Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-22
Randolph Continued.
From preceding page.

tfrOm preceuluB puget
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre was about
town lately.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Cortez Nutting of Littleton,
Nh.
Mrs. Thomas Connolly has returned
from Waterbury much improved in
health.
A boiled dinner and hash supper will be
served Election day, November Bird, in
the Edison hall.
Miss Adelaide Hood of East Orange, n.
j., a guest OF MIR. and Mr. Clarence Moul-
ton at Stoneleigh, left town yesterday
Our singers seem to be looking forward
to the musical convention to be held in
Bethel, October 9th and 2Sth, by DR.. w
o. Perkins OF Boston and c. b. Fisk OF
Brooktield.
Though Tuesday evening was decidedly
wet ana unpleasant, the Harvest supper
at the Cong'l church was very well pat
roniZed, between sixty and seventy being
present. After the supper came short
musical program.
Lura, the infant daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Dennis Cassidy, died Tuesday morn
ing after a brief illness. The BABY, who
was nearly seven months old, had been
far from well sc me little time but no Sc
rious trouble was apprehended until
shortly before her death. The funeral
was conducted yesterday afternoon at
o'clock by Rev. Seward Robson, pastor
OF the Baptist church.
A bill having been presented in the Sem
ate tending to the Punishment of osle-
opathy from the state, the friends OF that
form of medical science are bringing their
influence TO bear against the move. A
petition, praying that the matter be
dropped, has been circulated here, with
the idea of presenting it with its list of
signatures to the House. The people who
think that they have been benefited by
that treatment will be jealous in its de-
fence.
There will be low. rate combination
autumn excursion Friday, October 30th,
from Windsor, White River Junction,
South Royalton, Bethel, Randolph, Roz.
bury, Northlield and intermediate stations
to West Berlin inclusive, to Burlington or
st. Altans. The object OF the excursion
is to give every one a chance to enjoy a
cheap ride and view the attractions of the
Queen City or Railroad Center of the state.
The fare for the round trip from all points
mentioned will be Sl.50.
The decision has been rendered i'm the
case of W. Il. Lamson against n. l.. Boy
den for the recovery of a book account of
twenty-three years standing. MIR. Boy
den, it will be remembered, pleaded the
statute of limitations, and the court ruled
that none of the account was collectible
that was of longer standing than six years
from the date of the writ. which was De-
tober 18th. The hearing in the matter
was before G. r. Granger, justice of the
peace.
Mr.. B. n. b. Miller, who styles himself
"the childTen's friend" wishes to see all
the children in town at the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
and Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Mr.
Miller has under his direction at Hart
ford, Conn.,, family OF 700 children. The
Gospel services are held every evening in
the Methodist church at 7:30 O'Clock, and
at 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon there will
be service for men. Mr.. Franzen, the
cornetist, plays at all of the services, and
the congregations have so increased that
the seating capacity OF the church is
taxed TO the utmost.
The Boston excursionists from this sta
tlon numbered III, of whom 40 went on
the early morning tain Wednesday, "a
on the morning mail train, and ten on
the afternoon express. Among the mum.
Der were Mrs. May Battles, Miss Alice
Hatch, Mrs. w. w. Carpenter, Miss Min
ME Carpenter, A. Z. Dean and wife, Hon,
James Hutchinson, Irving Chase, A. B.
Fish, Arson Burroughs, g. l.. Martin, E.
+. Brooks, Fred Dunn and wife, Mrs. w.
Z. Lamson, h. M. Miller and wife, Grin
Chamberlain and wife, Miss Ada Bur-
roughs, c. NJ. Howard and wife, c. r.
Granger, John Moses and wife. Mrs. J.
H. Lamson, Miss E. Gleason, Mrs. E. F.
Upham, E. A. Thscher and wife, Herbert
Salisbury, DR.. E. o. Blanchard, Fred
Chatfield, n. W. McCollom and wife, Z.
10 r bal
E. L. Bass, F. II. Joslyn, j. G. Mann, Mrs
z. Z. Evans, Mrs. Norman Greene and
Mrs. Ida Batchelder.