Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07
Randolph.

white River junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. q L. Merchant are spend
ing the week in Quechee.
Mrs. d J. Morse and child returned
from Mortified Saturday.
George Sparhawk OF Athens, Pa, came
Saturday for few days stay.
Ernest Burridge, wife and child re
turned to Somerville, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Daniel Kellogg OF Laconia, n. II.
is sitting her sister, Mrs. Henry Noble.
A. A. Atwood disposed OF the balance OF
his household goods at auction Monday.
Photographer G. Bre gster OF Mont
pelier was in town several days last week.
II. X. Bush, wife and daughters of Barre
visited at w. B. Wallis from Thursday
until Monday.
Mrs. Abel Williams aud granddaugh liter
Mrs. Smith, of NoIthfieid Visited at 5 n.
Flsk's last week.
The screen mill was shut down all last
week on account of the elevator accident.
/ resumed Monday.
Mrs. Abbie b Paine has sold the c. {
Paine farm at South Randolph to Vernon
III. Barnes for Il 800.
F.E. Dubois and A. e. Bass have been
spending most of the past week duck
hunting at Highgate.
A. d. Davenport OF Milford, Mass,
bought a carload OF COWS here last week,
paying from $50 TO S35.
Seden Holman and wife returned t.
Boston Monday, having completed th6ir
STAY here for tie season.
Mrs. l.. p Thayer visited in Springfield,
Mass, last week, besides attending the
Auxiliary meeting at Bellows Falls.
John Cotey has moved from W. b.
! Wallis house near the track to the Gran
ger place near the Aver brook bridge.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott OF Northfield- was in
| town last week to superintend the removal
OF her household goods TO Northheld.
Miss Harrletts A. Clark OF Roxbury
oent Saturday with her sister, Miss Ma
| jetta NJ. CLARK, at Rev. CIV. Morrow's.
Princes men are doing an extensive jDt
smoothing the western portion of the
Mari Castle park hillside and seeding the
same.
Rev. Irving A. Flint aud wife started
Tuesday on their return to Falmouth, Me-,
going by carriage via the White Noun
tains.
The San Francisco Minstrels' entertain
meut Friday evening was quite well at
tended. IL was after the usual pattern OF
such shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Burt and daughter,
Anita, went to Orange, n. j., Monday,
where they are TO spend the winter. The
Burt home is closed.
]. NJ. Atwood attended the annual field
day exercises of the Vermont j. o. u. A. 4
M. at st. Johns bury Monday and Tues /
day as re representative OF the local branch. /
Miss Helen living OF Barre is trimmer /
for Mrs. s. s. CLARK this season. Mrs. /
Clark's opening Of fail milliLefy will oc-
cur next Monday, Tue day aud We1nes- 4
day.
Mrs. Ira Rice and Miss Florence Soper /
gave their classes OF the Christian SUNDAY
school picnic in Mari-Castle park Satur.
day, which was greatly enjoyed By the
little ones.
Frank Grove vas thrown out of Itch
fields market team saturday on Elm street
b. the horse making too sharp turn and
his head and face were quite badly cut
and bruised.
Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Julia A.
Walsh and daughter, Annie, from Boston
came last Thursday and are staying at w.
+. Lsmson's for short time while the
finishing touches are being put on their
new house.
J. f.. Eldredge has lately procured for
Jonn S. Green OF Brookfeld an increase
OF pension from S17 to s72 a month; for
George T.. Marsh Of Hancock from s12 To
S17; additional for George A. Atkins of ,
" arren to Sl2 !
The local members of the Vermont DE {
velopment association are Gilman 5 {
Moulton, Clarence f. Moulton, Robert j. :
Kim ball, John Sabine Smith, Col. Albert
Is. Chandler, Judge John W. Rowell, Viii {
liam h. DuBoisand William b. Wall. I
The winning of the pennant by Boston /
brought joy to most of the local baseball
fans" though there we're a few mourn
srs for Baltimore, among them "Nick,"
Vuo will contribute so cents each week to I
Dave" Crowe's income for each week OF I
he league season.
News of the death OF William Reynolds Z
It Louisville, Ky, Sept 2Sth has been re- "
,eived. Mr.. Reynolds held an important
position as international field worker of =
be Inter UNCONVENTIONAL Sunday school 4
association. He was expected soon for a :,
weeks work in Vermont. =
Clarence Wood OF Randolph Center, who
las bee1 at work in the drug store of +. ii
\. Eaton at Barre went Thursday even n
ng TO Boston. Wood injured his knee ri
,ver year ago and has never entirely re- y
covered. He went to the Emergency hos \
'ital in Boston for examination. b
Henry Adams has brought suit against 81
ne New England Telephone Company for c.
1 900 damages sustained by bin in tue CO
ccideut cause by horse shying at a "
telephone pole below Beanville, which re- "
ulted in fractured shoulder. the pole n
alleged to have been implanted. y
In compliance with orders from the \
ostoffice department, j. B. Eldredge took o
ossession OF the postoffice Friday, Oct. y
st. Miss Alice Hobart will assist him p
egularly and Miss Winifred Chad wick as
ccasion requires. Mr.. Eldredge will con-
nue. his insurance business, having the y
anne quarters as heretofore in DR.. Nor 81
5n's block. "
Frank, son OF l.. J. Blakely, undertook
} walk the rail of picket fence between a,
be school yard and Lucius Webb's Mon n
sy morning, when his feet slipped and n,
e fell, striking in such way that one a.
the pickets penetrated the flesh just be- ~
wv his chin. He was held tight and had in
} be helped off. DIR. g. W. Scott dressed ra
he wound, which was fully two inches
ing but, fortunately, not very deep.