Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-14

II UAhSA oPCuuluk Gays al the u
a II. encampment at Philadelphia.
q Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gould moved her,
from Gaysville this week and will spen,
e the winter at Myron Gays in Beanville
Miss Lillian Currier returned to he
e nome In Cambridge, Mass, Saturday af
.er spen ding some time at ID. f. Godings
Miss Alice Erskine went to Boston
saturday to study millinery for a weel
preparatory to taking place as trimmer
Charles Gabrielle came from Haverhill
, MASS, last week TO spend his vacation
wife.
Miss Sadie Ford returned to her home
III brattleboro Saturday, after a several
weeks stay here, guest OF Miss Elsie
Powers
Miss Mabel Sault is still obliged to use
crntches and wear her knee in splints, the
result OF an unfortunate wrench OF that
member.
Charles Hodges has been appointed
state agent for Listers Agricultural and
Chemical works, entering upon his duties
this week.
Miss Mary Frazier and Mr.. VIM.
shumway OF Holyoke, Mass, who had
been guests at ID. E. Goding's, returned
home Monday.
The Globe Wall Paper company has
I been at work for the past ten DAYS i'm
proving he John Pratt house on the Lu.
dolph Hebard farm.
Last week Rev. w. Fl. Chidley, Mrs.
Mary Mann, Mrs. Robert +. Parker,
Lewis Fish and Arthur S. Bean attended
the Christian conference at Lincoln.
/ Pliney J. Hamilton, wife and two
daughters OF Newport have been visiting
here this week. He is mailing clerk be-
tween Newport and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mary A. Mann, a deaf mute who is
teacher in the institute for deaf mutes
at Hartford, Conn.,, returned to that city
monday after spending several days here.
Mrs. j. G. Mann returned from Man
chester this week, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Alvin COnnor, whom she has
been visiting. Mr. Mann returned last
week
The roof Of the eli OF f. F. Emerson's
house on South Msin street IS being
raised and another story added, which 4.
VIII be fitted up as part OF an upstairs
tenement.
Friday evening Charles Grove slipped
and fell downstairs at the Red Lion Inn
and was badly famed. but no bones were
broken. He was confined to his bed for
day or two.
Mrs. Harriette Chase, Who had been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Charles n. White,
at Beanville for some time, left Monday
for Atlanta, Ga, where she is a teacher in
a eolored school.
Quite party OF young friends surprised
Robert Church Saturday by visiting him
In body, going from here in a hay
wagon. freshments were served and a
pleasant time spent.
Miss Mary ID. Tilson went to Trenton,
y. j., Monday to resume her duties as in
structor in the deat-mute institute there.
She has spent the past two months with
her sister in Middlesex.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bachelor of Fort
Worth, Tex, have gone TO New York city
10 visit r. w. Parsons and wife. They ,
will also spend few days in Denver, ]
Col, before returning home.
The express due here at 1:35 Saturday :
met with an accident which delayed its ;
departure until nearly p. m, an eccen b
ric rod in the engine having broken. Il
mother engine was sent to the rescue. A
X. W. Morse's horse ran away last sun il
lay at Barre, and a wheel was taken off
be carriage by collision with a hydrant. {
Mr.. Morse was thrown from the carrisge
ind stunned but not seriously injured. e
Mrs. Bert Hastings and two daughters d
accompanied Mrs. Emily Hastings and q
amily to Fitchburg, Mass, Tuesday for o
he winter. Andrew Curtis and wife will n
ccupy their house during their absence.
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF the le
ride in Tunbrldge, Miss Della l.. Grant n
ormerly a clerk for Bell Brothers, became Il
he wife of Forrest II. Totman OF this pi
lace. They have the good wishes OF 81
nany friends here. "
n. W. Udall has nice little turnout, K
be result OF his own skill. II is bicycle v
uggy, the parts for which be selected oil
rom different firms and Mr.. Udall has no -
aason TO regret his selections. IL Is the III
rst OF the kind in town. ps
Last week the reservoir supply was in -
reased by the addition to the water y
-orks OF two springs from c. n. Morse's ~ ~
lrm. They have a capacity OF 300 barrels ~
day. The reservoir remains about the w "
sme the water being five inches below -
be overflow pipes. r.,
Saturday evening Howard Drew boarded an
he evening train south to sell popcorn W,
nd delayed stepping of until IL was W,
ping at a good rate. His brother, Leon, ci,
'eing his danger, ran with him and FIR
nally pulled him with considerable force IN
yainst the trucks on the platform, but OF
Ie boy escaped serious injury. an
A large congregation enjoyed the song lie
rvice at the Christian church Sunday
ening. Besides anthems and congre-
ltional singing, solos were rendered by -
isses Grace hanson and Louise Hast
gs, a duet by the same. one by Miss 90
,mson and p. ID. Chstfield and one by
ISIS Lamson and W. +. LamsOn.
copy OF 1.-THE Christian Almanack" for
"a was lately left here by George Dumas
r inspection. Il contains minute direc-
ms for planting when the moon is 20
,ht, advice on making a will, list of =
e stages to Boston, the distances, etc, 10
d the houses at which the stsges put up. fht
le pamphlet is OF considerable interest. IL,
Merritt Clark, 19-year old youth, who , III
IS brought here from Waterbury by U.
Marshal Parish, was given a nearing "
turday before Justice James Hutchinson a
the charge OF furnishing intoXicants.
mplaint was entered by Officer :. c. n
ark. He pleaded guilty to one first Of
Use OF giving away and was fined s. and
sts, amounting TO s24.