Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-02
Randolph Continued.

Pomona Grange meets at Wi,liamstown
today.
Mrs. Simon Webster has returned from
Hanover and vicinity.
Miss Bessie Kent spent Thanksgiving at
her home IN Northfield.
Il. n. Bruce split his left hand while
chopping limbs Tuesday.
Ed. Pope is confined TO his bed with in
ilammstory rheumatism.
e. y. Rising and wife are visiting in
Providence, X. L.. this week.
l. II. Nsedham has been laid up the
past few days with hard cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g Cole Of Boston vis-
tied here from Saturday until Tuesday.
+. A. Thomas was 10 market last week.
His big nd. cannot fail TO eaten the eye.
Clayton Trask and Miss Stella H,ll were
married at Bethel last week Wednesday.
Many from here will see "Rhea" in
NAPOLEON and Josephine at Bethel to-
night.
Arthur Bean will catch in one OF the
batteries of the u. V. NJ. baseball team
next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wood OF Milton
visited their daughter, Mrs. Il. A. Thorn
as, several days recently.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. e. o. Blanchard Wednesday after
noon, Dec. Sth, at go o'clock.
The State Board Of Agriculture will hold
a public meeting here week after next
under the auspices OF Randolph Grange.
Nearly 10000 lbs. of milk is being re-
ceived at the Cooperative creamery. A
fine article of butter is being turned out,
as 'ye editor" can testify.
Through the Eldredge agency, Chas.
w. Goss of Chelsea and Alpheas 7, Dana
of Warren have each been granted an in
crease OF pension from 80 TO sl7.
Miss Anne Dubois returned to Smith
College, Northampton, Monday, Mrs. ".
b. Wall accompanying her. Miss Lucy
Wall will not return to school until after
the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Bailey and daughter,
Grace, and Or. and Mrs. l.. A. Russlow
ATTENDED the meeting and banquet Of the
Vermont Medical society at White hiver
junction Tuesday evening.
Judge }. w. Rowell and our local attor-
news are at Montpelier today when decis.
ions Of cases heard at the last term are 10
be rendered. Among them is the famous
stallion case Of Limerick National bank
vs.. ). b. Adams and others
The work Of setting the electric poles is
progressing rapidly. The frozen condi-
terially. Meanwhile inside wiring is
being done as fast as several gangs can
overhaul the large number OF orders
ahead. II begins to look something
''iike."
Charles r. Coulmbe and Jennie r.
Whltmore were married al RiptOn
Thanksgiving day and are living in
"Lower Canada" The bride has been
keeping house for Charles Clark for
several years and was supposed by many
TO be his wife, but appearances are some
times deceltful.
J.F. Lsmson received the carcass Of a
deer from Se,den Holman Friday, which
he latter shot in Maine. Il weighed
about 200 pounds. TaNidermist " hite
viii mount The head. There was a wild
scramble for the veuison, which was re-
tailed at the Red Lion Market Saturday,
and many Randolph table caught first
glimpse Of deer meat Sunday.
Charles 5. Foss was arrested il the
eastern part OF the town Saturday by
Officer Clark on process brought against
him by LaForrest WASH burn for selling a
horse on which Wdshburn held a lien.
Foss could not furnish bail and was taken
TO Chelsea jail. His hearing is set for
saturday. Foss deserted his wife here
last winter after being married only a ieN
weeks.
a CROWDED uatl EfEcNtu the eAeEeltl Llc0n
entertainment given by the Callforuis
excursion party Friday evening. About
rs views were shown, covering the route
followed by the party on their last sum
iner's trip. all Of which were accurate re
productions OF the reality. Willard e.
filsOn operated the stereopticon with per
feet effect and Rev. @. W. Morrowis ex-
PLANTATION of the views added to the inter.
est Of the entertainment, hich proved
nnt only epiovs HE INIT u1ozf fnstrurf5s.a
such evenings are Of real be1efi, 10 our
people. The net receipts will be applied
toward the purchase Of additional settles
Tor the Christian vestry- After the lee
lure, the California party heln 3 reunion ]
3 nd psrtoOk u an oyster supper al the I