Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16
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| ing college friends here TINS week.
A fourteen pound son was born Tues
day to Edmund Eastman and wife.
DIR. Goodrich and family have returned
from Brookfield to the Red Lion Inn.
Fred Smith gave a farewell dancing
party at the Red Lion Monday evening.
Judge White OF jamestown, 8. d., is
visiting his brother, Charles, at Beanville.
Miss lisa Lamson was at home from
| Morrisville last week, but returned Tues
day.
Miss Lucy Wall is to attend the Burn
ham college preparatory school at North
ampton, Mass.
New stills and flooring are being put in
at the Emerson mill and repairs will soon
begin on the exterior.
Miss Alice Morse OF Brooklyn is visiting
at Montague Place; also Mrs. Tracy Smith
and child OF st. Adams.
A new railroad side-track is being laid
at the screen mill SO that ten cars or more
can be set in on it at once.
Dan j. Morse is spending the week in
| Mortified with his family, who went
there several days before on visit.
H.R. Coffin and j. Il. Gardner, horse
buyers of Hartford, Conn, looked at
some OF the Manchester stock Tuesday.
Miss May Parsons, who has been one of
| Bethel's successful teachers in the past,
was last week elected superintendent OF
the schools of that town.
Dea. Roswell Holbrook, Rev. 7. A.
Howard and &. B. Pratt are delegates TO
the Baptist State Convention to be held at
Chester, Sept. q, % and %.
Charles Stockwell OF Rochester moves
to the upper tenement in the Church
house on Highland avenue this week and
will work in the Emerson mill.
L. S. Jewett of Boston, connected with
the National Exchange Bank Of Boston,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Il. A.
WhitlocR, was in town yesterday.
J. Z. Eldredge has procured an increase
OF pension to $50 for u. Orlando Robinson
OF Woodstock and reissue TO Si7 for Sid
ney Il. Pierce OF White River Junction.
The electric plant at Bethel is rapidly
nearing completion and it is expected this
village will soon have proposition TO act
on for adopting an electric lighting sys-
tenn.
Mrs Benton, the aged mother OF Mrs
Frances Moses, died yesterday afternoon
at her daughters home on Highland ave-
nue.. The remains are to be taken to Han
over.
Rev G. w. Morrow, Mrs. A. Lyman,
Mrs. +. LaZelle and Mrs. Iona Chase at
tended the annual session of the Vermont
Christian conference at Shrewsbury last
week.
The plant OF the Burlington Publishing
company, in which l.. Z. Thayer is inter
ested, is being moved to Essex Junction
this week where new building has been
erected.
f. f. Emerson's horse became unman.
ageable last evening and ran down Main
street, colliding near DR.. Russlow's with
Z. l.. Hodges team, whose buggy was
demolished.
Yesterday was fine day for the North
field fair. One hundred and twenty i've
tickets were sold here and many went by
team. ID. II. Morse Is superintendent OF
trotting and n. M. Draper one Of the
judges
Mr.. Leslie f. Hollemback, an operator
working at this station, was called to st.
Adams Tuesday by the superintendent OF
telegraphy to be examined and instructed
for the new rules and standard order sys-
tenn that will soon take effect.
The ladies of the Order OF the Eastern
Star will hold sociable with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. ID. Hyzer at Randolph Center
Thursday evening, Sept. %. an wishing
conveyance will inform the committee,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Susa Bass and +. A. Phillips, by Tuesday.
The birds hit by the HERALD's nete OF
last week in regard to the disturbance
caused during the exercises at the bali
last week Tuesday evening flutter in this
weeks argus. Nevertheless, the facts
were exactly rs printed last week. The
parties involved were lucky TO get off
with mild newspaper reprimand.
Harrison Avery, pupil OF Miss Bessie
Kent, teacher in one OF the departments
OF the Graded school, objected to being
disciplined by her Friday and assaulted
her, tearing her dress and bruising her
somewhat. Principal Villas was called
and warmed the lad up so he will probab
~ behave himself better in future.
The mem bers OF the Chautauqua Circle
and those that contemplate joining are in.
viteu to meet with Mrs j. w. Roweli next
Monday evening, Sept. ooh, at O'Clock,
for the purpose OF electing officers and as
pertaining how many would like the
books for the course and also the Chdu
tduqudn the coming year. A full attend
ance is requested.
The Central Vermont railroad has ar
ranged an excursion to Ottawa to leave
Sept. Dist and return Sept. 18th or before. 4
The special attraction is the great Gem
trail Canada fair. The fare is 81 So /
Special train leaves Randolph at SOL a. /
m, arriving at Ottawa at 2 p. m. Tick 1
cts good going only on special train, but /
returning on All regular trains.
Miss Emily Gleason died early Tuesday /
at the Heaton hospital, Mont
pelier, where she went the latter part of /
May. The cause OF death was dropsy and
heart trouble. She was about 90 years of
age. She was a cousin OF DR.. e. +.
Upham, with whom she lived for about
three years prior to going to the hospital.
Her native place was Warren. She was
an old school teacher, having taught in
various places in Vermont. as well as the
West. The funeral is to be held today at
Waitsfeld, where deceased had relatives.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chadwick has recently been
from lame shoulder and a few
days ago went 10 consult DIR. Corbin, the
at Montpelier. He told her
;he had dislocated the shoulder and at
tempted to reduce il, causing her much
pain. He failed to do so, and told her she
must come again. On her return home,
not being fully satisfied, she called in Drs.
Geo. W. Scott and L. A. Russlow, who
placed her under chloroform and made
,areful examination. They found that
here was no displacement whatever, but
Iucceeded in breaking up several
ldhesions to the tendons and cartiages I
which had formed either on account of
he severe treatment at Montpelier or {
lriOr TO il Mrs Chadwick is now inn