Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23
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| Profile House.
Mrs. II. S. Snow has gone to Boston for
a few weeks visit
Will Little has moved into a tenement
in ). ii. Brooks block.
Elmer Ford says be will leave for the
Klondike region in December.
The w. c. 4. u will meet with Mrs w.
w. Carpenter Friday at 3 p. m.
The delegates to the state Baptist con-
vention left Tuesday for Chester
Miss s. z. Haven OF Milford, Mass. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Leroy Sargent.
Miss Minnie Carpenter is in New York
! city this week studying fall dressmaking
styles.
viii Moulton went IN Springfield, Mass.
Monday to begin course in Childs' Com
mercial college.
Mrs. X. j. Kimball, Madame Morse and
Miss Morse returned 10 Brooklyn Mon
day for the winter.
Henry Morse OF Royalton and Miss AL
yce McGord OF South Royalton spent Sun
day at A. NJ. Hubbard's.
Mrs. Richardson, who had been stop
ping for some time at j. w. Burts, re-
turned Monday to New York.
The ser, en- mill is busy place nova
days. About IS hands are at work.
few more girl tackers are wanted.
Mrs. Eusebia NJ. Simonds goes Saturday
to Mills, Mass, to act as nurse for the
aged mother OF DIR. c. w. Emerson.
Ed Wheeler had several fingers badly
bruised and torn ut the screen mill Mon
day by board flying from machine.
The exterior of the Emerson mill is be-
ing repainted-a needed improvement.
Many changes and improvements have
been made inside.
r j. Blodgett Of Lyndonville has gone
into tue grocery business with partner
by the name Of Lap0int. Tue tirm bought
a stock Of goods in that place.
Miss Mary c. Tcwksbury has returned
! from a week spent in New York city,
where she went with Miss Minnie Smith,
the latter en- route for Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. c. II. TeWksbury went to Hartford
! Thursday intending TO leave for Denver,
Col, yesterday. Her Randolph friends
hope for her speedy recovery to health.
Mrs. Joshua Spear and Miss Emma
Ciapp returned to Boston and Mrs. Lu
einda Packard to Milton, Mass, Monoay.
They had been guests at A. A. Santord's.
J. NJ. Holman has sold his place on
Prospect avenue g. A. b. Gay and is to be-
gin the erection Of house ana barn on
the corner opposite, which he recently
purchased.
E.A. SHAY, formerly an instructor at
the Normal, has accepted position as in.
gtructor OF descriptive geometry and
draughtlng in Norwich University at
Mortified and will begin his service there
today.
The funeral of Mrs. Lista Benton was
held Friday, Rev. G w. Morrow ofliei-
atinp. and the remains were taken TO Han
over for burial. A son from fitchburg,
Mass, was present. Deceased was % years
of age.
Charles n. Mccall goes to Harvard,
where be is to take two years course IN
cad OF completing at Dartmouth, where
he had been three years. Clarence l..
Todges returned to Williams college
Monday.
Joseph 3. Eldredge was appointed post
master Saturday by President Mckinley.
II is understood that he will resign the
/ Office OF town clerk and that the Sc ecu
men will appoint Henry W. Tewksoury
to succeeded him.
The deer hunting season in Vermont
oners Oct. list for one month. No dog,
/ tran or other accessories Will be permitted
and no person can take more thsn two
deer legally per season. The flsh anu
4 Game League has offered 800 reward ior
conviction of offenders.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Mcbride Wednesday, Sept. ~ at Z'oO
o'clock. The project OF taking some o. j., the
stock OF the Silver Cross magazine VIII ny pe
discussed and a report OF the convention
will he given. A large attendance OF the
members is most earnestly requested
Two gangs of section men, numbering
nearly 100 each, including the sections
from Burlington to WINDSOR, we're en-
gagged in laying the new steel ralis here
Sunday. About two miles were lalu eso !,
wav from the depot yard. The new TAU
is a heavier one than the OLD, winch n"u
been in use nineteen years
The Central Vermont railroad WIZ run
its annual New York excursion Sept. Io'n.
a special train will pass TINS sta.io 10 81. ~
l2:45 M, arriving at New Lohoon az ~ hy
= m From there the trip Will be py
Steamer TO New York, arriving at next
morning. Tickets good returning on reg
Ia trains leaving New York not later
than Oct sth. Fare for the round trip,
IS 90.
Walter Ketcham's revolver and John
Dnpois, leeqings, which formed part OF
can't Pearson's Cuban % exhlbH IN puL
lingtop, have been recoNersui ~, w \,
Captain has gone to further cohqu'es
transpires that be made ms ueauS shor
chete ont of piece of iron at Bean enG Y
ond he various views OF himself taken IN
snIi warnaint in Cuba were made oy fn it,,
tographer Brewster of Montpelier, Win
pearson standing under an appie'ree III
historic Beanville.
Saturday was an unlucky day AZ t nv
can,ord mill. Having just completed tnS 5
ranairs To the dam and mill, water ~.
that had been to Montpelier for rn repairs tbs
was being lowered to its Pitt PIT shrp !, swung
mill floor, when, at tne i !, hroke and the
loSsii teII onto rock IS or 30 feet below,
onronieteiv wrecking it. Hardly haa tnls
compieasiy hen the dam, which was being
9 aleu- was seen to be leaking and soon
Whirlpool that formed near the S s0ush em
of the dam and just above sns III hrnsh
euge =, - that had been placed there wa
anu innate and the water quickly pas,se pass.
out under the DAM much as i bad ca0 oe pTo
ssbIy Be stopped without mucn Iro-o--