Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-20

snu voted at the September election q.
nas never missed voting at election since
1890 me OF age and cast his first presi.
,,.l, vote for Andrew Jackson. i,
49,, oe wen Tor some OF the yonnoe,
ample. inseeest an ex-
me walk In front of Tarbells block bs .
oeen IN bad condition for some time hn,
" hte II mad grown much worse in me
morning than the night before until II
was beyond repair and new gravel front
- tne result, much to the eradication nj
lne occupants OF the building.
Mrs. +. l. Jaccsrd Of Fort Worth Ter.
visited her friend, Mrs. E. A. Cor.
WIN, the nrst OF the week. She was for
merry Miss Laura Hubbard OF Tunbridge
snu granddaughter Of the late Rev. Il s.
uuoosru, VINO was pastor OF the Copg'l
enurcn mere many years ago.
samuel Crafts has just purchased new
ynPnonion and 81 pieces OF music from
s1e Symphonion Manufacturing Co., New
iork. This is said to be a beautiful in
slrument and cost him about s75. II is OF
wy lnusle-o ox style but plays from discs
whlch are removable the same as the ION.
| ophone.
Rev. Alfred II. Baker, who for about IA
years was missionary in India. will
speak next Sunday at the NJ. Z. church
Dolh morning and evening and at the
west MIL church at the usual hour. His
SUBJECT Sunday evening will he "The
country, Its People, Their Religion and
Customs All are cordially invited.
Uncle Joe French got very badly hurt
saturday afternoon while pitching of a
load OF hay at Mrs. cieveland's barn up in
the held. The horses attached to the load
were Albert Thomp, on's runaway pair
and they started, throwing Mr. French
from the load over backward lust as he
was about 10 deposit fork Of hay In the
barn. He struck on his head and Shout
der upon the ground. II is feared that
bis shoulder is broken beside other injur-
les, but possibly only a severe bruise. He
IS In very critical condition at this writ
ing. DR.. Goss attends him.
II Albert Thompson does not keep his
team better ia hand some one will get
hurt on the street by them some day,
for after throwing Mr.. French from the
wagon and seriously iniuring him Satur.
day afternoon, they finally did run away
while unloading hay at Mrs. Clevelandis
barn near her house. Wilder II. Dear
born, who works In the Chelsea market,
was the hero OF the hour as he saw them
start and by lively gymnastic exercise got
aboard the wagon and pulled them up
when In front Of the hotel. IL was an act
that the owner OF the team should highly
appreciate.
John F Kimball, the alleged bigamist,
who has been staying with Sheriff +. l.
Whitney for ssfekeeping the past few
weeks, was taken on a writ OF habeas cor
pus 10 Montpelier by Deputy Sheriff
Frank h. Tracy OF that city. His bail
was fixed at 81 500 for appearance at the
habeas corpus proceedings in October.
sheriff Whitney and States Attorney II.
X. Darling were present at the hearing
Saturday. Mr.. Darling appeared for the
state and Hon. Geo. w. Wing OF that city
for Kim ball, who II Is said will have nc
trouble 10 obtain bail, but the proper con.
nections were not made Saturday so he
bad 10 remain In jail over Sunday.
Saturday seemed to be a day OF acci-
dents, incidents and specialties. The last
10 record was the collapse OF Frank
Clough OF Washington, who was coming
down Main street about p. m. on a BIZ
cycle de was pretty well doubled up
over his handle bars and pushing his ma
chine for all be was worth. When oppo-
site the town hall, he met Miss Floss Sar-
gent jogging upstreet on her wheel.
Then they collided and Mr.. Clough per-
formed the usual flying act prescribed In
such cases and piled up In bunch. be
was not badly hurt except his tongue,
which was terribly cut aud torn. The
handle bar must have struck bis chin TO
do Il. He was taken 10 DR.. Godfrey's OF.
dee, where bis wound was dressed. The
front W heel OF his machine was driven to
be rear but not BADLY broken. Miss Sar-
gent and her wheel escaped uniniured.