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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-14
WEST RANDOLPH. VT

week. -
Lucias Webb of East Granville was
about town Saturday. & = g.
The grangers brought the coolest wealth
er that We have had yet.
Miss Lena Chase came Friday from
hoxbury to visit friends here.
Mrs. Z. III. Bush OF Rochester is the
guest OF Mrs H. K. Hubbard.
Mrs. Ida Ford is expected to return
from the West, next Saturday.
Editor Barrett of the Burlington Earth
called at this office Tuesday.
Friday evening, party of young peo-
pie are to take ride to Granville.
Don't forget the old time favorites, Luz
clers Minstrels. Wednesday night, the
l5lhiat Dubois * Gays ball. A first class
entertainment
Every memLer of Phoenix Lodge. No.2s,
4. x A. NJ, is requested to be present at
the annual communication Tuesday, Dee
18th, at ? p m.
The annual meeting OF the o. z. S. and
the election OF officers for the coming
year viii take place Dee 21st. All menu
bers are requested to be present.
n. O. Snow has finished frescoing Grace
church, at Randolph Center, and the work
has been done by MIR. Snow in a manner
very satisfactory to the ladies who EN-
ployed him.
Arcadia Lodge, LO.G.T., will hold its
next regular meeting in the G.. A. X. hall
on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th. The
Lodge Is at present in very fiourishing
condition.
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Tunbridee.

The w r. @. held sociable at A. j.
Wills, on last Friday EVENING"
Mrs. Will Flanders and soa are visiting
in Barre.
Charles Goodwin OF Lowell, Mass, is
visiting at N. X. Goodwin's.
Miss Susan Bennett received telegram
last Thursday from Londonderry, " H.,
stating that her brother, William, was
dead.
Mrs. D. P. Grant became partly para
lyzed last week aud has been very low
since.
Charles w. Osburn Is said to be very i'll
and it is feared he will have pneumonia.
Mrs. Hattie L. Jefords returns this
week Wednesday to Falmouth, Mass,
after few days visit at her mothers, Mrs.
q. W. Stesrns.
S. o. Ordway re turned from a visit to
bis son, in Mattapan, Mass. last Sednes'
day.
Miss Grace Peck of Royalton is yisitin z
at j. b. Satgent's.
The tBuzzel bridge has been repaired
and no new one has been bought.
There IL so much dust mixed with the
snow 10 the covered bridges that heavily
loaded teams have to scratch gravel in
pulling through them.
Hiram K. George had a part of one
finger amputated last week
Mrs. c. H. Gooda.e is said to be very
sick.
Walter Webster received so many con-
gratulations last Wednesday that be
must have concluded that getting mar
ried was an excellent thing TO CO.
The many friends OF Mr.and Mrs. Frank
Stewart gave them surprise party last
Friday evening.
School in district No. 10 closed four
teen weeks term Of school Dec. Sth. Those
having no marks are: Sarah Ctapple,
Katie q. Bennett. Those not absent more
than two days: Lottie Chapple, Alex Whit
ney and Ona Morse. Sarah Chapple rank
ed highest in the first class IN spelling
and Lottie Chapple first in the second
class. There was bpt one instance OF
hardness during the term.
CARRIE l.. CoNANr, Teacher.
ThomEs Welch Button died Monday OF
pneumonia. He was born in this town
April 10. 1924, and was grandson OF Peter
Button, one of the early settlers who was
killed by the Indians in 1880. He was tax
en- sick Thursday and was alone and with
out care until Saturday evening, when his
friends found him lying upon an old
lounge in room without fire. He was
a well-informed man but has lived quasi
hermit life since the death Of his wifessome
years ago. .,1l.ts ess
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Corinth.

Schools have commenced in town.
Many are sick with prevailing distem-
per.
Win Young is teaching at the Corner.
Orange Rowell will make his home with
c. Fellows this winter.
Daniel Willis, who has been sick for a
long time, is no better.
Jack Colby has been sick OF late, having
had relapse of the measles.
VIII Fits, good trapper, recently dis
posed OF his furs for goodly sum.
Solomon Walk the peddler, was in town
last week.
Miss Alice M, daughter OF P. G. Nor
ris, and George Edwards were married
Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, at the Meadow, by the
Rev. Mr.. Sargent. The lhome is already
prepared for the bride. The happy couple
have the best wishes of many friends.
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Sharon.

