILEAp
bic eelebratlon Jolly 4 at RandoIph.


Miss Emma Kendall is working at Ar.
thur Williams.
Mrs. Herbert Owen and little son went
to Granville Saturday for few days.
Miss Gladys Gage of Lowell is a puest
at the home Of Gale Morse for few DAYS.
Earl Blossom was in Rochester on
business last week Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bsckus visited her sister.
Mrs. Apnie Marshall of Randolph, last
week.
Sherman Spooner and Mrs. Flora Car
penter were recent guests at William
Kendall's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morse spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Wills Of
Brookheld.
There will be a Sunday school picpie
Saturday st E. S Tewkshury's and every
body is invited.
Fathers day will be observed At the
church Sunday morning. aud the SUNDAY
following will be Young Peoples day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and three
children of Massachusetts, are stopping at
Mr.. Ellis for 8 few days until their
goods get here, when they are to move 10
the place known as the old Torrev farm
for the summer
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Pomona Granae Proaram.

White River Valley Pomona Grange
will meet in Cushing hall, Bethel, Fri
day, June "a, afternoon and evening.
Afternoon session. p. M, opening in
5th degree; business; report OF subordiu-
ate oranges; receiving application for 9th
degree and balloting for same; new BUSH
ness; lecture hour; Address of Welcome.
). /. Gillette, master Rising Star grange;
response, Burns l.. Osgood, master White
River Valley Pomona grange; discussion,
The Advance Of Woman" Dora Phelps.
Good VIII grange; song, Mira. John
Chandler, Tweed River grange; recita-
ton, Rising Star grange; discussion, "Is
Woman Success in the Commercial
World?" Charles Knapp, Tweed River
grange; song, Vera Martin, Harvest
Home grange: discussion, care Labor
Unions a Benefit to the Country ~ John
Marsh, Harvest Home grange; song. Ma
bel Harrington, Good win grange; dis
eussion, "The Noted Women OF this
Country and What They have Done, "
Rising Star grange; recitation, Julius
Blackmer, Good viii grange; duet,
Misses King aud Perkins, Harvest Home
grange; discussion, "Whst Can the Sis.
tiers Do TO Make the Lives OF the Brothers
More Enjoyable ?" Tweed River grange;
piano duet, Alice Chedel and Helen Bout
we'll, Good win grange; p. m, supper
served by Rising Star grange. All come
prepared to take part in the discussions,
the ladies.
Evening session, publie--7:30 D. m.
instrumental, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chap
man, Rising Star grange; book review,
Culture by Conversation" Rev. Hazel
ton, Tweed River grange; song, Mrs.
Henry Hovey, Tweed River grange; reci-
tation, Mrs. Frank Putnam, Tweed River
grange; address, Forestry Arthur NJ. 4
Vaug han, Randolph; song. Ruby Fish.
Rising Star grange; address, Hon. G. F. /
Smith, state master; recitation, Miss Zil-
pha Ranney; music, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Chapman.
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Marvellous plsooxeris.

marx the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines.
kilograms without wires, terrible war in
ventions TO kill men, and that wonder Of
Wonders-Dr. Kings New Discovery
to save lie when threatened bv coughs
colds, Ia grippe, asthma, Group. bFoD-
ehltls, hemoThsges, hay fever and whoop-
ing cough or lung trouble. For all bron-
ehlal affections it has no equal. Il re-
lleves instantly. IT'S the surest cure.
James n. Black OF Asheville, N. C., R.R.
No. 4, writes it cured him Of an obstinate
cough after all other remedies failed. zoe.
and s1.O0. A trial bottle free. Guarsn-
tsed.
V. A. Grant, Randolph. gss
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EOR SALE

NO s0l : ONE-HALE MILE ERoA
RAILROAD, stores, churches. high school.
etc. one hundred fiity acres 81 good 90.
dueing land in the White River VALLEY sgs
80 ions hay besides fodder land sm55d
and tree from stones. all machine aak
One hundred fruit trees. 800 old growth 50.
gar maples-lots more coming. 500 tdrs
oi wood. 5000 4. mixed timber. laHd cars
e south least, stock barn 40xl00. horse tsm
20Si0, implement barn 32k5s, corn BAN ni
shed, barns have cellars and water R0la.
silo, 100 tons capacity. large lS-ro0m hoass
painted white with blinds. cellar With olt
side entrance, piazza. nice yard and sli.i
trees, mail brought TO the door spring ~
ter write tor photo and particulars
NO. 50a-NlNETI- FIVE ACRES. no
story house, four miles from staiIoH on R
f D.; cuts p ions OF hay, 100 sugar tess,
close 70 school, level land. nice spnug va
Ter al house and haru-neyer fails H 11e1
of time, all machinery work. near good
neighhors With this farm We viii sell He
COWS, one horse and all farming tools
lfyou have property 10 sell or exchange,
see, write Or telephone L. r TENNEl,
Royalton, VI, and ask him about the above
prope-F'es. Catalogue free
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EAST BETHEL
Big celebration July at Randolph.

| Big celebration July at Randolph.
See the big parade Of historical, bust.
ness and society floats. Don't fail to see
the illustrated songs at So. Royalton,
July 4.
W. Morrill, is working at the Wood
bury quarry.
The Social circle will meet with Mrs.
Il. V. Allen July /.
Sunday, June 26, will be Children's
day at the universalist church.
Cages of wild beasts, birds and reptiles
at So. Royalton, July 4.
Miss Clarabel spauIding, a former
classmste, is visiting Miss Ida Buck.
Mrs. Lucy House is suffering from
poor health, attended by DR.. 0. ID. Greene.
Thomas Abbott, teacher in the Normal
school at Johnson, is spending a part of
his vacation with bis father, Lewis Alb
bolt.
Straw berries are ripening fast and A.
A. Storrs is harvesting several bushels
daily, shipping to Montpelier, Barre and
other northern points.
During the thunder storm otthe 18th.
Dana Greene and Lewis Clifford were
shocked by bolt that struck tree d.
rectly back Of Mr.. Green's house. Both
men were standing at the corner OF the
house and Mr.. Greene had his infant son
10 his arms. None of the parties we're
injured.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard B. jackson OF
Melrose, Mass, while on their bridal
tour through New England by automo-
bile, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Perrin
last week. Mrs. jackson was Miss Mary
Evelyn Smith, daughter OF A. NJ. Smith,
a merchant Of Boston and niece Of the
late William p. Smith OF this place.
They were married June / and on their
return will reside in Melrose, where DR..
Jackson has practice.