Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-10

her daughter, Mrs. d. j. Morse.
Nj. and Mrs. A.G. Wheeler are with
their sons ii White River Junction. |
Mrs. q. 3. Cushman and daughter we're
lin Hanover, N. H., Monday and Tuesday.
The merry 20 round Is In active opera
| ton nearly every evening on "A. n Chad
| Wick's lawn.
| Frank Morse has moved from the Wal
| bridge house to the LAmson house on
! South Pleasant street.
sister ia Buiialo, N. II, for two Or three
T I i again Il home.
CHARLES Gabrielle, after vacqtion Of
| two 81 three weeks spent 1t home, has
gone back to his work In Haverhtl, Mass.
MI. Alonzo Kimhall Of New York and
Mr.. VIM. Eugene Kimoall q Amnersl
college passed Sunday at "Montasue
Place"
| Mr.and Mrs.6. v Holman loft "Clenside"
yesterday for Boston, and Miss May Brad
ish took her departure Tor the same place
L the previous Monday.
I'D. Wheeler 10 talking Of going into
partnership with w. F. Edison and open
Ing cash grocery store IN the new block
Just erected by the latter.
There will be special comm unication
Of Phoenix Lodge, No. %, F. 4 A. NJ, FRI
day. October 18th, at Z p. "a. Work. A
good attendance is desired.
The annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters for the election Of officers will
be held with Mrs. ]. r. Hobart At three
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the 10Th.
H. e. Thatcher and wife, who have been
living In Bakersfield the past summer, are
again il Randolph to remain few days
before going to Lewiston, Me-, for the
winter.
Mrs, George H. Fits, who came mp
from Boston on visit, was taken sick
and Obliged to hasten back as soon as she
was able to travel. She started for home
Monday.
Mrs. Betsey Martin, who lives with Mrs.
Jesse Martin in Snowsville, celebrated her
99th birthday October End, and received
the congratulations OF many acquaint-
ances on that occasion.
H.S Booth is making some additions
to the ell part OF his house on Central
street. A veranda Is being built across
the south side and q dormer window and
porch at the north side.
Frank W. Sault, who has been having a
run OF fever and has, consequently, been
unable to attend to his duties as foreman
OF the HERALD Office for the past two
weeks, Is gradually recovering.
i The Randolph Building company will
hold special meeting In DR.. 60. Blanch-
ards office next Monday evening, to see
what action the company will take with
regard to its property and the failure OF
the United States Screen company.
| Last Thursday evening, Miss Maud
Newton entertained few friends at her
home ON School street, It being her four
|teenth birthday, and Friday night sur
prise party was given Miss Grace Cooling,
by way Of birthday celebration. 9
4 The Methodist society is to have q
honey sociable, to which the public Is
cordially invited, Friday afternoon and
evening at the home OF the pastor, Rev.
meut will be In the form Of musical.
Miss Carolyn Enright Of Medford.
Mass, Is the trimmer In the millinery
store Of the Misses Sanford this season,
and specimens OF her handiwork displayed
at the opening proclaim her to have a rare
knack In the fashioning Of bewitchlng
headgear.
While lunching at the runbridge fair,
; Mrs. Willis Howard was badly stung BY q
wasp chat had crawled into the food which
i. she was eating. The stings In her mouth
and throat caused her such severe pain
that she tainted, and It was some time be.
fore she obtained relief.
As Mr.. George Moulton was driving
home the other evening, one OF the wagon
wheels went into hole in the road,
, which, with bis weight, proved sufficient
J to overturn the conveyance and he was
thrown out but sustained no injury be-
, yond lame back. The earth trembled In
that immediate vicinity but no cbimneys
fell. afls
Tuesday, Mrs. Charles Harris and daugh-
ter, Rita, took their departure for Jersey
City; Mrs. Ernest Burridge and baby
for East Somerville, Macs; Mr.. and Mrs
Carlos Bachelor, guests at f. L. Parsons
for g, Elmo, H., BY way Of New York,
and Mrs. Flora Lockwood, cousin Of
DR.. A. O. Bailey, for Pleasantville, Penn,
In Brandon yesterday, Pat Daley, 9
: we'll known farmer, was killed by Pat
: Sloan, who had been working for him but
, was then at work for q Mr.. Goodnough
Daley and his wife went to Goodnough'l
In the evening to settle with Sloan. The
latter called Daley into the shed and in q
, little while came in and told Mrs. Daley
: to 60 and look at her dead husband. Da.
ley's skull was fractured in several places
Sloan fed, and this morning at O'Clock
a man believed to be him was run over BY
q train in Burlington. The body was
mangled past all recognition, but letter
addressed to Pat Sloan was found in one
Of the pockets OF the clothing:
The Rapid Telephone company has late.
" been formed by Messrs. Mudgett and
Haxen Of South Royalton, who are to run
their lines from South Royalton to Tun-
bridge, Chelsea, North Randolph, East
Randolph, Randolph Center and Randolph
The central Office will be located in E, e.
Evans drug store, and q message will be
sent to any point along the line at the low
rate OF Is cents. instruments OF the latest
and best designs will be rented for 40 :
year. The work Of establishing the new
line has already been commenced, and al
soon as II is In active operation d branch
wire will doubtless be extended 70 Ror-
bury and Northdeld.
Il Jed }. Wells, aged Is years, entered In.
to rest Tuesday morning, after having
suffered severely from Bright's disease for
more than two years. He returned from
the burlington hospital about four weeks
before his death, and though aware that
the physicians considered his q hopeless
case he was courageous and cheerful II The
end; but towards the last his sufierinrs
were 80 intense that death seemed but 4
welcome release. The funeral was held IN
the Roman Catholic church yesterday
morning, Rev. Father Therien oiiiciatinr.
The deceased WAS son of Mr., and Mr.. IA.