Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-03
Randolph.
DR.. A. @. Bailey is ont again,

"cnt 70 boston monday.
Monday. 1'
a. :. Fish is once more on duty at Manr
!. E. Finn of Boston has been in tow
this week.
Mrs. e, E. Evans is in Boston for two O,
three weeks.
Arthur Bean was at home from Bur.
iington Monday.
Or. and Mrs. Curtis Kent Of Barre spen,
Sunday In town.
Hon. Frank Plumley OF Mortified was
In town Saturday.
Miss Belle Morse OF the u. v. M. was a,
home over Sunday.
b. 7. Lombard is recovering from his
recent attack OF pneumonia
Miss May Proper of Windsor visited
here from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. W. P. Flint and daughter, Lucy,
visited at X. W. Aliens in Chelsea last
week.
Rev. Charles o. Judkins OF Windsor was
the guest of A. K. Bass Monday and
Tuesday.
Bert Hastings, wife and chill OF Frank
lin, N. H., were in town from Friday un-
til Monday.
Mrs. Davis, widow of Rev. Grin Davis,
late OF Calais, is visiting at Rev. G.. w.
MorroR's this week.
Charles IA. Selinas OF M~ontpelier,
against b o Jim Lee secured judgment,
has appealed 10 county court.
The Rebekah district meeting will be
bella at Mortified March 18Th. The Ran.
doiph lodge will work the degree.
Capt. j. f.. Eldredge has set an example
nj fnfFInftGnN nv a. av N ole -. HE
house from which floats a handsome
American flag.
John Lynch has resumed the harness
business at his old stand. J G.. Coburn
has flushed WORK for MIN and John is
plying the thresd himself.
About fifteen couples of young people
enjoyed a dance at Dubois a Gays hail
Saturday evening, given by j.. Laroy
Mann and friends from Dartmouth.
Mrs. Frank Marshall OF Portland, Ore,
visited at p. T. Blanchard's last week.
Mrs. Burton Flint and daughter OF Brain
tree have also been recent guests there.
III. A. Leonard has rented the Kendrick
place and will move to 1t shortly. Rev.
T.. e. Herrick OF Milton has been super
Intending interior repairs on the prop
erty.
w. II. Nichols and ID. RI. Morse were in
A'OAoaA Ctthtil AnAtiGbl'uk II "
in the project OF starting a skimming sta.
ton to be run in connection with the
Randolph Cooperative creamery.
Hobart Peck, Jr., recently clerk for e..
f Evans, lift Monday Tor Lynn, Mass,
where he has employment in a clothing
store conducted by the big syndicate
OF Besse, Rolfe q Co., who have 26 stores
in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. EukeP Parish have received
announcement OF the marriage OF Samuel
p. BALD WIN and Lillian Converse Hanna at
Thomasville, Ga. Both the parties visit
ep here last summer TIE bride is a sis
ter OF Senator Hanna.
The children have a novelty in a coast
ing course near MRS. Micah Mann's.
They have tunnelled through a huge
snowdrift and slide down an incline to II
and then shoot through il in a way that
reminds one of the pneumatic tube proc
ess.
The Brigham creamery paid 81 1-2c. for
butter fat for January and the Co-opera-
tive 81 1-3c. The Brigham paid 104c. per
hundred for milk and the Cooperative
107c. The Cooperative is gaining steadi-
ly in patronage, over IL, 900 lbs. of milk
being taken at present.
The work Of setting the big swater
wheel at the electric station is progress
IL is a great task TO move the heavy
with so much snow and ice
about, n IL ' i'll require more lime han
was anticipated. Toe street and in side
here is well along. The five arc
tights have been hung.
From the Boston Record:-"F. c. Man
chester is well equipped for a metropolis
tan park commissioner, in taste, 'xper-
and training. The very fact that be
declined the pace once, but the governor
NJ Id mt ifGfan Tn fha d@rlig Qf i'm IL Qa
favorable a sigp as the discs rning man
would ask" Mr.. Manchest.r's many
Randolph friends lender congratulations.
In case OF wer with spain the navy
would play a r. ointment pert. II il sug-
that TO Prev MT spanish cruisers
from ascending tie branch and s~helling
our town a redoubt should b. erected near
the Aver brook iurctioD. Cant. Jake
battery cou d b. s'aiiened within
and the supporting column could Re led
by that Cuban enthusiast, Chsrlsy White.
W regret that the town did net ict on
h ese vital matters Tues ay.
Adespa,ch from s. Juhnsbury says:-I
The Republican III this wee announce
corporation tn be known as the st Johns
bury Republican compsnv, with 5000
L.. p Thaver will he president,
e O. Leonard, vice presid snt, j. A.
secretary and treasurer. Promi- /
nent business men in St.. Johnsburv n
eastern Vermont are interested in the
company. Mr.. Thayer will be the msnag-
ing editor and devote his whole time to
the paper" Bro. Tbayer is bound to
trade, II he has to trade with himself.
Justices Hutchinson, Granger and
Wheeler, before whom the case OF G l..
Hodges v. G.. Mann was heard by agree
nent of the parties, rendered judgment
In favor of the defendant. The
'ase involved the ownership OF a fire ex-
which was in Mr.. Hodges
building at the Center, with other goods
belonging to Mr.. Hodgss which had been
turned over to him by Ethan Alien, to Sc
.ure debt. These goods were sold at suc-
ion and MIR. Mann supposed the extin-
hich was worth about $3.50,
vas included in the stock, as nothing was
aid about excepting it from the sale. He
ook it away and paid for the goods, after
which Mr.. Hodges demanded 1t and sued
o rec over II. No appeal was taken.
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