Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28

Tor few days.
Mrs. j. S. Harwood is in New York
city buying goods.
Mrs. G. D. Williams of Burlington
was here over Sunday.
Mrs Brainerd Bosworth Of Barre
visited here last week.
Frank Harris loaded car with ex-
celsior for Boston Saturday.
Charles Ward and family of Florida
are visiting at c. S. Richmond's.
Rev. Homer White and wife of w.
Randolph were in town last week.
Mrs. Jennie Joubert came from
Kimbrae, Mimi, Friday for a few
weeks stay.
M. w. Cross was at home over Sun
day, leaving Monday for a short trip
to Connecticut.
Misses Dora Plumley and Minnie
Hurley went to Burlington yesterday
to enter the U. V. M.
Miss Mabel Martin went yesterday
to Whitefield, N. H., where she is to
do typewritingin her uncle'slaw office.
Miss Hattie Evans is to go to New
York city and live with w. Nj. Rum
baugh's family. She will study mu-
sic there.
@. d. Sawyer's double team backed
off high bank near Asahel Blake's
one day last week, without doing Sc
rious damage, however.
The reunion Of the It'll Vermont
Vols, which was appointed to be held
at Burlington Oct. 18th and 18th, has
been postponed until next year.
Tufiield Milo of Montpelier has been
quite sick with bronchitis the past
week at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
LaFrana, but is now improving.
Someone gained entrance to Bragg
& Parsons market Saturday night by
cutting a window screening and made
off with a small quantity of meat and
about S1.50 in money.
The Ladies' society of st. Mary's
church will hold sociable at their
rooms in Armory hall on Thursday
of this week. Supper at $3.50. All
are cordially invited.
DR.. w. B. Mayo has been called to
Brookfield several times the past week
to attend the youngest daughter of
John Green who is very i'll with in
hammation of the bowels.
A horse and buggy belonging to r.
| s. Kimball backed over the high wall
i'm front of his home Sunday, landing
in John Plastridge's garden. The
buggy was demolished but the horse
escaped injury.
The Randolph Normal School and
Maplewood Hotel buildings at Ran
dolph Center which were recently
burned. are to be rebuilt at once.
"Crazy Mary who was suspected OF
setting the FIRE, has been ad1udgeo
insane and sent to the asylum.
Nv the new time table which went
into effect Sunday these changes are
made. Going south, local passenger
1924 instead of 1928 PM; going north
local passenger, 9:4o instead OF 9:5o a
NJ; express mail, 1927 instead OF S;34
p. NJ; Chicago express, 5;5O instead o.
5:54 p. NJ.
While trying to jump up and seat
himself in one of the No. windows
~ the Graded school building Friday
noon. Leon, son of Rev. l. P. Booth
lost his balance and fell to the groun6
beneath. He was picked up uncon
scious. Both bones of his right fore
arm lust above the wrist were broken
DIR. J. II. Mayo of w. Randolph is al
successful in his specially OF removing
cancers as his brother, DIR. w. b. Mayo
Of this place. He has lately removed
one from the lip of y. Flint of Brain
tree. who is 50 years old, also IRON
Arson Burroughs, Mrs. VIII tllnt am
Reuben Hutchinson OF that Vlclnlu.
aud oil are doing well.
The survivors of the I'd Vernon
reoiment will all remember DIR. w. }
Ca5vin,s dog. Ino, and its collar pre-
santed nv members of the 10th Massa
cbusetts Volunteers and made of sli
YER coins. They will also be please'
70 learn that the collar which fell int
rahel hands at Savage Station in .
hos inst been restored to Mr.. Sawln'
widow.
The danger of fooling with pisto
) IF unknown and uncertain habits wa
: rain demonstrated Saturday after
loon. Two boys, Bernard Stebbins an
GEORGE LaFrana, found rusty weap
an IN the common and, in the process
l ~ examining it, it was discharged
Z the ball penetrating LaFrena's rlgn
5 arm near the shoulder. The wound
: not considered serious. Someon
. durine the fair probably lost the. pts
+ fol out of a pocket. It was singl
J. chamber, % calibre affair.
j uere is something that can only b
g repeated at the danger Of q, many man, , pre-
e ci6us lives. Several small boys got
broken car shackle and placed haii I, {
j. y on each rail of the track near IN
! Il lr;5ga ono 1av last week mss be
J. f fore the arrival OF the noon expr -
iVru man m saw them and yelled to aeI
to remove the pieces Of iron but tut 'a os
ran away and the train instr, strnf t5e - q s -
: s sore re thrown to one side and the trai
Ne d. on safely. The law ought t
5 P 5rabe these young outlaws by the zap ?
+ Of the neck and land them where S Sne
t cannot be menace to puonc sal GU
It serg. Line hands us the f foll oy m
data. compiled from the Is cor n o. -
II s S~s for the month OF ocoe
!, - .al~a,, of this station for perlo