George Ladd and wife spent last Sunday
with his parents.
Fred Laid has returned home for a short
stay.
Jonas Bruce OF Sheffield spent few
days in town last week. He was called
here ny the death of his mother.
Mrs. Lois Bruce died OF pneumonia Dec.
5, aged rs years, at the home where she
had resided for IS years.
Miss Lettie Reynolds is working for
Mrs. H. q. Bruce.
Mrs. Pitkin and son have returned to
West Hartford.
Thirty of our young people attended the
chicken pie supper at West Hartford, Dec.
s, and reported good time.
John Wilson OF Bethel teaches the viii
lage school.
DR.. K. X. Baxter and wife went to Bos-
ton last week to spend the winter.
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La Grippe Again.

The temperance OF the grip calls to
mind the experience of James o. Jones,
pu olisher OF the Leader, Mexia, Texas. He
was sick in bed Tor ten days with the grip
during its prevalence a year or two ago.
Later in the season be had second attack.
He says: I'm the latter case / used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and with consid-
cradle success, think, only being in bed
a little over two days. The second attack,
] am satisfied would have been equally as
bad as the first, but for the use OF this
remedy 1t should be borne in mind that
the grip is much the same as a very severe
cold and requires precisely the same treat
ment. When you wish to cure cold
quickly and effectually give this remedy
trial. rs and 50-cent bottles for sale by
NJ. J. Sargent q Son and E.E. Evans & Co.
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Strafiord.

seEeral ladies met at Mrs. Geo. Chand-
| ,sf 8 last week and organized club to be
known as the Almagacen Club, for the pur-
pose OF circulating several Of the leading
.nagazlnes, the Century, Scribner's, Har-
/ per's, Review of Reviews, etc.
our readers are increasing their interest
IN our library. Since the coming of the
! longer evenings, more books are taken each
/ week.
The amout of milk received at the cream
cry IS constantly increasing.
Singing school commenced at South
otranord, Saturday evening.
George Worcester of Thetford is engag
ed TO teach in this village.
During the cold weather. the Christian
Endeavor meeting and the Friday evening
prayer meeting will be held at private
houses. All are cordially invited.
Sunday, Dec. "a, the Christmas carol SER
vice, "Goodwill to Men, with responsive.
reading, arranged by Nj. G. Hazard, will
be given at the cong'l church.
Katherine and Gertrude-Walker return
ed to Thetford acAdehay1for the winter
term.
Miss Mabel Wolfson came from Canaan,
y. H., Saturday, commencing her winter
term OF school this week.
John Udall is attending school at West
AAduuOipn.
R,A. Hatch went to Boston, Wednesday,
returning home Saturday.
Mr. Smith and Mr.. Marshall of Dart
mouth college spent Sunday with friends
in town.
N. 4. Carpenter and Frank Kendall at
tended court at Woodstock last week.
Curtis S. Barrett of Cleveland, O., visit
ed friends here last week.
Ransom Roberts has made an extension
on his stable and built henhouse.
Miss Myrtle McCrillis commenced her
school at Miller's Pond the Monday after
Thanksgiving.
Will K. Sanborn returned from Green
field the first OF the week.
Enoch Flanders returned to Lebanon
the last OF the week.
Foxes are plenty this winter. II. R.
Hatch has shot two.
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| All interested in having iyceum at the
Peth schoolhouse the coming winter, are
requestedsto meet at said schoolhouSe
Monday evening, Dec. 18th at seven O'Clock
to take the matter into consideration.
Leonard Hutchinson has so far recover
ed as to be able to commence his school
Monday although he has not laid by his
crutches.
Mr.. James Marsh, who is sick at Seth
Banister's, is no better.
Mr.. A. j. Wicker die1 oil heart failure
Saturday at p. M, aged 90 years. Flu
neral at the SDowsvills .churc on Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Vator oificiating. His remains
were placed in the tomb at West Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Al. Wicker is sick with lung fever.
Married, at the residence ofSR. j. Flint
bv Rev. Mr.. Vator, Dec. 4th, Bert Hills of
Waterbury and Miss lola Simonds of
Braintree.
VIM. Ranney raised eight bushels OF
potatoes from six pounds OF seed.
j. "A. Wicker of Somerville, Mass, and.
Miss Eta OF Vergennes, VT. were called
home by the sickness and death of their
father.
p. j. Blanchard has returned from Chel-
sea where he has been serving as juror
M. d. Laport is on the sick list and j.
d. Laport is no better.
Miss Jennie WEIGH teaches school in
district No. 9.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold a peanut sociable with Miss Vina
LOOMS, Friday night. All are invited.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson, wife OF the late
Chandler Richardson, died Nov. Goth at
the advanced age OF So years. She had
lived with her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Lin
field, since the death OF her husband in
1877 she was in her usual health until
the day before her death. The funeral
was attended hy Rev. q. w Morrow Of
West Randolph, and her body was taken
to Roxbury and inferred beside her has
band.
Read Mitchell's ad.
New Christmas goods at Mrs. J. A.
Frenehs. Also ladies' underwear, gloves,
fascinators and wrappers ladies and chill
dren's leggings and mittens, babies hoods,
ladies' and misses wool hose, dress stays,
DeLong hooks and eyes, Pryms' continu-
Gus hooks and eyes, luehing, embroidery
silk, etc. Please call and examine goods
and prices.
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North Tunbridae.

