Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-01

| Henry Sault is assisting +. H. Ketchsm
| In his electric work.
A sou was born Monday to Herbert
Campbell and wife and son Tuesday to
/ Section Boss McKenna and wife,
A breakdown in the main shaft OF the
Souto mill caused a suspension OF work
| Tuesday for a few days, until the shaft can
be repaired at Montpelier.
Peter sault OF Worcester, Mess, suffer
ed q shock last week which proved fatal.
Tue funeral was Sunday. He formerly
resided here and was an uncle OF Peter,
| Ed and Frank Sault.
M. NJ. Wilson was in Windsor Saturday
to attend a hearing before Gilbert A.
Davis, U. s. commissioner in bankruptcy,
at which a discharge was granted to
George Lane, bankrupt.
A local freight engine and the trucks OF
freight car went off the track a short
distance above the station Monday after
noon and the / :35 train was more than an
hour late in consequence.
There will be a union Sunday school
temperance rally, under the auspices of
the w. e. T. u, at the Christian church
next Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock. The
pubic is cordially invited to attend.
One contestant for the Quaker range
su Inscription premium offered by the
HERALD has entered, Frank f. Sault. He
is meeting with good success. II no
Others enter, he will earn fine range very
easily.
f. ID. Davis, who has been employed at
the Profile House, White Mts., has pur-
chased r. N. Rising's place on Weston
street, now occupied by Fred Steele, who
is soon to break up housekeeping. Fred
Bryant will tenant the place.
Tho friaudo ~ Eov waIIo owa yarxy clad
to hear that he is recovering as rapidly as
possible. At the end OF five weeks he was
allowed pillow placed under bis Shout
ders. Instead OF the break being in The
hip joint, as at first reported, ii is three
inches below and half way to the Rnee,
which is more encouraging that he may
more fully recover than II in the joint.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Wells of jamestown
n. OAK, we're in town over Sunday, COM
ing here from New York, where they are
spending the winter, to attend the funeral
OF Il. d. Strong. They have been near
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Strong ever
since they went to Dakota to live. Mr.,
Wells is president OF the jamestown
National bank and a prominent business
man OF North Dakota.
George IL. Hoyt has brought suit against
w. A. Noble, who tenants one OF his
houses. Noble was behind in his rent
Hoyt claimed that he had violated his
contract and was holding the property
without right and brought an action in
forcible ejectment and detainer. The su
preme court has held that sucn action as
Mobiles constitutes what is known in law
as a tort and that the tenant may be ar.
rested. This was done and j. j. Trerise
furnished bail. The case is set for March
10th. Il will be news to some that the
tenant-at-will who fails to pay his rent
and does not get out is liable to be arrest
ed and jailed.
Miss Mary S. Du Bots left here Tuesday
for Northampton, Mass, to visit her sis.
ter, Anne, and college friends. She will
be met in New York by her brother,
Charles, of Chicago, and they will sail
saturday on the steamer KAISER Wilhelm
III North German Lloyd line, for Naples,
where they are scheduled To arrive March
Is. After few days stay they will pro-
coed on their journey on the continent,
going first to Rome, then to Florence,
Venice, Milan, Zurich, Munich, Vienna,
Prague, Dresden, Berlin, Mayence, Frank
fort, Cologne, Amsterdam, Rotterdam
and Antwerp, arriving at Paris about
May 4. They will spend ten days at the
exposition, and then visit London, from
8 hich city they will embark for home
Miss Allace Chase will act as assistant
teacher in the High school during the abb
senes OF Miss Dubois.