Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-18

Mrs. Dodge OF New Haven, Conn, and
| Mrs Dodge of Haverh hill, Mass, who had
/ been guests OF Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury,
left for home Tuesday.
The friends here OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Flint OF Burlington congratulate them
upon the arrival last Thursday OF a
daughter, Marjorie Jessie.
Bert Booth OF Newport, n. H., is visit
/ ing his brother, Clarence, for few days
/ before leaving for Minneapolis, Mimi,
where he will work in hotel.
General Manager Fitzhugh and five
railroad officials passed through here
/ Tuesday in the special car Mansfield on
/ their way from New London, Conn.
Tuesday Miss Drake, the music teacher,
and about rs members OF the class at
the Normal went to Montpelier in
special car to see the lawmakers at work.
/ About Is members OF the volunteer
military company walked to +. II. Cleve-
I lands in Peth Monday evening, where
they enjoyed a husking and refreshments.
Claude Beedle OF Fitchburg, Mass,
| Fred Beedle and mis- friend, DR.. Beales, OF
Keene, n. H., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Beedle while enjoying the hunt
ing.
j. Z. Jerd has just received from Nero
n ld.f n ehln WIN hAh1 lahAA'o
attached, one for each year OF the snakes
| life. 1t measured an inch over five feet in
| length.
Miss Bessie Booth, who has good po-
sition as stenographer in Boston, came
| from Lebanon, n. H., Tuesday, where she
\ is spending vacation, for a short stay
with friends here.
Col. j. Kimball and Col. Chandler ar
rived from Brooklyn yesterday morning.
/ Col. Kimbal and VIM. II. Dubois spent
I yesterday at the capitol, Mr.. Kimball GO
ing from there to Burlington.
| Mrs. w. II. Lamberton OF Marshfield
came Monday for short stay, guest OF
Judge Nichols and wife. She came to Wis
1t her sister, Mrs. Stearns, OF whom VIM.
II. Dubois was lately appointed guardian.
F.A. Thompson ana brother, Warren
| Thompson, OF New York, with their fam
lilies, and Mrs. Geezer, mother of Mrs. F.
Thompson, left Tuesday for several
days pleasure trip through the White
/ mountains.
Walter Newton was riding home from
work last evening before the lights were
on, and in the darkness collided with De-
witt Bruce, also mounted on a wheel.
Newton was thrown off and sustained a
fracture Of his collarbone.
Rev. A. S. Gilbert OF Boston will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
] ing and will speak to the Endesvor soci.
ETY. upon the subject, Jacobs Vision Of
the LADDER Rev. t. A. Howard will re-
turn and occupy the pulpit the following
4 Sunday.
VIII sault OF Lynn, Mass, and his
brother, Zeph Sault,o Pigeon Cove, Mass,
/ with their families, are expected to arrive
tomorrow to be present at the 35th we'd
ding anniversary OF their parents, Z. f.
Sault and wife, which will be observed
Saturday evening.
THE Sunshine OF Paradise Alley" was
enjoyed by a large audience in Dubois
4 4 Gays hall Tuesday evening. The pic.
lures Of New York life among the poorer
classes were excellent and embodied
lesson in temperance. The singing was
especially appreciated.
The Sunday evening preaching service
will be resumed at the Christian church
Sunday. Special music by the choir and
short sermons by the pastor will follow
the Endeavor services and and in the
same room for the present. The whole
service will not exceed an hour and halt
All who do not attend any other service
at the same hour are cordially invited to
attend this one. The meeting commences
at 6 30
Chas. Baker, who came here from Con-
necticut about six weeks ago and has been
working for ID. n. Morse, was driving a
spirited horse for him Tuesday. Near the
Peth bridge the animal became frightened
by stepping upon something that explod-
ed like a torpedo, and kicked, badly dam
aging the gig and striking Mr. Baker in
the chest. BE sustained a fracture of the
collarDone. The horse ran home, turned
the corner near Mr.. Morse's barn, tore
down several yards Of fence and was final.
ly stopped near Allen Jones'. Mr.. Morse
met the injured man walking homeward.
lie is getting along nicely.
There were 50 tickets sold here Monday
for the Boston excursion. A large num-
Der went on the night train and the exo-
dus continued during the day. Among
those who went were r. A. Thacher and
wife, who will visit their daughter, Mrs.
A. g. Niniea, in North Gorham, Me. /;
Miss Maud Emerson, who will visit in
Lowell; Mrs. Jennie Swan and daughter,
Lillian, who will stay in Stoneham and
koxhury; Mrs. Edwin Morse, who will
visit at the home OF her father in Middle
boro; Fred n. Smith, wife and daughters.
Ruth and Florence, who will spend their
time In West Somervile; s. 5. Briggs. who
went TO Campello; Postmaster j. b. Ell
dredge, W. W. Jones and wife. George
Hatch and wife, Miss Edith MRrcott. I'd
win Goodwin, Mrs. Julia Walsh and
daughter, Annie, and Miss Margaret
walsh, A. 3. Tewksbury, Fred Chadw ick,
Roy Huse, Carl Bass, Charles Bass. George
smith, /. ID. Willisms, Mrs. e. E. Spfeer
b. q. Bass aud wife, Noah Granger snd
wife, Winifred Richmond, Miss Ella
burnhsm, Miss Mary Burroughs, Milton
chad wick, Mrs. Harry Sault, I.ucius
webb, Herbert Salisbury, A. Z. Bsss,
Mrs Byron Manchester, Mrs. Ernest
Manchester. Daniel Coolidge and wifs
Miss Maris Merrill, Miss sarah Cushing
Mrs Boswell holbrook, Charles Dwyer.
g. W. Drew.