Rev. Mr.. Butler from Waterbury will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday, Dec.
IL.
Joseph Lyman fell from load of hay
last week and was quite badly hurt
Quite number in town are sick with
colds.
Elder Church did not preach in the Bap-
fist church last Sunday on account OF sick
ness.
The village school, taught by Edwin
Slack, commenced Monday with twenty
pupils in attendance,
Mary Slack and Della Grant are attend
ing school in Waterbury.
Several are attending the State Grange
meeting in West Randolph.
The Universalist Christian Union holds
its meetings during the winter in Wight's
hall at 1 p. m. The subject for next Sun
day is "Good Angels
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South Tunbridg;e.

Nathan Preston and family of Quechet
visited in this vicinity lately.
The G. A. r. and w. X. c. held a socia.
BILE at A. j. Wills on Friday OF last week.
About forty were present.
Presiding Elder Beeman preached in the
M. K. church Sunday.
Thomas Button died OF pneumonia at
his home in this place, Sunday, Dec. 10th.
His son William and two OF his daugh-
tiers were with him. The funeral was
held Tuesday.
Mr.. Day OF Lowell, Mass, visited at II.
II. Chandeliers last week.
A letter addressed to Miss Lutte Cole,
postmarked West Randolph in this post
office, uncalled for.
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MARRIED.

I'm South Royalton, Nov. Q, by Rev. F H.
Roberts, Mr.. Sylvester T. harrington and
Miss Henrietta G. Clark, both of Chelsea.
In South Royalton, Dec. 5, at Mr.. E. A.
Green's, by Rev. T. III. Roberts, Mr.. Ed
ward P.Slack and Miss Jennie Green, both
of So. Royalton.
In Bethel, Dec. 4, by Rev. Mr.. Blackman,
B. II. Benedict of East Bethel and Miss
Lucy Perham of Brookfield.
In Bethel, Dec. 5, at the home of Geo.
Kimball, father of the bride, by Rev. S. A.
Parker. Walter E. Webster of Royalton and
Miss Kate o. Kimball OF Bethel.
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North Ponfret.

Eunice Colburn and Luella Snow start
ed for their work in Upton last Saturday.
A great many in town are sick with the
prevailing distemper.
The village school commenced Monday
with Addie Colburn as teacher.
Victor Bushway is working for ID. w.
Roberts.
Don't forget the concert this Thursday
eve at the Cong'l church.
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croupHas Lost It's Terrors

That dread monster, "croup," has lost
its terrors for US since we began using
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t never
fails to give speedy relief in the most Sc
we're cases, and we always keep bottle in
the house. and recommend its use to our
friends whose little ones are so liable to
be attacked with Group during the winter
months. John II. Cullom, editor OF the
News. Garland, Texas. % and 50-cent bot
ties for sale by NJ. j. Sargent d Son and Z.
r. Evans q Co.
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ne Fifty pairs of Ladies'
Dongola Shoes, patent top,
smooth innersoles. The great
value of the season, only $1.50
at u. A. Thomas
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DIED.

In Bridgewater, Nov. ID, of consump-
ton, Mary E. Copeland, wife of Sheldon
L. Dimick, aged 43 years, 8 months and
days.
In Randolph, Dec. 5, Mrs. Sophronis r.
Chadwick, aged 81 years, months and 20
days.
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Roxbury.

