Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-11
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II. b. Bell has been in New York city
this week.
Mrs. NJ. S. GilchrIst of Mortified was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge is confined to the
house by illness.
+. A. Thomas visited his mother in
Georgia Monday.
E. L. Soper is unable to work because of
kidney trouble.
Mrs. Henry Bsgley has not been so well
for the past two weeks.
A daughter was born Tuesday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar L. Salisbury.
Henry Evans went to Bellows Falls
Tuesday, where he has work.
Rev. E. A. Herring of Brandon supplied
at the Baptist church Sunday.
Fabien Brook, brother. iu-law OF F. G..
"A inch, is driving for DR.. A. c. Bailey.
CIR Noble and wife of Bethel STAYED
at Willard Gays during the convention.
Eugene Torrey, formerly OF this place,
was married a short time ago in Lyons,
NY.
E.S. McGIafiin OF Warren visited his
mother at j. b. Eldredge's one day this
week.
Herbert Salisbury's horse ran from the
mill to the Depot square Monday and
made for the postofiice as il expecting a
letter, but was stopped before il reached
its destination, having done no damage.
DIR. A. b. Gay tested cattle at E. ID.
Camps, East Randolph, d. l.. Bucks, &.
F. Blanchsrd's, E. E. Howe's, J. Ward
Ber's, l. 0. Thayer's, A. j. Ladd's, f. |.
Blanchsrd's, f. o. Aliens and Geo. Foss',
East Roxbury, last week, and found them
all free from tuberculosis.
DR.. c. l.. Stewart recently secured a
judgment against e. j. Rollins for over
staying his tenancy, which was followed
by the issuance OF a body execution. A
hearing was held Friday before Judge
Rowell on writ of babeas corpus De-
eisioD thereon has not been rendered.
Next Sunday is the anniversary OF the
rededication of the Christian church and
on that day will occur the annual roll call.
At 1880 a. m. the pastor will preach the
annual sermon and at p. m. will come
the roll call. Special music and other ex-
ercises win follow the calling OF the roll.
j. b. Pickett, Esq, an attorney from
Bradford, was in town last week. As
counsel for the estate of the late B. c.
Chase he has brought suit against the
Connections General Life Insurance COM
papy OF Hartford to recover 4, 900, the
amount of Insurance carried by Mr. Chase
at the time OF his death, which the COM
pany has failed to pay. The case is brought
IN the U. ,. Circuit Court and is set for the
term beginning this month. E. w. Smith
of Wells River is associated with Mr.. Peck
EFT as counsel for the Chase estate and
DilIingha Huse Il Rowland of Montpe-
lier represent the company.
While Mrs. a. A. Smith was driving
down the Dubois hill Saturday afternoon,
the breechiug broke, letting the sleigh
onto the horses heels. The animal OBJ.
jected to being crowded and tried to get
g. al.
tattoo with its beelsl on the dasher. Mrs.
Smith chung pluckily to the reins and the
horse made the trip down Main street as
fast as the best record, il is safe to say A
hundred people held their breath, expect
ing to witness serious accident, out Mrs.
Smith guided the horse safely through
the bridge, where it was stopped by Eu-
gene Greene, without injury to anybody
or anything, except rather severe shock
10 Mrs. Smiths nerves.