Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-06

in town Saturday.
Miss Majetta Clark spent Sunday at her
home in Moretown.
IN Atwood went to Hanover, n. d.,
Monday for few days.
Miss Carrie Sault returned FRIDAY from
her visit in Massachusetts.
George Tatro went to Boston MONDAY
for stay OF two weeks or So
Miss Sadie Lamb has returned from her
winters stay in Melrose, Mass
Miss Amy osgood has gone to Roxoury
to teach a spring term OF schooi'
Mrs. f. p. Stimson of Tiyerton, H. lr
has been at II. A. Leonard's TINS week.
There were SO real estate transfers IN
Randolph during the year endlng APrh
LIST.
Houses on the Dorth side of the river
are pretty well specRled win iiea'io
signs.
LEROY Sargent is recovering from pneu-
noonia and DIR. II. G. Morton is also i'm
proving.
FIG. Wright thinks his record OF 500
lbs. of sugar made from 175 trees pretty
good one.
Rev. S. A. Parker will speak at the hall
at West Braintree at 10 O'Clock next sun
/ day morning.
A n. Beedle and wife expect to go to
| Greensboro the last OF the week Ior
stay of some time.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Howard came from
| Nashua Friday and took up quarters IN
the new parsonage.
An agent introducing Fifth Avenue
Mocha and Java coffee served u Tree al
Mann q Aliens Monday.
Remember the presentation OF 1.-THE
Social Glass" by the Good lemplHrs AZ
Grange hall Friday evening.
Mrs Dimick and her granddaughter,
Miss Cornelia Pierce, have returned lrom
their winters stay IN Boston.
Henry w Tewksbury was in town Satur-
dav. lie is travelling for the Standard on
company and has business headquarters
at Burlington.
Rev. Homer White has presented the
public library with a Life OF ROBERT ~
ee. y "The Norwich Cadets" ana ne
Vermont Volunteers the last two being
written by himself.
Rev. and Mrs. V. M. Hardy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury, Miss Merrill MT
and Mrs. NJ. A. TewksDury ana MI any
Mrs. A. H. Beedle were very pleasantly
entertained at the Red Lion Inn last fri
day afternoon and evening.
: Al the regular meeting OF the Coco
Templars held last Thursday these ofhcer'
we're elected: Chief templar, Miss Eth
elynd Gould; vice templar, Miss Edlli
/ Csmpbel: secretary, l.. l.. McAllister
financial secretary. @. b. Pratt; treasurer
Mrs. s. A. Rogers; marshal. FREQ hopp
past chief templar, {. +, Cleveland
Col. A. b. Chandler came Friday ana
: spending this week in town making pan
for the rebuilding OF the Tilson house ant
other improvements to his buildings ant
MARK. He spent the Sabbath in bradford
returning Monday. George p. Wood IS Y
. have supervision OF the work on the ~
son place and is also to build A. b. Few Ks
I burys house.
!. The auction sale OF the life interest 0
. w. s S. Buck in the place he occupies 9
. South Pleasant street did not take piao
as advertised Monday, an injunction pay
ing been secured against such action. In
Il sale was to Justify an execution IN IaVo
d of Theodore Smith OF South Ryegate, bu
y the noint of law is raised as to the legallt
OF sale OF such an interest as Mr.. buc
y holds in this property. The next actlo
Z will be taken at the June term OF "a
court OF chancery at which master WI
be appointed to bear and report.
Miss sarah Gilbert, whose serious III
n ness from spinal meningitis was chron
Y cleo last week, died at O'Clock Sunda
r morning at the Bell home. Her parent
% and sister were present. Rev. t. A. How
y ard offered prayer at the home Monds
lie morning and the remains were TAKEN
Westford where the funeral was held ye
- terday Homer and Miss Flora bei a
tended it, Deceased was q years OF al
and bright and promising young lad
She was a cousin Of Bell Brothers and ht
assisted in their millinery department Il
. the past two seasons.
J." A summer school tor teachers in RAJ
dolph is an assured event, provided a
oi commodations can be secured Tor the
to 125 teachers who Will attend. ne
rs teachers expect to pay about $3.50 Tor
single yeek's board or Il. 90 for two week
A. the latter being the duration OF the scho'
The date will probably be the first "
=. weeks in August. Those who are Will
~ to take teachers to board at these rat
> should communicate with Prot' n.
TO Whitehill. The school will be under &
IL direction of state Superintendent Sto
and County Examiner Prichard.
RS Anexchanee says:-"AIiss Lillian As
wv lev. formerly OF Randolph, who last ye
sued Millionaire +. j. Baldwin OF ;
d. Francisco for large sum OF money, a
of her sister, Emma Ashley, who during I
trial shot at Baldwin with revolv
ed missing him, brought the baby who wa
iss feature OF the famous trial to the Baldw
hotel on Thursday last. They were d
guised with wigs and spectacles and reg
=. tered Mrs Lay and child and Miss Lay
ere Chicago. They proposed to force BaldN
to nav for the child's support. They we
til however, detected, and elected from
ay hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Newton were civ
1er a house warming in their new home
On Thursday evening, the 22d, by their neis
bors and friends In the temperance soc
zen ties and Baptist church. II was very
ard ioyable afflir, participated in by m'
than hundred. Their former neighb
presented hem with six oak dining chs
- and a B. IL II. lamp; the !. o. G. T. g
an oak rocking chair; the w. Z. I. U.
small oak table; friends from the Bapi
the church, one dozen napkins and other u
me, ful articles. Other friends gave pre-
ay. gifts. An original poem was read by n
ton Minnie Ripley The gifts were presen
at in an especially pleasing and effect
Jp- speech by DR.. S. y. Gould. Dea. Fo:
voiced the sentiments OF the company
nd. few earnest words OF good cheer and no
-. for future happiness. Mrs. Newton
mo sponded very pleasantly. Miss Ethell
Gould, Miss Louise Chase and Miss Jen
Williams added TO the pleasure OF
SIX evening by fine Rotations. Many tina
ing, are due the singers for their kind ass
II ance during the evening.
WHAT may result in an interesting ch
the ter of litigation had its beginning NJ
en- day when officers went to the premise