The |. o. G. T.has made preparations for
aChristmas tree and the little folks are
highly pleased.
Rev. Mr.. Wright's subject last Sunday
was "rhe Evil Builder
The auction sale of the property belong
ing to the estate of the late f.. N. Spalding
VIII be at the "Flat" next Wednesday, the
18TH
Mrs Fred Roys is on the sick list.
Erwin Williams has moved his family
to Warren.
Mr.. Martin, man of about so years. died
last week at the home of his granddaugh-
ter and adopted child, Mrs. Eugene Flint.
ms remains were taken to Warren, Sun
day, for burial
Millinery at reduction at Mrs. Ellis;
also few choice Christmas goods.
Border Land" will be presented at the
tt2Wnhail next Saturday evening by the
Gouldsville Dramatic Club under the aus
plces of the /. o. @. I.
20 to Fargo's for Broncholine.
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D. E. COOLING

STATE OF VERMONT tAt Probate court he ID
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS at Randolph in said
Obstruction the ethiday OF Dee d. 1893. james T..
WEIGH administrator OF the estate OF
Mary r. WEIGH late of Randolph To said Dist. de-
ceased. presents his admir-. account for examination
and allowance. and makes application for
decree OF distribution and partition OF the estate of
SAID deceased. Whereupon II Is ordered BY
said Court that said application be referred to
sion thereotheld at the Probate Office In said
Randolph on the ID day OF Jan. A. ID. 1894. for
nearing and decision thereon And
II Is further ordered, that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice of said APP
pcation and order thereon three weeks successfully
IN the Herald and News, newspaper published al
Randolph and which circulates in the neighborhood
they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause II any they may have why said account should
aot be allowed. and such decree made.
Rv the CourL-Attest.
1854 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Judge
STATE OF VERMONT I In Probate Coart, hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS en- In Randolph on
the sth day of Dee A. D., 1873. James Hutchinson
of Randolph in said District deceased makesyapplica
ton to sadfcourt for license to sell all Of the real
estate situate in Randolph. to wit. known As the
Bean property south Of West Randolph.
representing that the sale will be beneficial to all
concerned.
whereupon 1t is ordered by
said court that said application be referred to 4
session thereof 10 be held at the Probate Office
In said Randolph the 2d day of Jan. A. ID 1884 for
hearing and decision thereon. and 1t is further or
ed that all persons interested be notified hereof.
by publication of notice of said application and
der thereon. three weeks successfully In the Herald
and News published at Randolph before said time of
hearing. that they may appear at said time and place
and II they see cause object fhereto BY the Court
1854 Attest Wnl Nichols Judge
I
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BORN.

In Norwood, o., Dec. 2, a son to MIR. and
Mrs. L. ID. Upham.
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FOR SALE.-PIne, Cedar ana Spruce
shingles, Spruce Clapboards and Brick.
A. W. TEwKsBURY d Sons.
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~ pieces Dress Ginghams only
~ doz. Ladies shook Kid Glove
Remnant all wool Dress Goods,
. doz Towels, finest ever sold al
~ doz Ladies' Fleeced Hose,
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Go to Fargo's for Broncholine.
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Remnants every department. preparatory TO our annual
lines clean them out at once Inc prices we
The evening world., 1893-12-29
WISE & CO.. VICTIMlZED.
The Prominent Jewellers Canght by
a Clever Swindler.


Benjamin S. Wise. the prominent Jew
eller and silversmith. of the firm of
Wise g. Co.. s6l Broadway, went to Po-
lice Headquarters this morning and re-
ported that his company had been swim
died out of a pair OF diamond earrings
valued at about $50.
Mr.. Wise told the police that he had
been the victim of the slick. blonde
mustached young man who yesterday
attempted to purchase any number OF
diamond rings and valuables from prom
inent jewellers by ordering jewelry sent
young man said. a check would be wait
ing to be secured In payment for the
same.
The well-dressed fellow called at Wise
a young, lady friend who was with
at the Star Theatre. whom he desired TO
present with a pair OF diamond earrings.
Chicago.
A pretty pair OF small diamonds was
selected and then Mr.. Le"is ordered
signed by him on the Chicago National
Bank. would be found. Later he visited
the theatre and asked the man at the
box to set aside forh I'm a small box
the man In the box-office he related the
same story about presenting the ear
rings to an actress with the Africa com
pany. He also left a check: In due
CO. representative went away with the
check. Then Mr.. Lewis called and got
the box. He hasn't been seen since.
Mr.. Wise is the jeweller who assisted
in the diamond bird charity In connec-
ton with THE Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
Review Of the Year in Four Pages of CaroOnS-Next SUNDAY
WAS PAsQUALE KIDNAPPED?
Oataleptic Patient Missing from
the italian Hospital.
His Disease and Cure Arc Marycls
In Medical Annals.

