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

! DS0h OidNANh iOA thC l-odASo
George Bowman has gone to Belmont
n. ID, 10 remain through the winter.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at
O'Clock Monday evening with Mrs. Laura
Mead.
Charles Wood is clerking for Bell
Brothers during thu absence o. one Of the
hrm in market.
Rev. G. w. Morrow will preach in the
West Braintree hall next Sunday alter
noon at 8 O'Clock.
Frank Hastings OF Fitchburg, Mass,
and George Mana of Quechee were among
the recent arrivals.
Miss Name Finn, booBkeeper for Jones
Brothers of Burlington, has been in town
on a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Owen of Addison
have been visiting MIR. ovens sister,
Mrs. ID. l.. Chatneld.
Mrs Sarah Bishop, the friend OF Mr..
and Mrs. ID. +. Cooling, has gone back to
Mount Vernon, n. Y.
DIR. George p. Morris has opened an Of
flee in one OF the pleasant rooms ON the
second floor OF the Morton block.
Mrs. b. f. Chadwick, who has been out
of health tor some time, has gone to Bur-
lington TO be treated by DR.. Bingham.
Miss May Parsons, who is at present
III lut lShbS DOphaAOiNs 10 w q"
sist the proprietor until after the holt
days.
Mrs. Addie Hubbard of Rochester, who
was at MIR. M. o. Hubbard's over Sunday,
went the following day to Fitchburg,
Mass.
The first snowstorm Of the season ar
rived Tuesday morning and made us think
with a vague regret of what we had done
with ur summers wages.
Mrs. Charles Briggs and daughter were
in Hartford Tor a few days, and on
their return Monday, were accompanied
by Mrs. Ben Briggs of that place.
At business meeting Of the sophomore
class of tE1 University Of Vermont, Miss
Mary TewKsbury vas CHOSEN vice presl-
dent, and Robert Morton treasurer.
Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan Tilson are here
from Rowley, Mass, having been sum
moned by the sickness and death OF Mr.
TiIson's sister, the late Mrs. M. j. Lam
son.
Mrs. n. NJ. Draper reached home Mon
day evening from New \ ork, where she
went last week TO have her eldest daugh-
ter, Fannie, enrolled as an art student at
the Cooper Union.
Miss Marcia Palmer of Lebanon, y. H.,
who is passing lew weeks vacation with
friends at the center, has been III this VT
lHKt a Gay OE lNo hS Ait bNSA VI ANA Npe'
ms, sir. and Mrs. Dexter Chatneld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness a bbott, who
have been in Rochester through the sum
mer, spent the past week IN Randolph.
A bout the middle of next month, they
expect to start Tor Spokane. Washington.
The Star, San Francisco journal,
makes this editorial comment Miss
Emma Ashley has been acquitted for at
to Kill Lucky Baldwin. She
should have been convicted for not KILL
ing him."
At the State Sunday School convention
held in Burlington lately, Rev. q. w.
Moro was elected president and one OF
the executive committee OF the state or
ganization, and Mrs. Morrow was made
mem Der OF the normal board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Flagg, who had
been staying with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flagg, in Braintree,
and who also spent a few days at Mr..
L. A. Shattuck's, returned Monday TO
their home in Brockton, Mass,
One Of our citizens who thinks he has !
some political foresight says that of the
40 states In our Union, Bryan will carry |
"a, and Mckinley IS. Out OF the AZ cleo 1
toral votes, Bryan VIII have 2ll, and Nc /
X inley 236. Ergo, Mckinley will be the 4
next tenant of the White House.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry TewksbGry close I
their residence on Summer street next /
week and 20 to Burlington for the win
ter, In order to be near their daughter,
Mary, who is a student in the University |
)f Vermont. Though their temporary abb
,ence will be sincerely regretted, 1T Is pleas
mt to know bat they intend TO open the
house again ime in May.
The street department has had a tile
laid from part way up the Sand
lill across Central street and past the
outb side OF the Hebard place to the riv-
r. The object of 1t is to drain Sand hill
md carry the water to the river, instead
II allowing ii to fiS.-- down the Central
treet hill, outlying the road as ii goes and
hiding its outlet through the premises of
Roswell Holbrook. The grading the at lat
er place, when completed, would shut the
lood off there and send it all into Central
treet. A drain in that place has been
eeded for a long time and will be much
ppreciated by the Central street people.
On complaint of Grand Juror Hutchin-
on, James Judd, a dweller in Lower Can
da, was arrested on the charge of petit
lrceny and brought Friday before c. r.
ranger, justice of the peace, for hear
ng. There was found in the prisoners
a number of articles belonging
, MI "A. bCdhs w has tht HutokAph- l
bic advantage of living just across the
ver from Judd. The plumber included
ouple of coats, powder flask and shot, a
arm fork and one or two small tools, the
hole not amounting in value to the in
ictable sum of 81. The prisoner acknowl-
iged that these things were stolen, and
e was accordingly sentenced to three
lonths in the House of Correction. He
as taken to Rutland, Friday, on the af
rnoon mail train, by Officer Luke Par
h. The man leaves a wife and several
nall children to shift for themselves this
inter, while the husband and father is
prevented from providing for
S family by preying on the surrounding
sighborhood. 1t is understood that
i'd, who is the son of a veteran, is like
to obtain very soon from the govern
ent about Il 900, which should have been
id him during his minority.