Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-01


The marriage of Carroll H. Granger an
Miss Grace B. SpauldtDg was solemnize
AT the residence of the brides parents las
Thursday d. m, by Rev. V. M. Hardy, Il
the presence of the intimate relatives. w
would like to give the happy couple th
complimentary notice they both SO rlchl,
deserve, but we have been requested Z
'cut it short" SO we will only say that IN
many beautiful and valuable presents ties
titled to the regard and good wishes o
their many friends.
Between the hours of one and tw'
Monday morning, II oman Powers awok
with the feeling that something wa
wrong in his room and, reaching hi
hand out, came in contact with some per
son who, he at first supposed, was hi
wife, thinking that whiIe up around thu
room she had probably tainted. He aros'
and, stepping over the body, went int6
another room and procured match, which
he lighted and by its glare lie perceived
not his wife but man, or, as ne thought
his son, who, he imagined, was walking in
his sleep; but when the fellow walked to
the outside door and passed out, he knew
something was wrong. Upon investiga-
ton he found he was minus a gold watch,
which had been in box near the head OF
his bed. He also found hat that the bur
glar had left in his fight. IL was identi-
HcQ as ONE WORN 0ltAinhlS, du
Englishman, who had worked for Mr..
Powers this last summer. The news spread
like wildfire and on Tuesday p. IN. Nc
Ginnis was captured In the house of Bur-
ton Flint in Braintree, where he was con-
cealed in closet. He was held there un-
til Sheriff Buzzell arrived from this place.
lie was brought here and given a hearing
before Judge Nichols and was placed un-
der 1900 bonds for appearance at County
Ac hs. Ia 10 hofl
he was taken to the County Jail at Chelsea
Wednesday morning by Sheriff Buzzell.
The following is list of the wedding
gifts received by Mrs. John Roache (nee
Hannah Toomey), which testify to the
kindly regard of her friends here and
elsewhere: Cozen silver knives, Nora
Sployd, Montpelier; dozen silver forks,
Miss Name Moulton; tablespoons, Clar-
ence r. Moulton; dozen teaspoons, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Lane; silver toothpick
holder, John o'Grady; butter knife and
sugar spoon, f. Perrin, Springfield, Mass;
sugar spoon and butter knife, Miss Lucy
Wall; parlor lamp, Miss Annie Bells; six
fruit plates, Miss Nellie Roache; glass set,
Mrs. Mary Grove; glass fruit set, Miss
Bertha Bradley; handsome sofa pillow,
Miss Nellie Bolin; candlestiek, Mrs. Il. o.
tablecloth, Mrs. w. Gay; pair
of towels, Mrs. T.. A. Thomas; half dozen
tum blers, John Mackesy; table scarf, MIR.
and Mrs. Mackesy; fruit plate, w. T..
Bolin; table scarf and picture throw,
Miss Minnie Bulman, Weathersfield, Ct;
Miss N. Stafford, Hartford Ct;
pair of blankets and other useful articles,
AIR. and Mrs. j. II. Moulton; lamp, Miss
M. Hewitt; set OF dishes, Mrs. Mary
Roache; glass set, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Connor; teacups and saucers, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bolin; toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Connor; bedspread, MIR. and Mrs.St. John;
Walter Pitcairn, Jerry O'Connell, MIR. and
Mrs. Lawrence Sployd, parlor lamp; Nora
b. O'Connell, tee set; Mrs. VanOrnam,
linen stitched pillow covers; Danl Cock
lin, clock.
The friends and classmates OF Leonard
K. Hutchinson will be pleased to know
that he has secured a good situation as
asher and assistant bookkeeper in the |
irm OF John p. Squire q Co., Boston.
The Primary Schools, taught by Miss |
Hattie Smith and Miss Webster. closed 1
Wednesday afternoon with little party /
or the children. Their happy faces spoke |
for the ''good time" and their 1
Of the cake, corn balls and 1
weeImeats with which they were all treat |
d. The school was very fortunate in Sc
uring the services of Miss Smith during
he illness OF the former teacher and her
arrest and efficient work is gratefully APP
'reciated. ONE OF THE PATRONS.
The items from week to week in the
Vest Randolph Watchings of the Argus
oncerning the local editor of this paper
re made of whole cloth and are not
rue. II the rest of the items are as relia-
lie as these, the Argus reporter is being
imposed upon by somebody.
The ladies of the st. Johns church viii
old their annual sale of fancy articles,
18th a supper, on Thursday Dec. sth.
LOST. Monday night, Nov. q, in this
illage, bundle containing a pair OF
ants cut out for large man. The finder
i'll be suitably rewarded by leaving at
his office.