An alarm was cent from po,,oo Had
ou.r,ors ,o-a., :. ~
ta' 'o-uay 10 look ior Pasquale
Facolucci, an italian boy. who has been
the object n, great ,p,sr.v, ,o ,,o Ill
cai ,r,,ar,t,, >, 49,. ~ "ie'
1a' fraternity OF THIS city. Pasquale was
under treatment for catalepsy at the
Italian Hosp,tal. 1872 Second avenue us
~ :. .sr.s u a'.nue. ne
hau 50 lar recovered as 10 De able to go
for a walk yesterday. He failed to re-
turn hence tho alarm a ..r, an,
'u.'' 'eiee 'he alarm was sent out.
Pasuale Is fourteen years old. Until
last September he lived with Is parents
.t N
-,
ohe day ne disappeared. There was
great excitement in the town. Parties
storted With ~,oodbo,nas ,hro,uh a.
swamns wiz" '''ounouiuS through the
After two dav W. he wa. found b,, hi,
hoaith 80, ~ iounu, put MS
The evening world., 1893-12-29
TARs LEAVE TINE NIcTHER0Y.
Lieut.. Conway and Sixty Men te
Return to This CetsntFy.---

- hSteg
PERNAMBUCO. Dec 29.-Lieut. John
]. Conway. late third watch %oficer In
charge Of the forward gun deck battery
on the Brazilian Government dynamite
cruiser Nictheroy, announces that he
will positively leave Pernambuco on
Sunday next for the United States via
London.
He will be accompanied by sixty men,
who were engaged In New York for the
Nictheroy, but who were discharged
here soon after her arrival. Since Lieut..
Conway was refused permission to re-
turn to America direct on the steamer
Hcrscheli he has not been able to &C.
cure passage on any other vessel bound
for an American port.
He has been obliged, therefore, to re-
turn home by the roundabout way Of
London The insurgent warships Aquida-
ban and Republica have not yet arrived
off Pernambuco. although rumors con-
tinue to be circulated all over the town
about their approach.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
VAIL The SCAPEGOAT.
More Indictment Against the
Commercial Bank Cashier.
Two Charge Forgery, Third Degree,
and the Third Perjury.
Surprise that Mono Of tho Directors
Was Presented.

Three more indictments against John
j. Vail. the cashier Of the wrecked Com
.mcrcial aBnk, were filed by the Grand
Jury with Judge Moore. in the Brooklyn
Court OF Sessions this morning.
Two of the indictments accuse Vail OF
forgery In the third degree: the third Is
for perjury. and covers the same charges.
though in different language, as were
made in tho Indictment on which Vail
was arrested a week ago.
There are two counts in each OF the
new indictments, Ono indictment alleges
that on Aug. Is. 1890, Vail falsied the
account of Pau e. Grening. the real
estate operator, 30 ns to make 1t appear
that on April is. 1887, Grenlng had on
deposit with the bank the sum Of $685.
76S.07; or April 10. 50 ,475.i5, and again
on the same date $4,000.
Vail, II is charged, knew that Grening
was not entitled to these sums and knew
that the credits n accounts were false.
The other indictment for forgery ac-
cuses Vail OF having on Aug. Is, 1890.
falsiied the account of the ST. Kelvin
Mining Company In the ledger. so as to
make 1t appeal on July /, 1889. that the
Company had a credit Of $50, 700. The
second count alleges that on Aug. IS,
1890, Vail accomplished this falslfca-
ton OF the %Compnny's accounts by chang
ing an entry in the ledger from 500 to
$780, 200.
1t Is alleged that Vail knew these
figures were false. and made them for
the purpose Of defrauding the bank.
The witnesses examined by the Grand
Jury are Horace Graves. Messrs. Van
Honten and Dawson, Charles NJ. Preston,
L. Fl. Cahill, ]. II. Roland, r. Gill David
L. Harris and Richard Drant.
Vail expected that additional indict-
ments would be found. and he arrived
early Mt the District-Attorney's Office
with his bondsmen. After the new in
dictments had been filed. his bonds were
renewed.
On the Indictment charging perjury he
renewed his $4,000 bond; on each OF the
two indictments charging forgery he
gave additional bail in the sum of s., 900.
In court this morning the foreman of
the Grand Jury said that the jury had
completed Its work for the month. The
jury was discharged with the thanks of
the Court.
Up to date only two men have been
indicted for the alleged r~ascality in con-
Quoting the banks affairs-Cashier Vail
and President Seth l.. Keeney. Some
persons who are familiar with the mat
ter express surprise hiatt none of the
other directors were brought to justice.