Source, Granville, N.Y. Sentinel-Fri. Aug. 8, 1913. RUPERT, Vt. LOCAL MENTION. Bert Fisher has purchased a fine new surrey. Heavy thunder storms were experienced here Wednesday. Rev. J. D. King is expected to occupy the pulpit this coming Sunday. Stanley Moore, wife and child of New York, are at his father's, Horace Moore. Miss Lola Haye of Dedham, Mass., is a guest at the home of her uncle, E. F. Haye. Mrs. Charles Hogle is a guest of her son, The Rev. Charles Hogle, in northern Vermont. Mrs. C. H. Davis of New York, has been passing a few days with her brother, Charles Turner. Mrs. Jay Moore and daughter, passed the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Perrin. Joseph Dennison, Terry Patrick and Stewart Guild, were the only passengers from this station for the Boston excursion. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sheldon and Mrs. E. M.Sheldon of Ottawa, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and son of Kansas, were guests at F. A. Sheldon's Tuesday. They were making the trip in their automobile. It is with sincere regret that we chronicle the death last week of Charles Sheldon's handsome horse, Dandy. Having lived beside him for years we are prepared to say that he possessed characteristics that might well be copied by the human family, namely : Intelligence, obedience and gentle disposition. Personally we are not a believer in a heaven for animals but if in our short sightedness we are mistaken and there is one, Dandy is there.