Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-03

Miss Mary Mcintyre is in Burlington
for few days.
Miss Maud Chamberlin of Stockbriige
is at II. G. Aliens.
A daughter was horn Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Drawbridge.
Miss Stella Watson of Burlington is Wis
| iting here for two or three weeks.
Penitence'' was Prof Goodrichs theme
at the White church Sunday morning.
Rev. q. w. Morrow attends a meeting
OF the State 8. s. board at White River
junction Friday.
church next Sunday evening at $3.50 will
be addressed by Rev. Mr.. Warner of
Bethel.
Wilbur Masterson of Bethel, arrested
for collecting check that be had made
over to Mann & Allen, WAS surrendered
by his oondsmen Saturday and taken to
jail at Chelsea by Deputy Sheriff Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Morrow, sir. and
Mrs. +. o. Blanchard and Willard Gay
were among those present at a reunion of
the California G. Il. party at Horace
Pesse's in Hartford Friday. A turkey
dinner was served and nice time is re-
ported.
As DIR. G. W. Scott was driving on Elm
street Saturday with his wife and child,
he turned o1t for a wood team whose
driver was carelessly walking along on
the sidewalk, tipping all hands out, the
DR.. striking on the wood team. No
damage.
The water wheel is being set at the cleo
trio station this week II IS probable that
the current will be turned on at about the
time OF the musical convention. The
Congregational church has been wired for
"A lights and Mrs. Rosa Mclntyre's and }.
NJ. Holman's new house are being wired
this week.
At the Williams hall whist party OF
seventeen tables Monday evening two
couples were tied for tue lead Patrick
{ connolly and Miss Linnie Jones, and S.
NJ Flint and Mrs. Elbridge Holman, each
scoring plus %. A. + Kendrick and Mrs.
Frank GrisWold, with score of minus 30, |
had no rivals for last place. There viii be
another party next Monday evening.
A hearing was held in the case OF Ga
brielle vs.. Bradish before Chancellor Ross
at Montpelier Friday. The question in
volved was the right of way To the lower
tenement in the Gabrielle block across { he /
premises Of Mr.. Bradish. The chancellor
refused the injunction asked for by Mr.. |
Gabrielle, bat decided that be was enti- |
tied 10 IL at the time II was asked for, gave /
Gabrielle his costs against Bradish ana s. |
M. Flint, Bradish's agent, and gave Mrs.
Bradish her costs against Gabrielle. Deni- \
son appeared for Gabrielle and Wilson for 4
the Bradishes. The Bradish property is I
now owned by The Drs Scott /
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were not
ably cold days. The lowest point touched
by mercury was 300, reported at Judge
RoWelis, There was a rapid drop Sun
day evening from about 0 &C sundoWn TO
below 20- a 10 o'clock and il the night
had fulfilled it's promise some thermOme-
tiers would have needed thawiDg over
coal fire Moudav morning, but a cloud.
ness set in and 167 below WAS the record
Of the morning. Oue truthful citizen
AYERS that he tried three maj chs SUNDAY
eve ming before he could make ore stay
liz hted ong enough to read a ihermom-
ster. Monday evening a heavy snow fail
began, followed by high wind, and
Tuesday morning the highways, side.
luse drifts. Railroad communication was
bio ,ked both ways. The night express
rom the north got stalled a mile or so
iauth OF Mortified aud lay in DRIFT all
light. Next morning it returned 10 ,
Mortified aud awaited the big snow pillow
y hich cleared the way so that both it and
he morning mail reached here about /
= 80 D. m. Tue blockade to the south
vas even worse, the night train being de-
aged somew here below the Junction and
lot arriving here until late the next after /
oun. The frs train from the south WIS :
he morning % local, which reached here :
{ 80 p. m, following a second snow :
low. IL was one OF the worst blockades {
or years. The back districts are OF course .
adly driited, requiring much work TO /
lear he highways. We trust some peo-
lie VINO have been signing for an sold +
lshioned winter" have enjoyed the re- i
emf smell