Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-15
applications are in FOR the high

Seventy applications are in for the High
school principalship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowel of Seneca Falls, N.
Y, are visiting at NJ. o. Hubbard's.
Paul,7 year-old son of VIII Baird OF the
Center, recently fractured his collar bone.
Mrs. w. n. Cragin and children OF La
coma, n. H., are guests at nj. M. wilson's.
daughter was born last Thursday to
Burton Spooner and wife of Bethel Gilead.
Eugene Williams family OF Hartford,
Conn, and Mrs. l.. b. Atwood of Boston
arrived today for visit.
The Eastern Stars will give lawn party
next week Thursday evening at z. w.
Hayward's. ALI invited.
AFRO B. Bowen and vernie Pember Of
Bethel were married Tuesday by Rev. y.
/ Udall at his home on Park street.
\ Mrs. Charles A. Morse of Brooklyn,
mother of Mrs. r. j. Kimball, came Tues
day TO spend the summer at Montague
i Place.
Remem Der the adjourned village meet
ing next Monday evening. The commit
tee on the sewage question Will make lis
Persie Chatterton has finished work for
ID. c. Woodward and will be employed In
Hamden McIntyre's new plating
establishment.
Peter Sault has been very ill the past
few DAYS with heart trouble, but was more
comfortable yesterday. he is reported
worse this morning.
Miss Susan Albin had paralytic shock
Sunday morning as she was getting out OF
bed and was found unconscious. She had
not regained consciousness at last report
and as she is 81 years of age her recovery
is very doubtful.-Later. She died tins
morning, her S7th birthday.
II present expectations are realized
Harry Hayward viii enter the medical de.
partment of TUFTS college TINS Iail, Ailt ts
Wells and Theron Brooks viii attend tht
u. V. NJ. and Fritz Bass and Bradford
Mcintyre will attend Norwich University
William II. Dubois, assignee OF A. w
TeWksbury q Sons, is sending out checki
today to the creditors OF the estate Tor tn'
third dividend OF 10 per cent on claims al
lowed. This dividend makes 40 per cen
maid to creditors and it is likely another
small dividend will be paid in closing thu
estate.
II the Mckinley administration is sanl
way responsible for the weather sine
March Attn il has a great deal to answe
for. We have been treated TO succession
of hot and cold waves, interpreted witt
freshets. until the general feeling ap
proaches that OF frozen, singed anS
drowned rat. Following the sizzling hea
/ of last week came Gay or Two OF com
Portable weather. Sunday night 1t begai
TO rain and continued with some inter
missions until about Wednesday noon
The streams rose rapidly, overlooking thu
meadows and covering much hay ready u
! cut Other sections seem to have suffered
even worse A bridge between Bolton
aud Jonesville on the Central line wen
out yesterday morning, delaying the III;
mail train six hours and even then tn
mail did not arrive until two hours later
coming on the noon II express. Thi
was followed by a long Canadian Paclh
train, which came over this line on &C
count OF a washout way up in Canada
+ There was also trouble on the Northern
road near Canaan, n. H., and trains from
the south were four or hve hours late
warning was sent from the Northiield sig
nal station yesterday, conditions ar
right for floods this afternoon or TO
night II did rain during the night, bu
: the flood didn't come, thank goodness
Please. Mr.. Weather Clerk, send us a littl
e less weather for awhile.